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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
6
Local newspaper note indicates publication work by Great Southern Printing Company in Frederick Maryland. Brevity limits context but confirms the printer and location connected to the issue.
The piece reflects on late June college rowing finals. It notes American zeal, the toll on athletes, and the emotional blow of defeat. It laments narrow rowing participation but urges defeated oarsmen to cheer up and mentions ample water supply for summer.
The piece cites a Baltimore News weather summary noting May’s extreme temperatures, a favorable growing season, and a 744 million bushel wheat crop forecast. It discusses agricultural diversification, rising farm values, and the challenge of feeding a growing population, highlighting cotton as a key export.
Miss Holda Urner spent yesterday in Baltimore and has returned. Miss Ella Johnson aired in Baltimore City before visiting Ocala City? Md. Miss Hazel Dutrow resigned from A. P. Telephone Co. office. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Sthodes and son returned home from Baltimore. John Ritchie Boyd of Washington visits. Katherine Grove visits Middletown Va for the Miler McKurg wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Warry W. Bowers and son Robert returned from a trip up the Hudson. Thomas Hisenhauer of Cumberland spends a few days with his father Joseph B. Eisenhauer. Margaret McSherry returned from New York to her mother Mrs. Js. C. McSherry. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Urner returned from Blue Mountain House. Urner attended State Bankers Convention. Mrs. Emma Jiargett left for North Carolina to visit her daughter. BG Hagedorn and daughter J. Alliene Williamson head to Portland Oregon for summer. Misses Hagedorn stay here.
Former City Register Michael McCaffrey faces a demand for all back taxes and paying assessments owed during his term. Alderman Culler advocates a 90 day deadline with drastic action afterward. McCaffrey says he will levy only when necessary and has not turned over funds since handing office to Nicodemus. The city cites over $11,000 outstanding from taxes and assessments to be collected before the bond is released.
A compact collection of humorous exchanges and witticisms from early 20th century newspapers. The snippets feature a waiter asking for hot water, a restaurant proprietor called a flatterer, and quips about doing things oneself. Sharp lines touch on fidelity to self and playful rebukes about pins and battleships.
Braddock Building and Devel opment Co transfers property in Frederick County to Edmund W Woodruff and wife for $10. Cephas M Thomas and Milton Garner trustees sell to Mollie L Devilbiss et al for $5. Marriages: George S Zullinger wed June M Runk. John H Cragg to Ann M Edmonstone. George W Leesnitzer to Lucille M Edmonstone. A Market Street streetcar collision with a sand cart injures a boy driver but cause minor harm.
Market note from Matter Jos. & Co. lists latest sales noon corrected as of June 27 1918. Entries include Georgia Alabama 3s 101 and various railroad and utility bonds, stocks, and inquiries such as Seaboard Air Line Ist 4g 82 and Houston Oil Div. references, with numerous figures and notes on Com and Trust holdings.
Daily stock figures provided by Motter Bros and Co show New York exchanges and key listings. Market activity, notable gains and declines, and brief sector shifts outlined for investors.
A recipe for Quaker Omelet uses eggs milk cornstarch salt and butter with careful heat and folding instructions. The piece praises The Semi-Weekly News for wide county circulation and advertising reach, then quotes a playwright's remark about atmosphere.
The marriage of Harry L. Peddicord of Emmitenburg and Edna A. Blaisdell of Norfolk Va was solemnized Tuesday morning at St Patrick s Catholic church York Pa by Rev Father McManus with no attendants present. Also a horse owned by Joseph A Jamison of West Patrick street died last night from unknown causes valued at 250 dollars. A young man Sacks who ran away to join the soldiers was brought home to his brother John J Sacks an attorney.
Twenty years ago Frederick items report St Johns Literary Institute held at the City Opera House with W Meredith Smith as valedictorian. Aldermen passed an ordinance prohibiting horses and cattle on streets. Hospital gates and brick posts were replaced. A mill accident on Carrell street injured a worker. Local tax and county rate figures are noted.
The poem envisions sowing and tending grain as Nature’s care and sacrifice unfold. It traces golden spears rising in fields, the coming reaping chorus, and the world’s hunger fed by harvest, voiced by Inkite M. Lowater.
Many mothers misread indigestion and nervous symptoms in children as common ailments while worms cause peevishness fretful behavior bad breath and colic. Kickapoo Worm Killer, a candy lozenge, expels worms regulates bowels and restores health. Guaranteed by pharmacies and ad endorsers.
An advertised remedy ZEMO promises instant relief from itching, heat, eczema, and skin eruptions. It claims quick action, affordable pricing, and a money back guarantee, with sales channels listed as HW Rose Medicine Co and Williamson Drug Store.
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