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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1913
Page
4
John H. Zittmermian sues after a high speed motorcycle collision with an automobile ends in fatal injuries. Amid the court action, witnesses describe the crash and the ensuing medical condition. The case centers on fault and damages and names the involved vehicle owners and insurers.
John H. Zimmerman, a Frederick railroad clerk and former local bicycle racer, died after a motorcycle collision with J. Harry Bean’s car on the Jefferson Pike. Witnesses say Zimmerman rode at high speed while Bean’s vehicle was on the right side. the inquest absolved Bean and his driver James W. Hardwick of blame. Zimmerman, 33, left a wife and three children. funeral arrangements announced.
A lively pound party at the home of Mr and Mrs G Mil lard Holter east of Middletown Gamex featured chores and refreshments. Dozens of guests including Emma Kefauver Ruth Dean Naomi Kefauver and many others attended. Mount St Marys beat Gettysburg 26 18 as Leary boosted the scrubs with McManus and Breslin shining. John H Frazier recovering post surgery at Frederick City Hospital shows improvement.
A business man seeks a breakfast that energizes without stressing the stomach. He recalls trying heavy meals and then finds grape nuts with a splash of sugar and cold milk suits him, noting improved daytime vigor. The letter promotes Postum Co and the book There’s a Reason, claiming genuine human interest.
The Frederick Board of Trade debates its continuation and electing officers at Friday’s annual meeting. President D John Markey will not seek re election, citing the burden of one year’s service. The Credit Bureau is seen as a key tool to strengthen the organization and fund its operations, with expected memberships and dues outlined. Also noted are Kemp’s vagrancy case in Waynesboro and upcoming local events including a Hagerstown Board banquet and Frederick Choral Society rehearsal.
A promotional blurb touts Diapepsin as the easy remedy for sour upset stomachs caused by indigestible meals. It promises fast digestion, gentle action, and safe use with a large case priced at fifty cents, urging readers to avoid prolonged discomfort.
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