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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
4
A whimsical collection of scattered notes on Easter novelties and strange sayings. Mentions of wine drowning men, March signs, garden talk, salted pint nuts, and a mix of humorous quips about occupation, society, and weather.
The article extols prosperity and urges choosing pure wholesome foods. It condemns cheap baking powders containing alum, noting they cost little and can cause sickness. it warns manufacturers deny alum content while encouraging use of the best ingredients for family health.
County correspondence from Walkersville reports Miss Mabel Barrier and her brother visiting Langano re and Oak Orchard returning home pleased with their trip. A March 25 dance at Mr Wm Cronenburg near New London featured a long supper and late dancing with a large guest list including the Dronenburgs Krego and Etzler families and many others from New London Singanore and Mt. Pleasant. The Zion orchestra supplied music. Other items note Miss Jennie Berkheimer’s Mechanicsburg visit, Lutheran Sunday school reorganizing April 1, a sale by James B Galt with plans to move to Taneytown, a lack of preaching in the Evangelical Lutheran cemetery due to communion services, and the death of Roy Haugh age 9 at Taneytown. Also mentioned are teaching changes at Pinsy Creek and Miss Alverta Shriver going to Halbimgre for millinery work. CREAGERSTOWS reports Mrs Winfield Miller and daughter Aura of Keyser WV visiting. Mr Lewis Potman of Buckeyes in town. Mr John Wooddie of Philadelphia visiting. Mathias and Rersberg at Double Pips Creek. C A Welker’s sale despite weather. Eva Tabler and wife of Monrovia visiting. Maisie Pearl of Baltimore visiting and plans to stay. Mrs J Fred Patt’s Mathieses visit. and Sunday meetings and socials referenced.
The Record reports striking machinists may return to work Monday while a board of arbitration, likely to be chosen tomorrow, settles the dispute. The panel will include Presidents O'Connell and Seldon with two members each, sessions in Chicago, affecting about 8,500 workers in cities including Chicago Columbus Cleveland Paterson and Philadelphia.
Manager Rhodes presents bio graph pictures of the Jeffries and Sharkey heavyweight title bout at Co ney Island. Life size figures show bout details with Johnny Donn’s imagined ring introductions. The two hour and a half program draws both adults and many youths, who watch eagerly. The exhibition at the City Opera House will occur next Monday night.
Obituary notices recall William Butler a 75 year old Frederick City native and early Baltimore and Ohio engineer who died of heart failure. funeral postponed by rain and to be buried beside his sister in Woodlawn. Also IDA JAMISON of Dalath Minn. dies at 32. John Bush, Perry County resident, dies by self inflicted gunshots after long knee pain. Market quotes for J E W Hargett. medical remedies including Chamberlains Cough Remedy and One Minute Cough Cure praised for quick relief and sale notes. Also advertisements for DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and Great South American Kidney Cure.
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