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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1924

Page

7

Milk price dispute signals county dairy war begins

Dairymen of Maryland and Virginia confront Washington dealers led by WA Simpson as May 1 brokerage deduction ends. A split over milk contracts triggers a local escalation with association members urged not to ship to Simpson and a larger plant readied to take their milk. Washington cuts wholesale prices further signaling broad impact.

Maryland Virginia Mil Producers’ Association WA. Simpson Washington John McGill, Jr Simpson Iis Mr. Simpson Airymen

Frederick High School Bank Declares 40 Percent Dividend

The Frederick high school bank, part of the commercial course, declares a 40 percent dividend for the sixth year in a row. Supervised by Prof. S Fenton Uarris, it is run entirely by commercial students with teachers owning the stock. The bank dates to 1915 and operates as a branch of the Commercial State Bank. Officers include President Carl Staley and Secretary Lincoln Englebrecht. A graduation award medal is given to the top beneficiary student.

Frederick High School S. Fenton Uarris Rhose Commercial State Bank Carl Staley Lincoln Englebrecht Erass

Local Society to Discuss Stray Shelter Expansion

Matters of impertance will be debated at the quarterly meeting of the local Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in the Y M C A building this evening at 7 45. A plan to enlarge the shelter on East Patrick street behind Mrs Hallie Carey’s property is under consideration to house more stray dogs and cats with improvements to be made. Other business and a good attendance are urged. Handbags offered in bright leather colors advertise in The News.

Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Antinalg East Patrick Street Hallie Carey

Tonall tonic promoted as herbal spring remedy

An advertisement touts Tonall as a blended tonic from thirteen herbs and roots to rebuild nerves and blood, claim­ing to restore vitality by strengthening the system. It warns against alcohol heavy medicines and urges readers to know what they ingest, noting sales at Frederick Maryland druggists.

People’s Drug Store Co-Operative Drug Co Frederick

Freckle Remedy Claim Promises Free Trial and Refund

A 19th century advertisement touts Othine double strength as a freckle remover with a money back guarantee. It promises a clear complexion after a few applications and notes that rarely more than one ounce is needed. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for the double strength product.

Mira

Frederick Auto Radiator Works Ad

An advertisement for Frederick Auto Radiator Works at 162 West Patrick St Frederick Maryland promises expert radiator repair. The copy assures customers that even severely damaged units can be repaired and returned to a better condition.

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