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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1916

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2

Government Safety Train to Demonstrate Federal Programs in Frederick

Frederick hosts a 12car U S Government Safety First exhibit Monday with 9 display cars and a dining car. Roy F. Carty of the Interstate Commerce Commission accompanies the train, which tours Baltimore Philadelphia and Maryland towns to show health defense resources and natural resource preservation. Special viewing hours are 10 am to 1 pm 2 to 6 pm and 7 to 8 pm. Invitations extended to Mayor, Board of Trade, President Apple and Superintendent Palmer.

Baltimore United States Frederick Baltimore and Ohio L. E. Keefer Broderick Lane Interior Department Willard Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Treasury Department War, Navy, Interior, Agriculture Interstate Commerce Commission American Red Cross Mr. Carty Roy Franklin Carty Alton B. Carty Washington Locomo Tive Inspection Philadelphia Haltimore Mead Hagerstown Winchester Cumberland

Health report outlines April pertussis and measles cases

April totals show 14 pertussis and 11 measles infections reported by City Health Officer J. McCurdy. The month records 18 births and 16 deaths with detailed causes including cerebral hemorrhage, bronchopneumonia, and various chronic conditions.

Tra J. McCurdy

Freckle Remedy Offer Promises Free Trial If It Fails

A bank of dubious promises urges Miss freckle-face to try a freckle removal formula with a money back guarantee. The ad claims an ounce of ethine-don hie will clear the skin at little cost if effective, with the druggist selling a double strength version under the same guarantee.

Roosevelt Loyalists in Maryland Nominate Progressive Delegates

Maryland Progressives voted last night to back Theodore Roosevelt as their presidential candidate. Delegates to the Chicago National Convention were chosen, with Charles Bonaparte and other leaders named among the Maryland delegation. District selections and alternates were also elected at a mass meeting in Baltimore.

Maryland Progressive Party Theodore Roosevelt Fallass Chicago Wali Chaves Bonaparte J. Art MacDonald Cailhet George Alenin I Snowden Till Me Reichard N. Winslow Willbager Alter Treas Tuee Colton William Willeath H W. Lobbs Caroline County Durang Afbernoon Dlistric Onve de Piste Drefriel Fions Thomas G. Pownall Foren Ww. Wollinger Lewis

Property Deeds Reported in Local Court Transfers

Several property transfers notice listing buyers and sellers across county and city. James C Biehl and wife to Chua Ta lurton for $10. Edward J Measell to Henry Keefer for $2 825. Ira D Edmonds to Charles Lupole for Brunswick real estate. Middletown Improvement Association to J Frank Fox in Middletown for $10. Anna Smith to Clay Shuff for $1. Clay Shuff to George Smith and wife for $1. John B Hargett and wife to Richard Hargett 110 acres for $12 000. Frederick Really Company to Jane J Griffin real estate in city for $10.

James C. Biehl Chua Ta Lurton Edward J. Measell Henry Keefer Ira D. Edmonds Charles Lupole Brunswick Middletown

Maccabees Plan State Convention in Middletown

Maccabees arrange details for the state convention to be held at Middletown with Sir Knights Jason Rhoderick Ralph F Wolfe and other officers in attendance. The convention committee of Catoctin Tent Madletown will oversee rituals and ceremonies including cups and implements, with Detroit participants expected.

Maccabees Middletown Dune Tconvention Catoctin Madletown Jason Rhoderick Ralph F. Wolfe Tom Hore

Governor Moves Omnibus Appointments Bill Through

Governor Harrington signed the omnibus appropriations bill after lengthy legislative debate. The measure includes funding for Maryland State Schools for the Deaf and the Frederick City Hospital, while several appointments to state boards and commissions are set. A $200,000 Hagerstown school bond issue was vetoed amid protests. barber legislation was also vetoed.

Ghcief Service Board Tax Commission Harrington Yverday Maryland Mrederlel City Hospital Flattingdon Tals Olnbaiepl Nin Bil A. Cae Public Service Ubi Dora Gix Ur Taee Loree Electercal EWO Thuse of Correction Board Elie LWO Head Commission Ab Sate Aid and Charities Planing Finance and Ways and Means Committee Treasury Governmor Hagerstown

Teacher Lutz Wins Case in Court

Judge 2obley D Jones at Cambridge Dorcester county ruled in the State versus Albert C Lut z principal of Vienna Aeader that corporal punishment in moderation is permissible under the doctrine of loco parentis. Lutz from Middletown, son of Lewis Lutz, was acquitted as the court upheld a teacher’s right to discipline students who become belligerent.

Lutz D. Jones Cambridge Dorcester Albert C. Lut Vienna Aeader Mir Middetown Lewis Lutz Middletown Myersville Jones

Will Operate Pen-Mar Cannery in Thurmont

The Penmar Cannery at Thurmont, long run by C. M. Root, will resume operation after Root leased the plant to A. Shaver & Son of Frederick. Shaver, formerly of near Roanoke Virginia, ran a cannery there and an extensive farm, then sold his Virginia interests and moved to Frederick.

Thurmont C. M. Root Mr. Root A. Shaver

Younkins Firestone Nuptials Reported In Baltimore

Miss Nellie B Firestone daughter of Mr and Mrs Zachary T Firealue of Middletown married Vr Iemory BF Younkins of Hagerstown last Saturday. Ceremony occurred at the parsonage of Hey Charles M Kyster at 1824 East Baltimore street Baltimore. They will reside in Petersburg Virginia. Also a Baltimore marriage license issued to John M Cronise widower of Frederick and Anna G Cagney, the applicant John A Cooney of 1616 Lexington Street.

Younkins—Firestone Nellie B. Firestone Zachary T. Firealue Middletown Vr Iemory BF Younkins Hagerstown Hey Charles M. Kyster Baltimore Street Baltimore Petersburg John M. Cronise Frederick Anna G Cagney John A Cooney Lesingtons

Farmers To Meet At Frederick Cousin Vaaniers' Assoc Hall

The regular monthly meeting of the Frederick Cousin Vaaniers Association will be held in the YMCA auditorium at 1 40 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Cultivation of Carnee will be the topic discussed.

Frederick Cousin Vaaniers’ Association Yo M.C. AL

Dr Pearre's New Departure Half Price Medicines

Dr A J Pearre announces a half price sale of Dr Howard's specific for constipation and dyspepsia with a personal guarantee. After two months of strong sales, the druggist claims the plan is highly successful and urges sufferers of dyspepsia constipation liver trouble headaches and related symptoms to buy a bottle at half price with a guarantee to refund if no cure.

A. J. Pearre Igrad Pearce Dr. Howard

Fredericks Fourth Annual Chautauqua Advances Tonight

Victor's Band brings a large audience to Fredericks Chautauqua. a 3 PM lecture by platform superintendent discusses prison reform. Maud Booth delivers a renowned twenty year advocacy, described as beautiful. The Strollers Male Quartet adds musical and comic value to last night’s program. Samuel Ebert, injured by a tire rim in Baltimore, required stitches at St. Joseph's Hospital. Agnes O'Donnell returns home after visiting Miss Katherine Grove.

Fredericks Dane Victor Maud Bullington Booth Baltimore Samuel Ehert Ball Ebert St. Joseph's Hospital Agnes O'Donnell Katheriine Grove East Second Street

Des Moines Woman Credits Vegetable Compound With Recovery

Des Moines Iowa. Four years ago a woman nearly died from illness per doctors advice. Her husband opposed surgery and she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, recovering enough to handle housework. She endorses the remedy and urges others to try it before surgery. The ad notes the product and offers confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass. Also a local note: Peerless Paper Meat lacks price three four and six cents per piece sold at the News Office.

Des Moines Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham Blanche Jefferson Lyon St Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Mags

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