Circus coming to Frederick May 20
Circus visit announced for May 20 by Hagenbeck Wallace with wild animal acts hippos bloodsweating moths and 10 clowns. A free one mile street parade starts at 10 am from East Patrick grounds.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1924
Page
7
Circus visit announced for May 20 by Hagenbeck Wallace with wild animal acts hippos bloodsweating moths and 10 clowns. A free one mile street parade starts at 10 am from East Patrick grounds.
The article profiles Jack Quinn of the Boston Red Sox as a longstanding pitching marvel in his 25th pro season. It notes his success against the Yankees since leaving them, claiming 10 victories in 12 meetings, and discusses his unique spitball technique and durable arm.
San Salvador May 6 A peace treaty was signed in Amlapata by Honduras factions and Central American representatives in the presence of Sumner Welles. The deal calls for free presidential and congressional elections to be held by provisional leader General Vicente Tosta, with amnesty for political offenders and guaranteed implementation by all signatories. Western Hemisphere observers and Welles signaled recognition if the agreement is followed. At Cedar Lake Indiana a separate incident left two men dead and a mother wounded as robbers attacked a residence.
A survey of athletic notes notes milestones from golf in New England to a French tour by English women. It mentions Smith College planning a premier swimming pool, early US chess championships in New York, and Olympic wrestling team trials in Madison Square Garden. It also cites boxing prospects and an aging Chicago White Sox captain marking a birthday.
Fragments recall famed horses like Epinald and major stakes, a costly Channel crossing, a Hartford Dark Atlases versus Chicago Whites game in 1875 noted as a remarkable professional match, plus a Middletown student injury from a high jump and a hospital transfer.
An advertisement touts Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup as a cure for indigestion rheumatism and related ailments. Testimony from L C Holland of Candler Mace Somerset Ky claims dramatic relief after use. The note promises a full refund if relief is not achieved and lists Williamson's Drug Store as a seller.
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