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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
19
Frederick newspaper page from May 11 1986 features local briefs and notices. Readable items include community events and public notices with names, places, and dates.
Boyle notes Butte’s giant copper wealth remains unmatched as ore beds stay productive. The column recounts growth from 1864 to today, with Anaconda Copper Mining claims of high grade ore and plans to mine 50 million tons of low grade ore, enough to sustain activity for decades. Deeds record transfers at 104 West Third Street and 241 Washington Street with prices near 11,500 and 8,500.
Hartle a 61 year old retired major general who led the first American troops to England in World War II announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for Maryland's Sixth Congressional seat in September. He backs Western Maryland's Beall as incumbent, cites party support in several counties, and recalls a long Army career including service on the Mexican border and in Shanghai.
Chronic fatigue runs from excess work and poor sleep to dietary lapses. Most fatigue is temporary and solvable by correcting the cause. Persistent fatigue without clear cause is serious, common among housewives, and requires careful attention to daily living patterns.
By order of Frederick County Orphans Court dated April 10 1950 the executors will sell at public sale on premises 126 West Fourth St Friday May 12 1950 at 1 1 P M. Personal property of the late Jeannette V Engelbrecht includes refrigerator living room suite victrola chairs tables lamps radio books clock beds dressers bric a brac dishes glassware cookware and other items too numerous to mention.
The passage notes difficulty in finding remedies for chronic tiredness, urging awareness of influencing factors like smoking, alcohol, and diet, and to address modifiable causes while preparing to tackle others. It also mentions the colonial survey of the Mason-Dixon Line establishing boundaries between Penn and Calvert lands.
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