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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1924
Page
4
Opening of Frederick 1924 Baseball Season at New Park
Frederick launches the 1924 baseball season with a modern new field and equipment, led by Herb Armstrong a respected new pilot from the Eastern Shore. Local figures praise Armstrong and the team, urging community support and regional play to sustain strong spectator interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Herb Armstrong
Armstrong
Carlton Molesworth
Columbug
American Association
Columbus
Pilot
Bcra
Hall Park
Farm Cost of Living for Farmers Outlined by Department
The Agricultural Department opens a series on farm costs of living, noting distress in Wheat regions and proposing city and country standards comparison. It cites Kentucky, Tennessee and Texas farmers buy more than they produce, high rents in cities, and modest capital investments with varying incomes. Farmers face low unemployment and potential for higher self-sufficiency if diversified farming is pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculttural Department
Hns
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas
Livingston
New York
Question on who should pitch the opener for Frederick
The Inquiring Reporter asks five residents who they want to start for Frederick. Most pick Bill King, noting he is a local with long tenure and a reliable first-game record, drawing comparisons to Walter Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles KE. Lipps
South Market Street
Bil King
George B. Angevine
West South Street
Charles FL Kinna
Jefferson Street
Sherry
Anthony Ularronel
South Marrket Street
Walter Tohnson
Washington
Leroy Toms
Braddock
Bill King
Bill
Today in History and Births Remembrance Notes
Various historical anniversaries and births are listed including the 1817 formation of the Pennsylvania Society for the Promotion of Public Economy, labor regulation bills in Britain, key Civil War era events, and notable birthdays such as bishops Berry Grant Hickey and banker William Hoyen Thompson. Also noted are Arbor Day observances, notable anniversaries, and upcoming events in Atlantic City and London conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Society For the Promotion
Philadelphia
Cutler
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Earl of Aberdeen
Canada
Governors On Conservation of Natural Resources
Washington
Polo Harbor
Mingo
West Virginia
Kentucky
Joseph F. Berry
M. KE
Aylmner
Percy Stickney Grant
New York
Boston
Willam W& Hickey
Wishop
Providence
Worcester
Mass
Willam Whoyen Thompson
Western Mining Properties
Virginia City
Mont
Monata
Franklin G. Adams
Kansas
National Fire Protection
Atlantic City
Democraticc
Mabama
Tremier Heasny MacDonald
National Conference of Labor Women
London
Hall of Fame
New York University
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Phillips Brooks
Samuel TL. Memens
John Buchanan Eads
William T. G. Morton
Peter Cooper
Alice Freeman Palmer
Horoscope Notes For July Signs And Global Tensions
The forecast warns Mercury bad aspects, Saturn adverse, favoring contracts but cautioning real estate. Writers and publishers may see profitable months ahead. thinkers may lead. Holland queen faces trouble. two years of changes foreseen. Diplomatic strains with the United States loom amid international anxiety and a peculiar summer rule affecting leaders. Children show clever potential, Taurus subjects destined for wealth and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Wbout
United States
Waetundan
Mecture
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick May 13 1924 News
Ground broken at Frederick City Hospital for a new wing funded as a gift by Mrs. Margaret E S Hood. O J Keller Lime Co sold land quarries and machinery near Harper's Ferry to Potomac Stone and Lime Co for 25000. Children playing with matches ignited a straw stack at William Mercer farm in Braddock but flames were blown away by wind and neighbors saved the barn. Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Co installed a switchboard at Ridgeville and will open an exchange serving Ridgeville Mt Airy and nearby areas with private lines and connecting Montgomery and Escote City lines. company now has 1050 subscribers. Noah F Cramer closed sale of the Stone Charities Farm in New Market district to George W Young for 4700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Margaret E. S. Hood
O. J. Keller Lime Co
Harper's Ferry
Potomac Stone and Lime Co
William Mercer
Braddock
Fredeck County
Noah F. Cramer
Farm of Charities
FL Stone
George T. Stone
New Market District
George W. Young
Roy
Local News Snippet Describes Oddities in Daily Life
The note mentions farmers not getting rain, Implying scarce time to pick new autos. Mr Tipton Rud is slowly recovering. A bedroom papering project is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Radio Listings Across Major Stations Tonight
A dense schedule shows WOR WEAF WRC WHB KDKA WJY KYW WGY WZ JZZ coverage. Programs include orchestras, soprano and baritone performances, children stories, weather, market reports, and a Methodist Conference summary. Various times feature the Mazdas, Sweeney Ratio Orchestra, Catholic University Glee Club, and Broadway broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Washington
Arthur Middleton
Basao
Deila d'Adwin
Helen Gallagher
Wardman Park Hotel
Catholic University Glee Club
Catholic University Glee Cink
What is incorrect in this picture about croquettes
The note warns not to cut croquettes with a knife and to use a fork only. It adds the same guidance for timbales, sweetbreads, and butties to keep portions intact.
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses Reported In County
A county notices listing shows transfers of property deeds among multiple grantees with small sums and a series of marriage licenses. Names include Mary Swope, George Lovell, Charles Wat ers, Frederick Stunkle, James Norris, E Sue Stevens, David Wastler, Chester Wastler, Americus Wenner, Raymond Grabill, William Kline, Howard Jones, Chester Lenhart, Charles Riddiemoser, Frederick Ordeman, William King, Sophia Richardson, James Lowery, Mary Leather, David Brunner, Susie Mealey with ages and locations noted such as Waynesboro Pa Frederick and Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary BE. Swope
George E. Lovell
Charles C. Waters
Frederick J. Stunkle
James W. Norris
E. Sue
Stevens
David HE. Wastler
Chester Lee Wastler
Americus A. Wenner
Raymond &. Grabill
William M. Kline
Howard Marvin Jones
William H. Lenhart
Chester W. Lenhart
Charles J. Riddiemoser
Frederick
A. Ordeman
Wiliam H. King
Waynesboro
Sophia BR
Richardson
Henryton
James R. Lowery
Mary S. Leather
Blewislow
Utica
David C. Brunner
Susie E. Mealey
New, Market
King's Daughters Elect Class Officers at May Meeting
The King's Daughters Sunday school held its regular business meeting on May 6 at the church. Mrs. Roy Burke opened the session and election results named President Mrs. John Tudlgeway, Vice President Mrs. Millard Wiles, Secretary Miss Florence Stine, assistants Miss Maud Jones and Mrs. Helen Vaughn, Treasurer Mrs. Florence Schaeffer, assistant treasurer Mr. Charles Brust, Librarian Mrs. L. E. Ball, assistant librarian Mrs. Bernard Myers. Refreshments followed. The article highlights Florence May Sharp’s 20 year rise from mill girl to director at a Birmingham area firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
King's Daughters
Calvary M. EL Sunday School
Roy Burke
John Tudlgeway
Millard Wiles
Florence Stine
Maud Jones
Helen Vaughn
Florence Schaeffer
Charles Brust
L. E. Ball
Bernard Myers
New Treatment Claims Quick Relief for Piles
A drugstore ad promotes AvA Suppositories as an original remedy for piles. It claims immediate relief when inserted and rapid healing through antiseptic action, with some cases improving in two days. Ends with availability at People's Drug Store.
New Treatment for Swollen Glands Ad
Advertisement offers Emerald Oil to treat enlarged glands by daily application claiming it ends germs and secretions, heals fast without scars, and also reduces swollen veins and dissolves goitre. It urges purchase of a two-ounce bottle at Williamson's Drug Store and use as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson's
Financial condition of Woodsboro Savings Bank and Walkersville Bank
Bank reports from Woodsboro Maury county area show resources totaling loans and discounts and deposits. figures include cash, currency, and gold coin. Walkersville Savings Bank reports similar assets and liabilities with deposits, capital stock, and certificates of deposit in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbecoe
Gapitay
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