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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
3
A bustling market scene featured a wide range of edibles with strawberries plentiful and varying prices from 15 to 20 cents per box. Chickens were scarce and priced 20 to 40 cents, with many items including eggs, poultry, vegetables, fruits, and seafood offered at specific per unit or per pound rates.
Sick headache and despondency from weak stomach improved by Cham berlain's Tablets. Customer says they are pleasant to take mild and effective and restored health in a few weeks. Sold by all dealers. Ruberish for The News advertisement.
Stevi Conard, county official, ordered all drivers in Frederick County to obtain chauffeur or operator licenses as required by state automo bile law. Officers will round up violators and possible arrests follow. Licenses issued are permanent and chauffeur licenses must be over 18.
Walter Hahn age 17 was bitten on the hand by a dog at the Jacob P. Besson home near Mt Pleasant. The dog was killed after showing hydrophobia signs. Doctors Ramsburg said the animal was rabid and Hahn’s wound was cauterized. The dog had bitten a colt and two other dogs prior to confinement.
Company 8 to Go On Hike From Antietam Armory today for tac tical guidance. They encamp overnight in the country and will break camp Sunday. Prof T C Forrester of the Maryland School for the Deaf lectured in Baltimore on Shakespeare's Macbeth at Christ Methodist Episcopal Church for the Deaf. The two story dwellings of Framis Jonson on West Second street are being repainted by Clarence Z Mam.
A reader letter from Vera Cruz describes the Nievl coast landing and combat. The writer mentions New York soldiers, about fifty shots fired, heavy excitement, and hopes to return home soon. He notes seeing Guy Rickewls, the famous safety officer, wounded in the first night at Vera Cruz.
Mie Thadiine Holstein pupil of Miro d P Anderson and candidate for Diploma will give her final recital at College That next Monday evening. Mrs Anderson will play five violin numbers. Public is cordially invited. Program includes Beethoven and Debussy violin works and Mendelssohn Concerto. Mr Anderson will play at the piano. Rev E H Hummelbaugh to preach baccalaureate sermon Sunday morning May 31 for high school graduates.
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