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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1911

Page

3

Beer and Ale Differences in Methods of Making

A compact summary notes beer is brewed from malted barley with hops and hot water extraction, then fermented. ale is a malt infusion with less hops and fermentation. Both are ancient forms of intoxicating liquor, with beer linked to barley infusions and ale to lighter hopping practices.

Bonfort Herodotus Germany Tacitus Pliny Europe England Ina Wessex Edward the Confessor

Playground idea gains town support in Frederick

The Civic Club promotes a public playground for Frederick with Baptist church offering space behind its building. Residents debate need while supporting safe amusements for children. Other town notes include railway improvements foreseen, church festivals, a college recital week, and the Y M C A circus success.

Civic Club For Frederick’s Civic Club Frederick Baptist Church

Grape-Nuts Ends Health Troubles in Letter Form

A reader credits Grape-Nuts with curing stomach and kidney discomfort after years of heavy meat meals. The testimonial claims relief from heartburn, indigestion, and back pains, plus steadier nerves and sharper thinking. The letter, signed Possum Co., Battle Creek, Mich, promotes the product and its booklet The Road to Wellville.

Roy Possum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville Pligs

Tendered reception for Lewis A Rice Jr graduation

Lewis A Rice Jr. was honored at a banquet hosted by his parents on West Third Street. The event, decorated in pink roses and palm, featured Braddock Weights Orchestra music, a varied menu, and toasts led by Prof. Amon Burgee. Attendees included class of 1911 members and several professors. Commencement events are set for late May to June with sermon by Rev. U S G Rupp.

Lewis A. Rice, Jr Lewis A. Rice West Third Street Braddock Weights Orchestra Amon Burgee Fenton Harris Miss Cotell New York Miss Leilich Keokuck Islands Spencer Stull Clyde Elmore Burgee Willis David Witter Littleton Travis White James Ernest Haifleigh Allen George Quynn Louis Albert Rice Leslie Ray Burgeee William Henry Solt John LaMotte Shaw Richard Dorsey Sappington Marvin Lewis Shirley Earle Edwin Zeigler George Lawrence Rothenhoefer David Llewellyn Johnson Dean White Hendrickson John Francis Minor Simpson James Richard Keller Edgar Joshua Eyler James Roger Fisher U. S. G. Rupp Evangelical Lutheran Church

O Gorman Joins Firm Renamed O Gorman Battle and Marshall

Chief Law Clerk of First Senator James A O Gorman joins Battle and Marshall of Wall Street New York. The firm will be renamed O Gorman Battle and Marshall with Roger B Wood formerly of Frederick as chief law clerk.

James A. O'Gorman Battle and Marshall, Attorneys Wall Street New York O'Gorman, Battle and Marshall Roger B. Wood Frederick

City officials study tarvia and wood blocks paving

A Philadelphia and Atlantic City inspection party reviewed tarvia and wood block pavements. Aldermen Denn, Johnson, Martin, City Attorney Smith, Engineer Crum, and Clerk Schmidt examined Market Street wood blocks and tarvia on Second Street. They found wood blocks quiet and durable though costly, and noted slipperiness when wet. The group heads toward a Monday night vote on street paving decisions.

Phildelphia Atlantic City Denn , Johnson Martin ¢. Kemp Edward J. Smith Emory C. Crum Jacob Hi. Schmidt Frederick Philadelphia Aklerman Johnson William H. Boardwen Altantion Barrett, Mouttacine Ing Company East Second Street Hust Second Street Tarvia Second Street Market Street Court House Manufacturers’ Club Inl

Water report near Frederick discussed by Boardman

Mr Boardman praised water sources near Frederick and said ownership of a local stream could make Philadelphia residents wealthy. He noted the Frederick water report was nearly finished and Mayor Schell expected to receive it today.

Philadelphia Boardman Frederick Schell

Not Time for Locust Visit Warns Maryland Experts

Maryland authorities state locusts pose no immediate threat. Dr. Philip Uhler of the Peabody Institute and Dr. Ethan Andrews of Johns Hopkins say the 17 and 14 year cicada cycles are unlikely to cause widespread damage this year. They explain cicadas damage is limited and often misunderstood, distinguishing cicadas from true locusts which historically caused crop devastation.

Peabody Institute Ethan A. Andrews Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore Uhlers Dr. Andrews Hauptins Dr. Uhler Anarews Hopkins

Girls' Friendly Society holds final picnic at Yellow Springs

The Girls' Friendly Society of All Saints P E church held their final meeting this afternoon as a picnic in the woods at Yellow Springs. Miss Mary Ingle acted as secretary with Lou Johnson Alice Smith Mamie Sifford and Ella Johnson directing activities after a 1 o'clock car departure.

Girls’ Friendly Society of All Saints P. E. Church Yellow Springs Mary Ingle Lou Johnson Alice Smith Mamie Sifford Ella Johnson

Frederick City Hospital Guild Last Regular Meeting

The last regular Frederick City Hospital Guild meeting before September was held last night. Only routine business was transacted, followed by a social hour with refreshments of ice cream strawberries and cakes.

Frederick City Hospital

Sewer Extension Planned Along East Pat-Tick Street

The project begins on the north side of East Pat Tick street extending sewer lines from Philip Seeger’s blacksmith shop to Wisner street. A humorous exchange about marriage appears between the editor and Mr Keypounder. The editorial notes advertising aids success and urges placing ads in the paper.

East Pat- Tick Street Philip Seeger Wisner Street

Religious Services and Meetings News Notes

From Grace Reformed Church to Trinity M E Church South this item lists Sunday school times and services. It notes cancellations due to pastor's travel, an anniversary observance, memorial sermons, and a May procession at St. John’s Catholic Church with benediction. Also mentions evening topics such as Religion and Business and True Heroism.

Frederick Cardinal Gibbons St. John’s Evangelical Reformed Church St. John’s Catholic Church Conlon

Church Services and Activities Noted for Sunday

First Baptist Church outlines Bible school at 9 45 a m with Rev Alonzo D Winters preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m the morning sermon Pleasures evening The World Demand for Christianity prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m At Methodist Episcopal Church class meeting 9 45 a m Rev E H Lamar preaches 10 20 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday school 145 Epworth League 6 45 led by Miss Mabel Gilbert

First Baptist Church Alonzo D. Winters Methodist Episcopal Church EH. Lamar Epworth Mabel Gilbert

Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Topics

The Presbyterian Church lists services tomorrow at 11 a.m. 1 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. led by Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon. Sunday school is at 2 p.m. with morning topic Nearer to God and evening text Amos 11 8 A Spiritual Famine. Church of The Brethren holds Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. preaching at 10 80 a.m. song service 7 15 p.m. and preaching at 7 30 p.m. Elder R A Nedrow will lead both morning and evening. All Saint's P E Church follows Protestant Episcopal services.

Ron Maryland Classis Silver Run J. Travers Thomas James C. Blehl Paul C. Willard United Brethren Church KE. H. 1 Hummelbaugh Reynold P.O. S Jr. Y. P C. EB B.S. CG Allen Kline Vangelical Lutheran Church Ulysses Grupp Frederick Male High School Presbyterian Church Thomas Freeman Dixon Church of the Brethren Henri L. G. Kieffer Classis

Religious Services Schedule Changes Detected

The text lists multiple church events with Rev Douglass Hooff Rev Henri L G Kieffer and Rev Alonzo D Winters, including Sunday school at 9 45 a m and 1 45 p m, morning prayer sermons at 11 a m and 7 20 p m, Gospel Mission Chapel services at 2 p m and 7 30 p m, Bible school at 10 a m and a 3 p m sermon by Rev Winters, plus G A R and P C S A attendance at United Brethren church.

S A Services and Salvation Army Hold Sunday Meetings

Frederick Corps with Capt R L Atwell and wife will lead Sunday school at 11 am and a farewell service at 7 pm in the present barracks Carrall Street. Next week headquarters move to 565 N Market Street. Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon will preach at Yellow Springs tomorrow at 2 pm. Schleysville mission has Sunday school at 2 15 pm. Rev John J Rives will preach at Flin Hill tomorrow at 3 pm.

Thomas Freeman Dixon Yellow Springs John J. Rives Flin Hill

Plumber Henry K. C. Fox Found Guilty in Frederick Hearing

Henry K. C. Fox was found guilty of violating the plumbers license law after a hearing before Judge John Francis Smith. The case arose from alleged employment of an unlicensed plumber during May when the State Board of Plumbing Commissioners investigated in Frederick. Fox was held under $50 bail for grand jury action.

H. K Fox Henry K John Francis Smith State Board of Plumbing Commissioners Frederick John Trainor State Board Smith

Uncle Joe Cannon Declines Memorial Day Antietam Address

Former Speaker Jos. G. Cannon, who planned to speak at Antietam Memorial Day exercises, will not attend. A Washington letter dated May 25 states it will be impossible to attend the ceremonies on May 30.

Jos. G. Cannon Antietam Washington

Do Ghosts Haunt Swamps No Never

Fear of fancied evil is dismissed as harmless compared with real dangers in swamps and lowlands. Malaria and typhoid threaten, but Electric Bitters can purify blood and end illness. Whi Fretwell of Lucama testifies three bottles cured malaria. Karre's Pharmacy sells the remedy.

Whi Fretwell Lucama, M. U Karre

Also Mentioned on This Page

Market St. Frederick G. O. Paxson Edw. C. Cowling North Market Street the Talk OF Lady Betty Singanore Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Knights Templar Middletown Western Maryland Baseball League Maryland Boosters’ Club Horace W. Clark Denver Musical Voice Nurses’ Training School Frederick City Methodist Church Sahara Horace Supreme Bench L. 4. Rice, Jr Firs Engineer Boardman Hospital Guild Meeting Keypounder Ah. Keypounder Grace Reformed Church T. John's Catholic Church St. John's Catholic Church W. J. Kane St. John's Holy Name Society Fr. Kane Trinity M. E. Church South Epworth League All Saint's P. E. Church All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Douglass Hooff Frederick College Gospel Mission Chapel Winchester Brgy Lomolsyw abLernoon Acordian Gospel Mission The Lambert West Patrick Street Bible School G. A. BR S. A. Services Schleysville la France Paramount H. R. Flaut Reliable Shoes Frederick, Md
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