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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1913
Page
12
Sunday services and Sunday school times announced for Grace Reformed Presbyterian Evangelical Lutheran United Brethren Church and others. Notable events include Childrens Day at Grace Reformed, baccalaureate sermon at Evangelical Lutheran for Frederick High School graduates, and various Epworth Leagues and board meetings throughout the day.
Frank Bucker of Frederick Maryland testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his disordered kidneys and back pain after trying other remedies. He bought them at J W Varner's Drug Store and urges others to use the same. Sold by all dealers with FosterMilburn Co as sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's. Evangelical Reformed Church schedules morning and evening services tomorrow at 526 The News.
The note lists various churches and worship events for Sunday including St John’s Catholic Church with low masses at 7 and 19 o'clock and evening Vespers at 7:30, Gospel Mission on West Patrick Street with 2:30 Sunday school and 7:30 services, and Episcopal and Methodist churches in Lambert Building and Winchester Street. It mentions the City Ministerial Association’s last meeting of the season at the Y M C A and ordination news for Robert Coolidge Masterton in New York.
Class No 38 of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School led by Markwood D Harp will attend in a body the preaching service tomorrow conducted by Rev U S G Rupp.
Changes In Medical Staff report Dr John A Doerner now medical examiner in Cumberland with Dr L D Morris assisting Doerner. Dr F H Biser from Parkersburg to Cumberland to lead district Harper s Ferry to Johnstown. Dr P F Raphel from Fairmont to Keyser to lead Cumberland to Glatton district. Dr A J Bossyns from Cumberland placed in charge of District No 1a with HQ at Parkersburg.
Week Ends View surveys thinning ranks of veterans and the Fritchie reinterment. Memorial Day prompts thoughts on remembrance and local observances. Contemplates municipal elections and candidate considerations, Frederick streetcar service gains, school term closure, and a near-accident with a tame bull at Grove farm. Commencement at Ridge College notes several graduates and earned degrees.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Tea as the best remedy for colds. It claims fast relief without harmful effects, easing breathing, aiding expectoration, and opening secretions to restore health. Sold by all dealers worldwide.
A bustling morning market reports scarce cherries with prices from 18 to 15 cents a box and peas at 20 to 25 cents a half peck while fish and eggs show varied costs. Butter and poultry rise, and a remarkable family coincidence ties three leg injuries to the same road area.
The Good Roads Commission is building a concrete bridge over the Tuscarora crossing on the Emmitsburg pike. The pike is blocked forcing travelers to detour via Opossum Town pike and a dirt road for about three miles to reach the Winmitsburg road.
Ground broken for a residence to be erected by the Frederick Realty Co at the corner of Elm and Wirth streets. Built as a local home project, the ceremony marks the start of construction and signals confidence in the neighborhood’s development.
A Bovina Center New York reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of illness and multiple doctors. She describes back pains irregularities and fatigue, notes she can manage her home and children again, and recommends the remedy to other women seeking relief.
The Mothers' Club held its usual Thursday meeting at 1 50 o clock. The evening's topic was How Nome Surroundings Made or Mar the Child. Attending members included Mrs Adams Mrs Mc Cracken Mrs Clarence Smith Mrs Werner Mrs Light and Mrs Renner.
On Saturday evening June 1 an Oratorical Contest will be held in the Opera House at Middleioar county. A class of contestants under the direction of Miss Lies Wilhide compete for a silver medal. A Silent Auctioner is The News and two great salesmen are Pat.
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