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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
6
A reflective piece extols daily walking as vital exercise. It urges using shoe leather despite rising shoe prices, notes rough or wet roads, and likens long walks to a form of self insurance against ill health. The author bluntly promotes walking as both beneficial and enjoyable.
The article warns that final days of a presidential campaign are driven by feverish emotion and last minute misrepresentations. It argues voters should form opinions early, scrutinize high office candidates, and ignore sensationalism that sways undecided ballots at the polls.
Rosa M. Kelier, 41, of Paal shares how Vinol helped her nervous breakdown symptoms. The ad claims Vinol strengthens appetite and sleep, listing beef and cod liver peptones and minerals as ingredients. Distributed by a Druggist and sold at leading druggists.
Mrs Barnett Zumbro of Waynesboro Pa visits her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Brust on West Church Street. Mrs Charles Rowe and family relocate from East South Street to the property he purchased on West South Street. Mrs George W Salter of West Church Street spent yesterday at her home near Yellow Springs. Mr Harry E Chapline of West Third Street spent the day in Baltimore on business. The Misses Trail of Court Square are in Baltimore with friends. Mrs Wm Willingham of Hakeraville Md, delegate to the Lutheran Missionary Convention, spent the weekend with Mrs Thos Locke of East South Street. Mrs Thos Locke and daughters Ruth and Elizabeth visited her mother Mrs FF Willingham at Shenandoah Junction W Va. Mize Lacie Williams of West Rocks visiting Miss Roberta Lavy on West Third Street.
The marriage of Mrs Janie H. Quynn and Mr William T. Delaplaine is set for Wednesday evening November 16 at 220 East Patrick Street the Quynn parents home. The ceremony will be quiet with only immediate family and a few friends in attendance.
Bondholders committee tours company properties visiting Martinsburg Hagerstown and Baltimore with E L Coblentz of Frederick. They traveled from Frederick on a special car since the line could not carry the train. Also noted is a Silver Medal Contest to be held at St Luke’s Lutheran Church Feagaville hosted by the WCTU with seven School of Expression students competing for the medal.
Fraserict residents celebrated Hallowe en with littered sidewalks and festive outfits. Youths roamed in various costumes, many with clothes inside out, while some house fronts were patched. Overall crowd remained orderly and focused on costumes and playful antics.
Frederick resident Abrecht won a Ford automobile with 2 901 788 votes in a recent contest at Shipley’s corner Market and Church. Second prize went to Billy Hamilton for an AMC and a cold weather item. Other prizes listed include Sophie Wilson with a comb and brush set to Norman Rhoderick, and Frank Urner with a lavatior. Winners are urged to claim prizes.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the Andrea Auxiliary hosted an autumn tea at the Christian Association rooms drawing strong attendance. A Hagerstown Bicycle Work spokesman claimed a contract condition tied to McKinley’s election and offered proof. Dorser of New Market won first by his beagle at the event.
An hour long blackout hit Frederick as the Security power plant shut down due to condenser trouble causing trolley lines to fail and factories to halt. Morria Iron and Steel, Grove Lime, East Patclek Street mill, and The News faced shutdowns, with The Frederick Post briefly ready to assist before the outage persisted.
The Frederick County Game and Fish Association led by Reno Harn and W Marry Haller released 40 Mississippi catfish into the Monocacy, about 2 inches long, with hopes they provide sport for nearby fishermen. The shipment also included crappie sent to Emmitsburg and other fish consignments.
Letter from Millard E Barthlow denounces using Frederick children in a Dry vs Wet public display and urges keeping youths out of political matters. Includes local advertisements and October record notes, plus National Quartet recital details at Hood College in November.
Moist a cloth with Danderine and draw through each hair strand to cleanse dust and oil. The ad claims hair becomes wavy, fluffy, soft, and luxuriant while stopping dandruff and itching. Promotes purchase at drug stores or toilet counters for 25 cents.
By decree of the Circuit Court for Frederick County the trustee will sell at public auction on November 2 1916 at 11 a m at the Frederick City courthouse eight West South Street properties. Descriptions list Nos 425 427 429 438 440 442 444 and 446 with frontages and depths, occupied by tenants, including details of occupancy. Terms: half cash day of sale or ratification, balance in six months with notes. $100 deposit per property. title shown in listed Liber records. costs on purchaser. Auctioneer Warvey R Lease. trustee Jacob Rohrback.
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