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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1912
Page
6
A weekend view urges voters to focus on national good and local needs including a road fund bond for Frederick County and a forthcoming chautauqua next summer. It warns against vandalism on Halloween, stresses the duty to vote for welfare, and highlights the role of schools and roads in the county’s progress.
The Frederick Art Club held its regular Tuesday meeting with Mrs. Marshall Miehson as chair. A paper by Mrs. West from Women’s College traced the history of mural decoration from early examples to the present. Mrs. Joseph H. Apple gave a dwighthal reading on Maxfield Parrish and his work in Chicago and the Curtis Building in Philadelphia. The club adjourned to meet November 7. Also Villanova defeated Mount St Mary’s 24 to something amid muddy field conditions with heavy defense and early mounting penalties.
The sale of Ciefarina farm implements and livestock at Mrs Nelson fotros Germantown, held Wednesday, realized strong prices. A farm of 2 nerves sold for 52.026 to Egbert Hickerson, Germantown. A foeliarbe bonne brought 70. Cows sold at 60 and other stock and farming implements fetched good prices. Total proceeds about 15 000. The sale was advertised in The News.
The will of Joseph J Motter a cashier of the Washington County National Bank at Williamsport was probated in the Orphans Court He leaves all his property to his wife whose name appears as dh onoNeciTa The filing notes mortgage payoff and intent to start a fund for a newborn Denver Republican related beneficiary stakes and charity plans mentioned in the fragmentary text
Weathered opening day hunters reported plentiful game with many returning home to bag rabbits and partridges. Notable totals include George T. Phebus and son 17 rabbits, Andrew and Frederick Meisling 23, Keefer Summers 12, and Thomas Bouingardner’s party 24 from Baltimore among other cited harvests.
Reports from Melics Lettres and Alcott Literary Societies recount a Sunday afternoon gathering. Officers appointed and minutes read, with programs including recitations solos and readings by members such as Laurie McDaniel Mattie Waters and Cora Webster. Maryland Girls Club at Mast Church Street School presented reports and a varied program of songs readings duets and recitations.
Cumberland plans a new afternoon daily paper, the Press and Amervak, edited by Frank Gears of the American. Machinery is being installed, financing reported from several lending businessmen, and the Weekly American offices are expanding to host the venture. Officers include L. Geary as president and manager, WN. Zthiman as secretary, with J. William Wickard,ARRY Irvine, and Conrad J. Werpich among directors.
A readable fragment notes a truthful maiden with a sweet tooth amid a crowd and a good novel. The brief hints at chocolate as a连接 element and suggests a light, humorous mood from a historical paper snippet.
A bustling market morning notes limited hogs, rising prices, and a call for stricter hog pen rules. Vendors Glen Castle and others offer rabbits, produce, and meats with varied per unit costs. The column lists detailed prices for poultry, fruits, vegetables, fish, meats, and cheeses, reflecting a lively local economy.
Wilkes-Barre Pa Nov 2 Several cars of a freight train on the Lehigh Valley tilt road plunged into a hole 75 feet wide and 40 feet deep at laizerne when the ground under the tracks crumbled away. The train was pulling out of the station and the crew watched cars disappear. Passenger traffic was delayed with transfers used. Several passenger trains run on the line and one had just completed the trip before the distress.
An advertisement urges wives to try ORRINE as a home treatment for a drinking husband or son. It claims DRRINK savings, promises secrecy, and offers a refund if no benefit after a trial. The note invites readers to obtain a free booklet and visit J. A. Williamson on North Market Street.
Rev Alonzo Winters of the First Paplist church will deliver an evening sermon on The Presidential Campaign at 7 o clock tomorrow. He often discusses timely political topics within proper restrictions and will invite voters to attend. Other services include Bible school and prayer meeting at the church. Miss Mary Mondorff of Emmitsburg corrected a marriage rumor stating she is at home and not in Florida.
Mrs Dem Bethune of Sikeston Missouri describes seven years of monthly illness with cramps backache and weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health allowing her to resume daily tasks and social visitations. The ad endorses the product for displacement inflammation ulceration irregularities and related symptoms.
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