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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
10
NEA Service writer reports Chicago Mayor William E. Dever enforcing liquor laws with a sweeping campaign. In three weeks he shut or forced closure of hundreds of saloons and soft drink shops, citing obedience to law and public health. Ministers praise the drive as a civic duty not a political crusade.
Pittsburg star Pic Traynor is praised as the top third baseman in the National League and possibly both majors by Hughey Jennings. The piece notes Traynor’s growing talent while comparing him to Dugan of the Yankees as a great contemporary in late season commentary.
The schedule for the Liberty New Market Walkersville and Myersville Sorceer and Meld Ball League was revised with games set from November 6 to November 27 including Liberty at Walkersville New Market at Myersville and Myersville at Liberty. A Frederick City Basketball League meeting also set the season to start in the week of November 19 with dates TBA.
The piece notes that no Indian, regardless of wealth or status, could enter the Bombay club’s sacred precincts. It argues this British social exclusion undercuts imperial rule, contrasting how English views Indians as natives and not equals, a bias echoed in press and society. It cites Eleanor Franklin Egan and includes a stray anecdote about a boy with a bloody nose. Large tracts of land in Java are being litigated to expand sugar growth.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion a creosote based remedy for chronic coughs colds and lung ailments. It claims twofold action soothing inflamed membranes and attacking the disease at the source with absorption into the bloodstream. Money refunds offered if relief fails after following directions.
The piece accuses Governor Albert C. Ritchie of costly governance in Maryland. It argues taxes have risen, state spending increased from 12 to 17 million dollars annually, and debt grew by 3.5 million. It cites reduced cash in treasury and growth in state payrolls amid new indirect taxes from race track revenues.
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