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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows a postal and newspaper office notice with reminders about weekly and semi weekly editions, mailing rates, and cash-subscription terms. It mentions Freder ton and a second class matter designation and outlines office locations and payment requirements.
A proposed nationwide penny subscription for Mrs Galt the president’s fiancee may be floated as a public act of friendship or social strategy. The piece notes the White House gifts will be plentiful with motives ranging from genuine welcome to social games and urges philanthropy toward Belgium and other vital causes.
An Ohio State Journal piece urges a public school program to require daily ten mile walks to buildup infantry fitness and morale, arguing marching prowess sustains military readiness over reliance on autos and comfort. It cites New York World analysis of Gen Foster and the National Guard Board backing Continental Army plans and national militia coordination with the War Department.
The article argues for separating National Guard duties from police work, urging that guardsmen be paid fairly and not used as police. It advocates forming a Continental Army that is strictly military, with state police handling local law enforcement.
The fourth annual Piedmont Hunt Racing Association meeting, joining Virginis United Hunts Association, will be held near Middleburg Virginia on November 13 1918Entries close November 1 Judges are Samuel Fred Eugene Gatewood and Walter C McClure W A Metzger is clerk of the seals A M Chichester Jr time clerk George W Gail clerk of the course B W Haxell Jr assistant.
The Just Government League of Frederick County resumed leafletting voters about Woman Suffrage as they head to polls. Women reported courteous treatment by men. a few impolite exceptions stood out. The league’s regular monthly meetings will resume this month and be advertised in The News. Unique entertainment at Middletown a Rock Carnival and Oyster Supper at the Middletown Library on Friday November 3 includes a parade where marchers represent book titles. Costume committee members are listed. Buys Steer Place Mr Robert Shomaker of near Waterford Va has bought the Steer residence at Paeonian Springs with about 1% acres. After a public sale on the 24th inst. the Shomaker family will reside at the springs.
Local items from the Columns of The News dated November 2 1835 mention the Independ ent Engine Hose Company hall being placed in position. The Emmitecture Chronicle newspaper passed into control of WOH Troxell Mrs Charles Brane of near Middletown escaped injury by jumping to the ground as the core she was driving frightened and ran away.
Mr and Mrs T Poole Jones on a trip to New York. Mrs George B McCleers from North Market Street in Haltimore spending the day in Haltimore. Irving M Landauer and Paul J Payne attended Alegield s Folies in Haltimore Monday night. Mr and Mrs James Doll and Mrs C Manta Doll on an automobile trip to Baltimore for several days. Thos McDonough of Philadelphia spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A Hunichen. Mrs Lighter of Roonshoro has been visiting daughter Mrs Charles J Hunteberry. Mrs William Johnson Record Street returns from visit to daughter Mrs Goodloe in Washington. Mrs James A Long from West Fourth San Francisco and Pacific coast points. Mrs Phillip Lee has gone to Baltimore after summer at Urbana. Mr and Mrs Cr Ross Jr, Clifton, returned for winter. Dr and Mrs Daniel Fetterall US Army New York have been visiting Mr and Mrs Edward Derr Shrin er of Ceresville and returned. Lewis Malone formerly of Fred Pick baseball team visited today and will return to Mt St Joseph's tomorrow to play with the Philadelphia Athletics next year. Mr John J Murray inspector of Electrical Department Washington Tho was a present editor at The News office this morning. Mr Murray motored to Frederick in his 43 horsepower Overland runabout.
The 1915 punting season began Monday November 1 in Loudoun County Virginia with a merrier hunt. Game is more plentiful this year due to favorable breeding conditions and a milder winter. Last year’s season closed early because of foot and mouth disease threats. Net gain of 8 for month. Brunswick’s population up during October. 11 births and three deaths reported by Health Officer Dr. Levin West. Crim, once of Loudoun Counts now a prominent New York attorney, retained for Chas S Mellen in the New Haven Railroad case.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a cheap remedy to banish dandruff and deliver fuller wavy hair. It claims the product softens hair, adds shine, and removes dandruff within minutes, urging readers to buy at local drug stores.
W Arvin died after an accident at Brunswick yard when Engine 538 was bumped and crushed him as he cleaned the engine front. He was found on the fire track with fatal injuries and life could not be saved. He served 27 years with the railroad and leaves a widow and seven children amid other relatives. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM with burial at Park Heights Cemetery.
Frederick residents react to earlier claims of Doug’s Karney Pills saying they helped. JAC Lipps of 270 W Patrick St Frederick reports using four boxes and significant benefit. Ad for Deans Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY promotes the same product.
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