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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1914
Page
3
A spelling bee will be held at the school on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. A collection will be taken to support the library fund of the school. All are invited to enter the bee.
Advertisement notes that Chamberlain's Tablets not only aid bowels but also boost appetite and strengthen digestion, and are safe for use by all dealers.
Western Maryland Railway worker Harry E. Wright contracted smallpox in Hagerstown, a bad case. Wright caught it from Llewellyn Mayo of Belington West Virginia, who is quarantined at his daughter’s home near Cave Town in Washington County. Health officers say all precautions are taken to stop spread.
Ratification of the sale of Mary E. Ehrehart's real estate and inventories in Mary E. Cramer's estate filed. Real estate sale reports for Greenberry R. Sanpinzton's estate filed. properties listed in Frederick County. George N. Jackson and Anna Craig, both 21, obtain marriage licenses in Frederick. The Sunshine Society celebrates a secretary's birthday at Ida C. Cronenburg's, 704 Market Street. Notices of a Danse Del Danse group arriving for performances at the City Opera House. trophies on display for a local contest. Sunday School Association delegates to be hosted in Frederick with 100+ expected. homes to host meals. Noble and Heise join St John’s College football squad.
County towns must secure accident insurance for employees under Maryland’s Workmen's Compensation. Supervisors are independent contractors and not covered. The State Accident Commission may enforce fines up to 5000 dollars for noncompliance. towns may set up their own insurance departments. Discussions focus on Brunswick and other towns, plus county employes and whether police and jail staff fall under the new provisions.
The first Maryland Steel Company worker to receive compensation under the new State Workmen's Compensation Law is confirmed by the State Industrial Accident Commission. The employee was killed at Spatroar Point on Monday. reports are still pending a detailed accident review. Five accidents have been filed, including two fatal, with employers submitting incomplete totals.
A Pittsburgh reader recalls using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a child with a severe cold. The writer states the medicine was pleasant to take, contains no opiates, and can be given to children with confidence. Sold by all dealers.
Despondency due to indigestion is common but relief is possible. Mrs Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pa shares that after long poor digestion she found help with Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports improvement and lasting digestion gains after about a year of use. Includes ad tone noting sales by dealers.
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