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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
5
Malt sugar sirup is a new commercial sweet from the Bureau of Chemistry U S Department of Agriculture. Its honeylike flavor aids palatability and value as a sugar substitute. Production expands due to sugar shortages and prohibition, using barley, corn, potatoes, or other starch plants.
Obituary notices report E. L. Poole dies at 35 leaving widow Alma Suman and children Edgar, Leon, Virginia. funeral at Boonsboro. Also a reception for Esther Mae Condon after marriage to Charles Wagner with many relatives present at Central and Mt. Airy. Names list of immediate family and attendees documented.
A congregational notice says a meeting at 7 30 p m tonight will discuss adopting free pews or a new pew rent scale. Large attendance expected after notices to members. Also a livestock sale in Gaithersburg Rockville area netted 4381 60 from 29 head with prices 606 to 302. Edgar T Mercer auctioneer. A pharmacy ad touts Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for children and adults, claimed to ease coughs and colds.
A fragment warns that colds can lead to serious diseases and urges early action. It mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a first aid and notes that prompt treatment reduces danger. The snippet is an advertisement style urging readers to use the product.
The News recounts a long, crowded election night with delayed returns from 41 precincts. Haover and Brad dock districts led early Democratic tallies, while Mechanics town Middletown and Burkittaville aided Republicans. Women showed strong interest via phone as Baltimore city results fluctuated between Ritchie and Nice until late updates.
An Evening meeting of King David Lodge No 50 10.0 F elected two new members and accepted two applications. Initiatory and first degree to be conferred Tuesday with a class from Adams Town Lodge No 154. Banner from the Centen nial parade in Baltimore on Septem ber framed and placed in a case. Camden Manufacturing Co leases Old Chronicle building in Emmitsburg for a year and will hire about fifty workers. Carrier pigeon found at Walkersville home, revived after being rescued from a chimney with band H P 12 693 19. Ad notices advertise Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and digestion.
The 63 Prince Street house once linked to Jaimes Monroe, fifth U S president, and where he died, will go under the hammer at public auction on November 12 by Bryan Kennelly. The brick and stone two-and-a-half story building sits on a 24 foot plot at a Lafayette street corner, later to be demolished for a modern project.
Edward C Lease Jr has been home bound with Jonsi Nua but is improving. Harry Lochner remains quite ill at his West Third Street residence.
A local note of thanks from George Edward Smith of Frederick Maryland expresses gratitude for yesterday’s help. He pledges to remain steadfast in words and actions and to uphold commitments made before Election Day.
A compendium of local advertisements and notices including Poultry Wanted at Gittinger's Grocery, Millinery Opening by Blumpnauer & Co, farm for sale near Frederick with 150 acres, Delco powered utilities, and real estate moves. Also mentions Evangelistic revival, public sales of milk cows, piano rolls, and an ice cream festival with baked goods. Includes addresses and contact details for Grayson H. Mercer, J. Frederick Welsh Transportation, and W. Paul Etzler.
Property catalog listing numerous farms and residences around Frederick Maryland. Includes details on acreage from 8 to 195 acres, mansion features, water access, outbuildings, and views. Mentions railroad access, elevated country estates, and sanatorium potential. Also notes furniture and textiles promotional lines and company officers at Baker firm.
An agent advertises several farm properties including Marewood D and HARP holdings totaling about 200 to 276 acres with brick homes, large barns, running water, and proximity to markets along State Road Linwood and near Braddock Heights. Prices range from 35 000 dollars to 125 dollars per acre. contact Mr W N Jolliffee, real estate agent at No West Church Street, phone 209.
Property listings describe 160 acres with improvements, water, and fencing along State Road about three miles to KR. Includes 80 acres pear orchard near H.R Road, 60 acres near Hard Road, 240 acres on Hard Road, 314 acres with improvements, 12 to 404 acres options. Also notes a 6 room brick dwelling, other houses, barns, and investor buys. Grayson Mercer Reed Estate and Insurance, Frederick, Md. The Insurance Man Lewis R Deatzdaugh discusses life insurance and mortgage security.
Noah E. Cramer and James H. Cramer of N. EB. Cramer & Son list 176 acres near Johnaville 200 acres on Baltimors Pike 100 acres at Woodsboro 42 acres suburbs of Prederick and modern city homes 100 acres at Middleburg. 4 suburban homes Frederick 216 acres at Martineburg with offerings in multiple locations and property types.
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