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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1914
Page
3
The opening of hunting season is delayed by a statewide law cutting 10 weeks from the squirrel season, with rabbits and partridges pushed back ten days. Rabbits are reported plentiful and partridges abundant as gunners prepare for dawn patrols with dogs and steady rising gunfire across Frederick County.
The United Daughters of the Confederacy hold their annual convention in Savannah Georgia with a reception at Hotel de Soto. A Kipling piece Recessional will open and songs How Firm a Foundation and The Conquered Banner follow. President General Daisy McLaurin Stevens leads nearly one hundred thousand members. Fitzhugh Lee Chapter 279 will be represented. May Sellman of Rockwell Terrace departs to attend. founder Caroline Merriwether Goodlett died in Nashville aged 81, noted for wartime charity and Confederate support alongside her husband Colonel M C Goodlett.
Over eighty riders from the Maryland Motorcycle Club of Baltimore are expected to pass through Frederick next Sunday, stopping for dinner at the New City Hotel. Nine club members met proprietor C. B. Cox to arrange accommodations for the Braddock Heights run from Baltimore and back. New machines are due this week. if they fail to arrive the trip may be postponed.
A meeting of the Alumnae of Catholic Colleges convenes at Hotel McAlpin New York November 27 29 as the Federation convention under New York Chapter of the Association of St Joseph’s College Emmitsburg. Also listed are advertised letters for Frederick City Post Office with names of gentlemen and ladies and an account of local items including a Maryland football candidate Philip R Winebrewer and a love feast at Myersville with a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy testimonial.
The autumn session of Cumberland Archdeaconry Protestant Episcopal Church of Maryland will convene at All Saints Frederick on Thursday and Friday. The program includes Holy Communion, morning prayer, bishop-led sessions, parish reports, and a social gathering of men with All Saints Men’s Club. Officers, clergy lists, and committee assignments are announced.
Miss Florence M. Stine daughter of the late John F. Stine has bought the Birmingham Dairy route and will continue the business and supply the route as usual. She has managed the business for years and aims to provide promptness efficiency and quality to patrons. Advertisement notes Chamberlain's Tablets for sale through dealers.
At the Frederick Art Club meeting on Thursday November 6 Miss Florence Doub presided and two papers were presented. Mrs Chas Weller discussed Mythology and Religion of Greece and the Greeks belief in a supreme being, noting their marble myth and Athens life circa 360 B C. Miss Katherine Weiner traced early Greek sculpture from myth to marble and bronze, praising its development. A fatal train accident near West York claimed Robert Lauer of York after he walked on the tracks despite warnings. A card party with Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C is planned for East Second Street at Mrs F F Smiths home.
Advertisement extols St Jacobs Oil as harmless relief for rheumatism and aches. It claims rapid easing of pain in joints muscles and bones, including sciatica and backache, with a small trial bottle from any drug store and no burning of the skin. It urges readers to rub the tender spot and stop internal dosing, promising quick freedom from pains.
A heavy southwest wind fed a blaze that originated in the A. B. Cochrane Company lumber mills, threatening the lower Crisfield district. The Cochrane plant and adjoining lumber yards burned quickly, with total losses estimated above 100 600. Major losses include A B Cochrane 20000 and other firms such as Fred Thornton 5000 Tangier Packing 35000 and several vessels damaged.
Scoutmaster H. B. Clark and Scouts Alton Bennett and David Hagan attended a reunion banquet of all Maryland scouts held Friday night at the headquarters of Troop No 64 in the First English Lutheran Church of Baltimore. Nearly 700 scouts were present.
A classic 19th century styled ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative for children and adults. It contrasts with old fashioned calomel and castor oil, touting safety for stomachs and bowels and urging readers to buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product.
The ad claims dandelion liver disks relieve a sluggish liver and constipation, clear the complexion, tone the liver and stomach, and cleanse the tongue. They supposedly prevent dizziness by stimulating liver function, remove pimples by boosting liver activity, and improve blood condition by acting on stomach and bowels. Priced at 26 cents.
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