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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
3
A 78 by 30 foot west wall of the armory collapsed during yesterday’s heavy gale, crashing through the stage floor and into the basement. Contractor Lloyd Culler says damage runs about 800 dollars and will push completion into February or March, with debris being cleared this morning.
Letters from Frederick County delegates urged support for Lloyd Wilkinson of Baltimore as speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates. Wilkinson, a former speaker, is likely to gain local bloc backing, includes a noted foe of William H. Anderson of the Anti-Saloon League who was defeated in the recent election.
The Frederick City Postoffice lists letters remaining as of Saturday November 8 1913. Gentlemen’s list includes Harry Allen Richard Army W Arnold Georg Boya A Covell Wesley Cartman Edward Freeman Jr John Gursburg J P Gargin Henry Johnson Howard M Jones G H Mulligan Joseph Lease John Poppsis Harvey Reed J H Staller Joseph Savoy F A C Wosters G C Williams George Yamanaba. Ladies’ list includes Mrs Nannie Buch Mrs Edward Bailey Mrs May Bailey Miss Nancy Calds Miss Mildred Cornelious Mrs Frank Graham Mrs J L Hawkins Miss Pauline Jenkins Miss Christine Jones Mrs W T Roberts hat Mrs Wm Sommerville Miss Violet Schmitt Princess Siela Miss Minnie Ward.
Arrangements are under way for the Mono cacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed church annual banquet to be held Friday evening November 21. The club begins its sessions with a banquet and the first meeting of the season promises to be the best yet. Jacob Rohrvack chairs the organizing committee busy with plans for the supper and program. An address by Hon David J. Lewis, Congressman from this district, will be part of the program.
Ralph Nouwaua Ava Muius Oden left this morning for Sykesville to work on the new State hospital. The project will require one and one half million bricks to complete the building.
Work on preparing the new site at Towson for the erection of buildings has started with substantial grading completed during the past week.
In this advertisement Pazie's Diapepsin claims quick relief from indigestion gas sour stomach and dyspepsia. It promises that contact with the stomach ends distress, offers a money back guarantee, and advises keeping it at home for day or night stomach upset.
Justice Miller in Woodsboro confronts a chicken cruelty case and a new appeal over whether a chicken is an animal. The judge holds a $5 fine for cruelty after questioning animal status, while a Frederick lawyer declares chickens are not animals. Meanwhile train riding, a Mount St Mary’s loss to Gettysburg, and a Maryland representative’s talk in New York round out the brief.
Richard M. Hamm, proprietor of the Eagle Hotel in Gettysburg, committed death by his own action on Saturday by shooting himself in the head. He died within a few hours after the shot was fired and did not regain consciousness.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo guarantee the remedy. Walding Kinnan & Marvin certify Mr Cheney's honesty. Cure advertised. testimonials free. price 75 cents per bottle. sold by all druggists. Advertisement mentions constipation remedy also.
Sykesville gears up for gala homecoming week November 18 to 19 with a joint poultry and carnival celebration. Over $1,000 in prizes will reward exhibits in farming, preserves, and fancy work and a baby show drawing wide attention from manufacturers and residents.
Jonn A Johnston a leading fruit grower near Pen Mar Park was seriously injured Saturday when thrown from his wagon in a crash with a fast moving trolley car of the Chambersburg Greencastle and Waynesboro Street Railway..with him Morris Sease age 12 son of Jacob Sease Rousersville also injured in the mishap.
Miss Stella Pumphrey a Brunswick post office clerk won the diamond ring in the carnival prize show. Elizabeth Bowers finished second earning a gold watch and Winifred Bond placed third receiving a gold handled umbrella. Ideal Christmas Gifts features latest novelties at Harner's Drug Store.
Marshal G Ed Myers departed Frederick for Princess Anne county to attend the hearing of Captain Samuel Franch of Fairmount on charges tied to arson at the A. B. Tull Oyster Company property. Franch denies complicity and will offer alibi while Watchman Flood and investigators press the probe into incendiaries near the Oyster Grounds.
An advertisement claims kidneys do not cause back pain and promotes St Jacobs Oil as a quick, harmless remedy. It targets lumbago sciatica rheumatism sprains and offers a trial bottle from druggists with rapid relief and skin safety assurances. It frames the product as the sole rub on painful backs.
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