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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1919

Page

7

Zimlmann Resents Charges Over Alleged Vote Slump

In a Baltimore American report, Zihlman rebuts claims that Alleghany County’s vote fell off this year. He cites historical figures showing local support for Democratic and Republican candidates, arguing Alleghany did not drop 2,000 votes and noting county residents have often elected Democrats locally.

Zimlmann Zihlman Aia Baltimore American Wigh Rapang County Zuddian Athens Rta Colnet Nice Hugh Our France Healy Goldsborough Our William Howard Taft Hick Frank E. Williams Republicw Adima J. Lewis Congress Philips Lee Goldsborough Harry WV. Nice x“Miey Alle Gany

A Saloon Dispute Over Singing Air Turns Into A Scene

In a saloon a man’s maudlin singing drew the proprietor’s ire as he ordered, This ain t no cabaret. The quarrel spilled over as another patron urged the singer to proceed, while a second man pressed for silence and an argument ensued amid a smoky, tense table talk.

Apother Artak Allor

Red Cross District Joins List of Local Committees

The long roster details Red Cross district joins in Tuscarora Braddock Adamstown Frederick precincts. Chairman Miss Price Young leads a large volunteer group including Miss Vallietta Holtz George Feaga Miss Hattie Dutrow and many others across communities with captains and chairwomen named for each precinct.

Wort Tuscarora Price Young Vallietta Holtz George Feaga Hattie Dutrow Vada Shafer Clara Gouge Blanche Main Austin Thomas Braddock the Heights John B. Summers Goble Webster Mildred Summers Oscar Cling W.D. Boyer Roger Rice R. E. Delaplaine Ira V. Moore Grayson H. Staley H. Kreh W. G. Zimmerman Helen Zimmerman J. O. Hendrix J. C. Hendrix George Hendrix Hemma Hal Jor H. Dill Kreh G. Staley Cora W. Koogle Tt. V. Smith C. H. Thomas Alfred Zimmerman Dorothy Warehime Grace Schleigh S. Steiner C. Steiner L.H. Steiner Edith E. Wickham Agnes Gaither Douglas Hooff Aaron R. Anders Joan S. Newman Reno Crum Mary Starr L. Kaufman Clara Kline Margaret Suhm Charles W. Miller Hazel McCanner Florence Bramble J. Dutrow R. $. J. Dutrow Willis E. Fisher Willis KE. Fisher Ernest He

Pretty Thought on Speech Birth and Heaven Secrets

A mother is told a quaint explanation from a little boy about why babies cannot speak until they are twelve months or older. He says babies come straight from heaven and would reveal secrets if they could talk early, which is why God delays speech until they nearly forget them.

Sugar scarce forces new cake recipes and wisdom

Home economics specialists urge conserving sugar and turning to substitutes in war times. Recipes for chocolate cake and spice cakes use corn sirup and minimal sugar while wheat remains available. Other notes praise leprosy relief work and a humorous quip from a cornell widow.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

More Than Willing to Go Maj Cushman Rice Roaming Senator Nerton

Maj Cushman A Rice of Minnesota, known as the soldier of fortune, dropped in on Senator Knute Nelson at 406 Senate Row on his way back from war. The veteran has roamed through wars about forty times, prompting Nelson to urge him to quit roaming and run for office. Rice reacted with irony, and Nelson joked about sending him abroad to Tassia for action. The Washington Star noted the wandering foot curse behind the exchange.

Maj. Cushman A. Rice Minnesota Knute Netron Rice Gushring Rtee Nelson Tassia Washington Star

California Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Safe Laxative Use

An old advertisement touts Californian Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It emphasizes a child friendly, fruity dose and advises mothers to give it without fear, highlighting the California branding on the package.

California

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