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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1914
Page
3
Fall market scene with scarce eggs priced 25 to 37 cents a dozen and rabbits at 25 cents each. Cider 20 cents a gallon. other items listed include butter 30 cents a pound, poultry, vegetables, fruit, and various perishable goods with prices per half peck, dozen, or head. The Market Master plans a Monster Thanksgiving market ahead of the holiday. The Scribe.
The Holstein-Friesian Association of Maryland plans its annual Frederick meeting on December 3 in the Pythian Castle. A registered Holstein bull will be awarded to the member holding the lucky number. President D. D. Aitken of Flint, Mich., will attend along with a Farm Management expert from USDA. William P. Morseil and H. Hibberd head Maryland and Lutherville respectively. Lunch will be served and officers for the year elected.
Mrs J 8 Cook of Indiana Pa recounts how last winter her boy suffered croup and Cham berlain's Cough Remedy saved his life. She says it cut phlegm and eased coughing spells and expresses gratitude for the remedy. Advertisement.
The funeral will be held Sunday at two o clock from the home on North Market Street. Rev U S G Rupp and Rev John A Ditzler will conduct the service, with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. Miss Palmer, long a member of Evangelical Lutheran Church, was held in high esteem by local residents for more than 50 years.
Emanuel C. Fink, known for advertising for a wife, visited The News Office today in Frederick to obtain copies. He met his old Civil War veteran friend John Trout who found a bride by advertisement. Trout is happy, and Fink plans a Thanksgiving return to Nyack with his future wife, potentially Mrs Fink.
George Birely and Frances Dorsey Howard will be quietly married at the Evangelical Reformed Church parsonage tonight by Rev. Henri L. Kieffer. After a week's trip North they will return to Frederick to live at the Birely home on East Patrick Street.
Residents of Sykesville and nearby areas show strong interest in forming a camp of the Patriotic Order Sons of America. Andrew B. Wood, former state president and former national chaplain, is visiting Sykesville to promote the plan.
Advertised remedy Sloan's Lintment claims rapid penetration to pain sites, easing hot swollen joints and muscles. Priced at 25 cents, it promises quick relief from rheumatism neuralgia sciatica and similar pains with money back if not satisfied.
The Frederick LeGore narrative highlights his fullback role for Yale in a key Princeton clash, with praise for his kicking, running, and passing. It notes his baseball lineage at Yale, prior summers with Maryland Athletic Club, and potential All American candidacy for 1914 while detailing his tennis and basketball prowess at Mercersburg.
LeGore stands out in scholastic and college sports, a forerunner in athletics. His weekly Yale performances promise a Yale Hall of Fame place alongside Coy Hellefinger Hinkey and Brown. He began at Mercersburg on the football squad two years, then joined track baseball tennis and basketball roles. He helped Mercersburg’s relay team with Ted Meredith and competed in the Fifth Regiment Johns Hopkins games in 1911. He later played football at Lafayette for a year and considered Princeton after his freshman year.
The piece notes Yale's star player drawing attention as fans in Princeton packed the oval to watch the game. Forty thousand spectators attended the afternoon contest, underscoring the sport's popularity and local excitement.
Dorsey Makel, colored, son of John Makel, showed notable nerve by corralling a runaway horse team owned by Mr. Rothenhoefer on Fifth street yesterday. The boy was dragged a distance but kept his grip and halted the team.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable remedy, claim to start bile and relieve constipation like calomel without dangerous after effects. Popular for pink skin and buoyant feeling, sold in boxes at 10 25 cents. available through druggists. Olive Tablet Company, Columbus.
Poem style ad praising Dandelion Disk by GE S offering relief for weary heart head and back pain. Narrator reports healing effects after using the disk and declares joy and vitality restored. ENVOI.
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