Election of Officers for Frederick County Children’s Aid Society
At the Frederick County Branch of the Maryland Children’s Aid Society annual meeting at the YMCA Milton G. Urner was elected president with Mrs Hammond Urner as vice president. Mrs D. Charles Winebrewer became secretary and Dr. Thomas B. Johnson treasurer. Judge Glenn H. Worthington and others spoke on child welfare. Miss Bentley was praised for management. The meeting urged juvenile court establishment and better county welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Milton G. Urner
Hammond Urner
D. Charles Winebrewer
Thomas B. Johnson
George L. Walker
Vice Commission
Baltimore
Geo. J. Jones
Henry Watson Aid Society
Glenn H. Worthington
Henry Watson Aid
Maryland Childrens Aid Society
Walker
Drinking Water Benefits and Anurie for Kidney Troubles
The article cites doctors and X ray tests endorsing drinking pure water between and with meals for health. It advises baking soda in hot water for stomach catarrh, then cold water after meals for hyper acidity, and recommends Anurie tablets for kidney trouble symptoms. It warns against uric acid buildup and urges consulting a physician for Anuric use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Lucas
M.D
Tierce
Brody
Inquiry Highlights Alleged Baby Trade and Mass Infant Deaths
A speaker denounced institutions in Baltimore distributing infants for $125 to rear, claiming systemic murder to starve and bury babies. He cited 72 percent infant deaths from starvation, and that 98 of 100 infants in one institution died before age one, urging action by the Children’s Aid Societies as future guardians of neglected children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Y.M.G. A
Sudifortum
Thegg
Infanta
Nying
No Decision on German Pledges After Submarine Attacks
Secretary Lansing told President Wilson a summary of submarine attack information was presented. No action or stated violation of pledges had been concluded, as evidence about American casualties and the Martaa sinking remains insufficient. State Department weighs submarines, the Sussex pledge, and latest raids off the New England coast amid inquiries.
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Germany
Washington
Aer Lf
Lansing
Wilson
Berlin
Martaa
Wile
Ibepartinl
Channel
Sussex
New England
State Department
Minnesota Margin Cut in State Voting Returns
Soldiers' ballots from two counties shift Minnesota results as Hughes leads with 176,446 votes. Brown county reports 27 to 16 for Wilson among 220 troops. Martin and Toetect totals show Wilson ahead, Humes trailing, with steady margins across counties.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Nev
Hughes
Brown County
Wilson
Martin County
Humes
Cain
Wilkon
Toettal
Wisom
Minister renounces naturalization over election in Montana
Helena readers report Rev. Francis von Clafense of Thlamoux Oregon has sent his naturalization papers and a letter resisting citizenship to the district court clerk. The missive accuses returning political power of pursuing an agenda favoring a policy tied to party aims and criticizes perceived fuel and agrarian conditions amid the ongoing election context.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Francis von Clafense
Thlamoux
Ore
Alumnae Plan Regular Monthly Meetings At High School
Over 20 Girla High School graduates met to discuss monthly gatherings, a plan first proposed at last June’s banquet. Officers urged member input as the club schedules a first December meeting and assigns a program committee including Mrs Grayson, Chabon, Mrs Wu, J. Brown and Miss Pearl Bader.
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Girla H Hlgh
Oelock
Chase
Grayson
Chabon
Mra
J. Brown
Pearl BH. Bader
Mount City Knights of Pythian Social Session Planned
Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythian plans a joint literary social on Monday night November 2 at 8 in the lodge room at the Pythian Hall. Open to the public with address by Harry W. Nice assistant state's attorney of Baltimore, Grace Sponseller will read, with music from local artists and a full orchestra. Judge Glenn J. Worthington to preside. The event aims to be monthly through winter.
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Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Noo
Jorge
Tren
Harry W. Nice
Baltimore
Grace W. Sponseller
Glenn J. Worthington
Mr Freed Loses Horse After Poison Suspected
A horse valued at 250 dollars, owned by Edwin Freed of East Patrick Street, reportedly died after a suspected poisoning Saturday night. The animal was taken to a abattoir for veterinary inspection with no cause determined yet. Freed recalls finding the horse in a struggling pose and notes a blood vessel burst during the struggle, with his barn having burned Friday night causing about 400 dollars in losses. Authorities pursue a clue that may lead to an arrest, and there was 250 dollars of insurance on the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I ‘Dwin Freed
Patrick Street
130000 Seals to Be Sold Here in Tuberculosis Drive
Frederick county gears up for a vigorous sale of Red Cross Christmas seals to fund the local anti tuberculosis effort. Dr Freeman Dixon announces a plan to distribute seals through schools and stores, with teachers aiding sale and educational outreach. Proceeds earmarked for tuberculosis work only, not Federated Charities, as churches schools and clubs join the effort during Tuberculosis Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Lins
Freeman Dixon
Wil le
Dixon
Association Rand
Federated Charities
Orrine advertised as cure for drink habit by J A Williamson
Thousands praise Orrine for curing husbands and sons, bringing happiness to homes. Available secretly in two forms No 1 secret treatment and No 2 voluntary treatment. Each box costs $1.00. Request the booklet from J A Williamson on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Penny sticker seals for charity fund raising appeal
Societies of every sort to carry on important educational work. As always, the seals will sell for a penny apiece. A neat design has been arranged for both sides. Santa Claus with a large pack over his back appears on one side of sticker. On other side is printed "Merry Christmas" and "Happy New Year."
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Santa Claus
Indigestion relief report for Chamberlain's tablets
Mrs. Thomas Casey of Geneva reports relief from years of indigestion after taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She notes immediate easing of stomach pain and post meal distress and mentions the product is obtainable everywhere.
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WSRA
Childrens
Frederick
Society
M.g.urner
Queen Liluokalani
Hawaii
Te Re
Too Much Wilson
MR. Freed
Wia
the Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick, MD
Frederick City
James E. Doll
Stic
James H. Harris
Charles Wertheimer
Frank B. Sappington
Frank C. Norwood
John D. Hendrickson
Horace C. Zacharias
George S. Rodock
Abe Rosenour
Frank V. Staub
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick Gas & Electric Co
East Patrick St
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