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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1916
Page
3
The piece urges housekeepers to check labels and choose Royal baking powder made from cream of tartar from grapes. It stresses health and economy, noting Royal contains no alum or phosphate and warns against mineral-based powders.
Motion pictures depicting actual battle scenes and the suffering in war torn Europe will be shown at the City Opera House next Monday and Tuesday evenings. Produced by Wilbur S Darborough with Chicago papers backing, the film offers a firsthand view of war front life, camps, hospitals, refugees, and ruined towns, set to martial music.
A large crowd gathered at Carty’s Furniture Store on East Patrick Street for the annual Christmas opening from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The shop, one of Frederick’s oldest, showcases novelties, pictures, furniture, book cases, draperies, bric-a-brac, and both domestic and foreign-made items. Many patrons toured the displays and are expected to visit through the evening.
A festive Christmas opening at Eisenphaum's on Xerth Market Street features an elaborate display of china and cut glass. The gay window scenes showcase Sreeen and Gold Medallion ware, Aine Canton, Nan Keen, Haviland, Vienna, and Royal Nippon. Fine cut glass, jardiners, pedestals, brass items, and floral wicker work complete the attractive showroom.
High School manager Nicodemus confirms a 2 PM Saturday game against St James near Hagestown in threety. Cadets seek to avenge an earlier defeat as Frederick’s John Usher Markell stars for the out of town squad.
A county wide cross country race to be held on Thanksgiving Day similar to last year. Four institutions in Frederick plan a large entrant field with two entries per county high school. Roy English of Thurmont won last year. prizes are a loving cup and two medals from The News and Post. handicaps to be determined by the committee.
Clayton Crampton a 16 year old colored youth was arrested by Constable Harry Denter on a serious charge filed by John W Wagner father of four year old Anna Mary Wagner and placed in Frederick county jail about 1 30 pm The alleged assault occurred Monday on the Wagner farm near Bartholows The child’s parents summoned a physician who reported the girl injured Crampton denies guilt He was found working on the Wagner farm and told to fetch corn in the barn The warrant was issued by Justice Henry Hanson Maulsby and the hearing is set for Thursday at 10 30 am The case was kept quiet until yesterday evening Also a Frederick lineman Oscar H Miller was struck on the head by a dropped wrench at a Cumberland job site He suffered a painful but non serious injury and expects to return to work.
An automobile with Marrs and District of Columbia plates drew attention in Frederick after edging in with about an inch of snow on its roof. The sight sparked curiosity among onlookers as officials reported heavy early season snows elsewhere in the state.
Frederick Masons plan a 190 person trip to York Pennsylvania by special Pennsylvania Railroad train leaving at 2 pm from this city. Invited by Zeredatha Lodge of Masons of York the group will tour the city attend a banquet and witness degrees conferred on several candidates.
Winter season renews interest at Oral Christian Association. Board meeting sets tentative plans for workers program and religious outreach. Goelock event led by Rev. C Regan of Baptist church to follow. Boys’ choir rehearsals, Sunday duties, and carnival slated with local youths named Watera Kamaburg Rete math and Knoc. Boy scout troop meets Friday night.
A reader describes bronchitis risk from cold and praises Cough Remedy as soothing and healing. The account notes severe symptoms ease after one week, with a claim of early recovery and widespread advertisement.
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