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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
10
Forty eight percent of 183 crossing accidents on the Baltimore and Ohio system stemmed from drivers not waiting for trains. Fifty per cent of those involved gates failed to stop drivers, with 13 percent of the year’s accidents. Defective brakes caused three percent, and eight drivers from 284 autos were intoxicated, killing four and injuring 16.
The third annual chautauqua begins this afternoon in Woodsboro Opera House. A guarantors meeting Tuesday night finalized arrangements and confirmed more than enough tickets to cover the guarantee. Interest runs high, with events continuing through Friday evening amid strong attendance projections.
Pythians rally in Smithburg as Harp, Cravenburg and Waltz urge a state wide drive to double membership. They cite last year's Mountain City Lodge success and urge energy and enthusiasm to grow Pythian lodges across the state despite prior campaigns.
Middletown plans a two day community show at Middletown High School on Friday and Saturday December 11 and 12. Prof H R Shoemaker has secured 83 75 dollars in prizes for 114 products across 11 departments including fruits vegetables canned goods baked items and crafts. Entries must be made by noon Friday December 1 and only locally produced items are eligible with ribbons awarded where competition is lacking. Judges will be from the University of Maryland Extension Service.
Walter Furmin of Richfield Springs reports severe indigestion and bloated gas causing sudden fainting spells. He credits Jaques' Little Wonder Capsule for rapid relief. The ad notes gas irritates the heart in dyspepsia and promotes sale at Williamson the Druggist Frederick J H Cassell Thurmont or 60 cents postpaid from Jaques Capsule Co Plattsburg N.
A pocket canister or respirator has been invented to relieve engine crews from sulphurous locomotive smoke in tunnels. The device is cheap, effective, and withstands tests, reducing discomfort and danger for workers in confined tunnel spaces.
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