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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1919
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text from a local newspaper mentions court sealing and assignments with partial references to Associated Press and local dispatches. Details are unclear but indicate generic newspaper boilerplate and attribution lines rather than a coherent news event.
A shopper recalled a placard sale for shirts at 1.85 dollars, finding the stock coarse and flimsy. The salesman offered better quality for more money, illustrating how large city placard advertising may attract transient trade and reveal second-rate goods disguised as bargains.
A fragmented mix of John Keats verse notes and stray items prints. The page includes a garbled Autumn poem segment with references to apples, vines, and harvest imagery, then shifts to a short postscript about Panama Indians and a medical ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy warning about colds and serious illness.
Bum Lee Hendrickson of Frederic spent a weekend as a guest at the home of Mr A H B Baltzell of Hagerstown. Albert B Moser, recently discharged from the army, has accepted a position with Head F Gas and Electric Company. Little Miss Rosalie Warner Osburn, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Warner Osburn of West Third Street, underwent an operation at City Hospital Monday for removal of tonsils and adenoids and is recovering. Mrs J E Alleman of No 4 Ensat Church Street was called home today due to the death of her mother Mrs Dr E Rice of New Market Virginia.
Chester W. Lenhart of Aden and Esther M. Stup of Charlesville were married Tuesday afternoon by Rev. Robert Lee Hair at his residence on West Third Street. Best man CO. HL Lenhart and maid Ruth Strine attended. They plan to live near Luca Mille after a Washington trip.
A delightful reception was held at the residence of Mr and Mrs John Hoffman near Adamstown on Monday evening in honor of their son George and Kilde returning from their honeymoon. Refreshments were served among an extensive guest list including Rev and Mrs E B Folk, Mr and Mrs George W Hofman, Mrs P Thomas, Mr and Mrs Harey Fry, Miss Ada Schaeffer, Miss Clara Schnetter, Miss Grace Lambert, Miss Virginia Shook, Miss Pauline Fry, and many others.
Surprise party for Miss Ruth Fisher of Koodveville featured gifts from neighbors and friends, with attendees including Mrs Conway and Mildred Karn among others. The gathering at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad office sparked chatter about a workplace prank and a court judge’s remark.
Twenty years ago on this date 1899 local items note a Thanksgiving ball plan, hunting accident fatality near Cats of the Switch, a broken arm from a wagon fall, and a miller injured by flour conveyor. Ephraim Toblitz reports 1898 99 with expenditures 33810.48, 243 teachers, 11605 enrollment, eight new schools. New school buildings listed and a proposed OMI High School. Postal Telegraph line Middletown to east of Frederick completed.
Store windows teem with festive items for Thanksgiving yet prices on foreign fruits and nuts have risen sharply. English walnuts and almonds cost about double previous rates, with dates and figs climbing similarly. merchants blame supply costs, not profiteering. Despite higher costs, stores expect brisk holiday demand and note Christmas stocking plans will follow.
The United Daughters of the Confederacy offer a $100 prize for the best essay on “Pence” by high school and preparatory students. Entries must be typed, double spaced, under 2,500 words, with bibliography, two copies, and sent to state chairman by March 1, 1920.
Nov 19 Punxsutawney Pa reports Rosso Panzerella ninety seven years old murdered in rear of his home while feeding dogs on the lot. Two shots heard by family and neighbors found body with a bullet through the heart footprints show assailant in mud about ten feet away. Widow and several children survive.
A Philadelphia resident received 11000 compensation for injuries after being struck by a motor truck on Treston Street near Market while crossing near the American Railway Express Company. The incident occurred last March, with the motor vehicle belonging to the same company.
Local observer notes first snow on record with flurries scattered through the morning. Temperature hovered around freezing as a brisk wind persisted, delaying ice and keeping warm spell rumors in doubt. Moon and goose bone lore circulate amid cautious forecasts for the coming days.
Washington November 12 The loss of a large shipment of household goods and gowns from Mrs Page the American ambassador to Italy is being investigated by John Barton Mayne chairman of the shipping board The inquiry aims to determine if the goods were misdirected onto shipping board vessels or trains Page estimated the value at about 30 000 but no detailed list exists besides a bank record listing several dresses linked to Mrs Page
Pouxsutiwnes, Pa. Nov 19. Six hundred union miners walked out at the Florence mine after learning Joseph Aub, a foreman, had been fired. The walkout followed an apparent ambush reported on his way to the pit.
Washington reports no reliable information from Siberia about a revolution in Vladivostok. The only confirmed detail is that Russians appear involved, with officials noting scarce data from the region.
Music lovers in Frederick can hear Earl Fuller's Orchestra at the Armory tonight from 8:30 to 4:30. The seven member group, famed for Rector’s Jazz and Victor Columbia records, will perform a dance concert with reserved seating for non-dancers. Community leaders include Cap lease George C Slagle Lieut Clyde L Hauver and Lieut G Raymond Shipley. Memorial services Sunday by Mountain City Council No 12 Song and Daughters of Liberty at 3:30 pm in the Independent Building on West Church Street feature Rev A S G Rupp and Rev Menri G Kieffer.
An advertisement claims Cascarets cleanse the stomach, remove undigested food and foul gases, reduce bile, and eliminate waste to cure a torpid liver and headache. It promises relief by morning, with a one night trial described as working while you sleep.
Fak details show James H Harris as president Frank L Stoner as vice president and Albert Gilson as cashier amid a garbled note on state seed growth and banking. The fragmentary text lacks coherent dates or locations. The readable names point to a bank leadership snippet with unclear context.
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