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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1915
Page
6
The Frederick News provides details on subscription rates, office locations, and printing services. It notes weekly publication days, pricing for the semi weekly edition, and where to buy or subscribe. Subscriptions and notices are welcomed, with advertisers invited to engage through The News Office.
The News reprints a letter from Louis M. Lester citing dire need among Italians in the Alps and hospital patients from frozen limbs. It urges woolen socks caps and jerseys, asks Frederick tonian readers to aid, and calls for Thanksgiving prayers including peace.
The article notes preparations for next summer's national political conventions, likely split by favored hotel offers for delegate accommodation. It argues the gatherings are the nation's most important business and political events and should ensure quiet deliberation rather than rely on grand ballrooms.
An orator with leather lungs and a loud crowd shape convention theatrics. Delegates face disruption as shouting can hirelingly sway time, while true deliberations occur in private hotel lobbies away from the beer garden frenzy.
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes society may adopt ice skating as a summer fad borrowing from vaudeville. It warns middle aged folk risk hard falls and mocks the craze while urging restraint not to yoke words or provoke quarrels.
Richard Button formerly of Lovettsville Virginia married Lea Leone Burton of Berrien Springs Michigan in the Lutheran church of Berrien Springs. Rev Asa Richard of Lovettsville performed the ceremony. The couple will live in Shippensburg Pennsylvania where Richard serves as pastor. Fleegie-Dorsey nuptials occur in Cumberland and Weston pair Cordori Carbaugh wed in Pen Mar Maryland.
Mrs Margaret Ann Mort widow of Samuel Mort died at the home of her daughter Mrs Daisy Smith in Mountaindale yesterday afternoon at age 2 years 1 month and 2 days. Survived by children in Hagerstown Lenistown Mountaindale Frederick Hansonville and Thurmont with listed spouses. Funeral Wednesday at one o clock with services at Hethellaitheran church and interment nearby. M L Creager Thurmont in charge of arrangements.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Fillle as a detox remedy. It claims to remove poisons from the system and relieve symptoms like dizziness, vision spots, and general malaise, urging readers to take a dose for morning use.
A stream of social notes lists Mr Leslie Bopat Miss Kitty Cramer and others visiting relatives in York Baltimore and Montgomery county. Dr Clifford Sappington and Harvey Wills return from army and Texas and Akron respectively. Dr Adam Geibel to perform benefit recital December 10 at United Brethren Church. City property sale at 20 and 32 East Patrick street to C C Zimmerman on private terms.
The first butchering of the season occurred at Montevue today with 24 hogs slaughtered. A total of 76 hogs are slated to be processed for the winter.
Local items from the News columns dated November 23 1895 recount a horse attached to a cart belonging to J Columbus Kemp running loose through Frederick with no damage and the team later resumed by Caspar Killian. Also noted are a Thanksgiving sermon by Rev C Wo Stinespring at UC Bo, a grading start on the Frederick and Widdletown railroad, Manor and aldermen routine business at their meeting, a Baltimore train delay until 1030 pm, and Mr Frank Ro Rhodes erecting over 150 square feet of billboards for Rhodes Bill Posting Co ahead of Governor elect Lloyd Lowndes inauguration plans.
Officials of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company plan to present their side on the electric lighting plant question. A Board of Aldermen meeting is likely. a pamphlet of the Baker report may be printed for taxpayers. The News won the contract to print the pamphlet.
Frederick County National Bank at Frederick Maryland reports figures as of November 10 1915 including assets loans and discounts 726 336 06 overdrafts 69 89 U S bonds pledged 2 600 02 reserve deposits 125 9 00 capital stock 100 000 00 surplus 25 000 00 undivided profits 61 118 29 deposits 409 634 e8 and other liabilities total assets 1 095 287 64 with verification by Albert Gilson cashier and notary public George Heinlein on November 15 1915.
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