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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1916
Page
7
A reflective column recounts late November events and community life. Potatoes and sauerkraut prices rise as holiday prep begins. Local groups, schools, and churches host events, sales, and fundraisers, while citizens note economy and generosity amid the season.
Petrograd reports the appointment of M. Trepoff as premier and the empire council adjournment by ukase until December 3. In London a dispatch notes about 200 Ghent female textile workers deported to Germany by German authorities.
An advertisement warns that big eaters suffer kidney trouble and urges a meatless diet. It touts a gold water flush and a product claiming to cleanse kidneys, with testimonials of rapid relief and inexpensive treatment.
A protocol provides for withdrawal of American troops in Mexico within forty days of approval and border patrol on each side under two governments. Cooperation rests with commanding officers and the U S reserves the right to pursue bandits crossing the border. Adjournment for two weeks was requested by Mexican officials to confirm details.
Willam Glassmier, sought on statutory charges, bolted from a breakfast table and fled into the Schuylkill River. Detective Wesley Hegan attempted rescue but Glassmier drowned. Glassmier, a 68 year old Port Clinton merchant, died in the river while fleeing a arrest in Mahogany City.
Washington reports revival of rumors of renewed German submarine warfare and U S severing diplomatic relations if pledges are violated. Officials say the situation remains delicate and under investigation as the United States maintains its prior position awaiting result of inquiries. Other items note an auto track accident in South Bethlehem killing a man. a subway car accident in Brooklyn injuring several. a hunter dying from a wound in Cumberland. and a funeral party finding no grave ready in North Wales.
A garbled 1910s style wire shows population estimates for the continental United States from federal census data and treasury notes amid wartime fronts. It mentions London dispatches reporting a lull and possible bombardments, plus a death notice for Sir Hiram Maxim, inventor of the automatic firearm system.
A vintage advertisement urges prudent home care with Tonsiline for sudden sore throat relief. It claims Tonsiline is the sole throat remedy widely sold across the United States, recommends keeping a bottle at home, and lists prices 25 cents and 5 percent hospital size one dollar.
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