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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1919
Page
6
The Thanksgiving message urges unity and faith as Americans face unrest. It calls for gratitude for harvests, love of liberty and justice, and a shared national duty to support one another. It highlights church, family reunions, and acts of charity during a time of change.
Turbulent conditions mark the eve of the nation s annual Thanksgiving as editors urge gratitude for peace and health. Amid global strains and domestic unrest, society confronts high prices, prohibition tensions, and calls for national unity.
A Thanksgiving meditation contrasts gratitude with entitlement, urging daily appreciation beyond a yearly holiday. It praises those who work the soil as steady partners with the Lord in farming, viewing farming as the best business and a dependable partnership.
A reflective poem praising Thanksgiving through blessings of harvest, family remembrance, and gratitude. The speaker thanks God for safe ingathering, wheat and cornlands, protected coasts, and cherished loved ones, ending with uplifted psalms of triumph.
Local items note a rededication at Middletown Lutheran Church with Rev. Beard and other clergy from Myersville Frederick Gettysburg and Reformed Church Middletown participating. The dedicatory hymn by George Rhoderick Jr. is noted, plus market prices for butter eggs chickens potatoes and steak from the period.
Thanksgiving is nationwide with bank and post office closures. Many churches hold special services while schools close through Monday. Markets offer dressed turkeys and poultry under high prices as residents plan meals and hunting trips.
Lacey of Pottstown and Vergle Brust of Frederick wed at 8 PM Friday November 21 in the home of Mrs. Catherine Brown 412 Lincoln Ave Pottstown. The ceremony was officiated by Jacob J. B. Brant. The couple plans a wedding tour to Frederick and the South. Engagement announced: Louise Hobbs engaged to Clarence Sawyer Marsh of Akron Ohio, with ceremony planned New Year's Eve at First Baptist Church.
A scanned bank balance sheet from Frederick County includes items such as overdrafts, securities, and deposits with details on capital stock, surplus, and profits. The document also contains administrator and executrix notices for estates including Ecker Zimmerman Johnston Reich and others with sworn affadavits dated 1919.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative that removes liver and bowel poisons, claiming no griping or sickness and that it works while you sleep. A second notice lists three used cars for sale including a 1915 Buick touring and a 1917 Chevy, in good condition and affordable, with contact details Predorlek 801-23.
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