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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1916

Page

4

State Politics Stirs Public Talk On Electoral College

Veteran reporter Paul Winchester of Emmitsburg spoke to the All Saints Church Men’s Club on Maryland politics and the Electoral College. He urged that small states resist a popular vote system, criticized the Corrupt Practices Act for lax disclosures, and warned money influences dominate elections.

Men's Club All Saints Church Electoral College Maryland Paul Winchester Emmitsburg Ail Lames Church Winchester E Toral College Douglass Hooft L. Thwald Sali Vartaeves Ile Massachusetts Joseph Irwin France United States Senate Lfaet Diaz Aif United States Fourny Jam Boaton Advertiser John Fiske America Masanchugetts

Gifts Pour Into Hospital On Annual Donation Days

A large donation event to Broderick City Hospital was held on the first and second donation days with lists of donors and items including food staples, clothing, and household goods. The report details extensive contributions from individuals and organizations across Baltimore and nearby towns, with a second day titled Hope day distributing flour, meat, clothing, produce, and cash donations totaling significant community support.

Broderick City Hospital D. V. Boughmin Atre Joberom Edo Hunphat Das. E & Todividual Sues Mr. Det Nenie Atantic City Mra J. Gettin Baltimore Dan Byerley Ed. Zimmerman Jacob Notnagle F. Columbus Nott May S. Markell Mrow C. McCardell George MccGittinger Elmer Brown Jacob Rohtback Louis Dertzbough Hand College Robert Owes Die Dade If O C. Renn Lizzie Ida Renn S Marino Charli D.C. Winebrewer Helen Conley Charles Conley Martha Conley L. V B. Conley Charlotte Spencer David Cramer Thomas Cramer Charles Hedges Glade Valley Milling Co Izra Cramer J. H. Stouffer James Butler A.C. Wachter Carroll Smith J. D. Jongars Nicodemus A. G. McKinney Airn W. C. Cramer Bartonsvile William Vy. Miler Willan Smith Hamilton Booker Maggie Stultz Jennie Stultz Alice Wavie Charles Davis Rebecca Brooks Cath Ella Houck Shafer Hargett P. L. Hargett Edwin Mary Nies Mira Helen Nies Margaret Trughes Nannie Everhard David Groff Eleanor Houck Richard Nallin Katherine Cramer C. M. Thomas Edwin Devilbiss Ward Stouffer Mra. F. Ii Woaver Ira Cramer Mr. Hahn I. Darewick Janet Willains Mies W. Haller Grace Hughes Mabel King C. E. Derr George C. Thomas Chas. Baughman Baughman L. "V. Baughman May Sellman Louis Motter F. EB. Garner C. C. Carty

Winchester recounts election spendings and clerg y influence

The speaker recalls his near many inaugurations in Europe and cites Aldrich on two political evils. He praises Maryland Senator-elect France and criticizes clergy, noting clergy influence is limited and political money rises yearly. He details election spending in Maryland, naming Crothers and Whifield as extremes, and notes Bishop Murray will speak in January.

Aldrich United States France Maryland Winchester Austin L. Crothers Edwin Whifeld Howard County Park W. T. Loy 7Hn G. Murray

Thanksgiving Dance At Brunswick Hall

Invitations announce a Thanksgiving dance at Red Men's Hall Brunswick with Stevens Orchestra providing music. Patrons listed include Mesdames Hedgen Wenner Burks and Miss Edith Garrett.

Brunswick Red Men's Hall Brunawick Steven Mesdames Hls Hedgen C V. Wenner T. J. Burks Edith Garrett

Officers of Pythian Sisters Elected

The Pythian Sisters, an auxiliary of the Knights of Pythias, elected officers for a newly organized lodge. Names include Mary K. Eckstein, Nellel L. Jones, Annie Culler, Margaret Haidler, Ruth Simmons, Lulu Shepherd, Norma Landis, Leradell Flautt, with four applications for membership. The roster lists numerous members and honorary names, and notes the Public Library of Cincinnati makes and lends lantern slides.

Pythian Sisters Knights of Pythias Mary K. Eckstein M. B.C. Nellell. Jones Buster. Ramsturg E. J Annie Culler Margaret Haidler Ruth. Simmons Lulu Shepherd Norma Fi Mehriing Miss.immons Chas C. Zeig Jee Weinberg Stuby Landis K W. Storm Julia A. Worthington Waltz Alfred Gaver D. C. Brish Dorothy M. Stull Walter Raymond Jb. Busgard Chag A Landis Augustus KE. Heidler John 5. Lippy W. 1S. Waltz Harrie E. W. Storm Stanley Prior Glenn H. Worthington Leo Weinberg A. Leibschutz K. Rhoderick Claggett Ramsburg C. H. Eckstein

Dreco Proves Life-Changing For War Department Employee

John W. Caldwell, a 17 year War Department worker, credits Dreco with ending indigestion gas and nervousness. He reports improved sleep and appetite after two bottles, saying the medicine made him well and strong and recommending it to others. Dreco, advertised as a great root and herb medicine, is sold by Pearce's Pharmacy with free samples offered.

Dreco John W. Caldwell War Department Pearce

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Claim Health Benefit

A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel aid claiming to restore vitality and clear dull skin. It markets the tablets as a substitute for calomel, priced at 25 cents per box, and notes availability from druggists with a Bend for samples and prices by the News Office.

Edwards Ohio

Real estate listings by Grayson H Mercer

Grayson H Mercer offers a 200 acre fruit farm with 5 year old apple trees, 20 acres of oak timber, a 6 room dwelling and outbuildings. Additional farms include 8 acres on State Road, 24 acres three miles from Monrovia, 33 acres near trolley and State Road, and 75 acres with 20 truck farms. Insurance and real estate services also provided from Court Street Feadartch M4.

Grayson H. Mercer Tate Road Monrovia City Pythian Castle Court St. Feadartch

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