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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1948
Page
6
A Frederick, Maryland newspaper item dated Monday November 28 1945 reports local happenings and notes the daily community events. It highlights civic notes and brief updates typical of wartime era papers.
Three men injured when their 1949 Chevrolet coach plunged from the Brunswick ramp guard rail about 4 p m Sunday. Howard Lee 48 Leroy Herbert 26 Sunnyside and Raymond Young 26 Peasant View were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with shock and unspecified injuries. State Trooper Melvin Snyder investigated as details remained unclear until victims could be questioned.
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan describes bronchitis as inflammation of the small airways common in climates with wide temperature shifts between summer and winter or day and night. He notes acute bronchitis often follows influenza or flu with fever and a dry cough that may later produce mucus.
The article explains acute versus chronic bronchitis and how recovery depends on removing irritants or infections. It notes chronic cases may linger, require drugs and general measures, and warns of possible progression to bronchiectasis. Climate changes may help some patients while others worsen, and Dr. Jordan answers readers’ questions daily.
Question answers Bell's palsy as curable with self recovery common though speeded by measures. The National Planning Association urged farmers to spend boom profits on homes, equipment, clothing, education and medical care while warning against inflating land prices. A separate item reports a child hurt and a horse killed when a horse bolted into a truck along Route 40 east of West Friendship.
A vintage ad urges rapid treatment of bronchitis with Creomulsion, claiming it reaches the seat of the trouble to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed bron chial membranes. It notes the formula blends creosote with other medicines, contains no narcotics, and offers a money back guarantee if user satisfaction is not achieved.
The report notes a suspended Amherst chapter action upheld by a governing body, with no charges filed after an investigation. The item mentions St Agnes Hospital in Baltimore and a Baltimore girl injured in a collision. Two cars damaged and a 9 year old girl involved in the incident.
At about six fifty Saturday evening two cars collided at the intersection of routes 26 and 32 in Eldersburg. A child riding as a passenger in a car driven by Tommye Looney of Baltimore was killed. The other vehicle involved bore the designation a1.
Baltimore woman Agnes B. Freeman, described as colored, was charged by Sykesville State Trooper T. J. Talbert with reckless driving. The case also included a driver from Sykville for failing to [incomplete].
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