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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1915
Page
6
The Frederick News lists subscription prices and delivery notices for the Daily News and Semi Weekly News. It notes office locations in Brunswick and Frederick, telephones for the News Office, and places where the paper is sold. It invites readers to report missed deliveries and mentions post office handling and second class mailing.
A November 30 1915 editorial argues speeding cars often leave no usable numbers for identification. It urges larger number plates and state diversity to aid justice and deter hit and run drivers. It calls for stronger penalties to stop reckless motorists and protect victims.
Poem fragment pleading for divine intervention amid global violence. Poet cites murder rape and tyranny, asks God to restrain powers and end the satanic strife. Calls for justice, virtue, and peace with references to Kultur and Moloch. attributed to Dr Howard W Long.
A Department of Agriculture bulletin warns against imitations of foreign patent medicines and urges vigilance against false labels. It notes war cuts supply, unscrupulous makers profit from substitutes, and growing sentiment for honest labeling.
The piece argues Americans tolerate fraud less as public sentiment shifts toward transparency. It predicts easier exposure of deceit, with money origins questioned and more insistence on showing facts about goods. It notes Coxey criticizing Ford’s peace trip as a major misdeed.
A jumble of social quips and jokes from a humor page includes lampooned lines about Libretto versus Librettas, a London Sketch quip about Moses and tablets, a Cincinnati host joke about cocktails and space, a boarder exchange about a round oak dining table, and a note on German hop vine pulp experiments for paper making.
A column notes local events from November 30, 1895. Frederick stores on East Patrick Street show painting improvements while a door pane at N J Wilson Sons breaks. Rockville defeats Frederick 10 to 0 in football with listed home lineup players. Hog prices at Thurmont and home improvements by Delt and Woodnant are mentioned alongside Shad sightings and a Liberty hog incident after Sidney Sappington's.
A crowded tally of local residents and visitors with ties to Frederick reports Mr. David Lowenstein’s Baltimore sojourns, hotel manager C H Cox’s Baltimore and York return, families visiting from Cambridge Frederick and Luray, funeral attendance in New Oxford, and several trips to Baltimore and New York. Notables include Miss Tappert of Davenport hosting in Frederick, Miss Cornelia McSherry visiting from Court Square, and university student Austin Pearce returning to Charlottesville after home days. Several others travel for business, church, or family events, with returns from Atlantic City, Wilmington, and Danville.
Rosa Mae Stocks nurse from Trenton New Jersey Hospitals and Clinton James Hanna of Madison County New York wed early Wednesday morning November 24 in Camden New Jersey. Rev John Handley officiated witnessed only by the pastor's wife and son. Stocks sixth Saine hospital senior nurse to wed this autumn. Engagement announced for Lucile Montgomery Johns and Charles Warren Hunt Jr both from Baltimore New York and San Francisco. Edward W Burras and Mary Ro Scherer wed in Frederick. Marriage license issued in Baltimore for Harris Cage and Lillian V Henry of Winchester Virginia.
A pleasant recital was given at the Home for the Aged by Miss Rashael Sikes of Elbratt Cite accompanied by Mrs Myrtle Kumlermone. Selections included Schubert's Sonata and Cavalleria Rusticana along with Humereaque and other pieces. News Help Want Ady offers to bring results.
A Maryland case reports two colored youths Spriggs and Johnson suing Brunswick Justice Charles Miers after paying 15 dollars at a criminal hearing. They claimed extortion. the court awarded them 10 dollars with interest plus costs, and Miers must cover costs. Attorneys on both sides noted the ruling and lack of appeal was expected.
Mothers trust California Syrup of Figs as the ideal laxative for tired upset children. The ad touts a pleasant taste and gentle cleansing of the stomach and bowels, recommending two teaspoonfuls for constipated waste and noting it is safe for babies, children, and adults when used as directed. It warns against counterfeit products and urges requesting the genuine item from druggists.
A community note recalls forgiveness over betrayal and records two incidents. David Kline of High Knob butchered four hogs weighing 1.025 pounds with aid from Milton Whipp and many neighbors. George Eyler, a Western Maryland Railway worker from Loy’s, injured his right shoulder after slipping with a wrench at Loy’s station. Dr Kefauver treated him.
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