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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1914

Page

7

Elopers Evade Clerks With False Ages in Elopement

A Harrisburg couple Daniel Simling and Mary Fitting eloped after posing ages as 21 and 15 to obtain a marriage license in Hagerstown and Frederick. The minister and clerks were misled, and the pair returned to Harrisburg after the ceremony. Perjury penalties loom, but the lovers hope for parental forgiveness and a happy ending.

Harrieburg Oswald Daniel Shaling Hagerstown Frederick Harrisburg Daniel Sirtling Mary Fitting Lincoln

Princes Oskar and Joachim Reported Ill and Wounded

Rome reports Prince Oskar is suffering heart trouble and must not front line duty, while Prince Joachim has been wounded and may return to the front in October. A Rome telegram notes King Charles of Romania has summoned his cabinet to decide Romania’s war posture. The rest of the emperor’s sons are stated to be well.

Dekar Joachim Rome Berlin Oskar Homburg Rumania London Exchange Telegraph Company Bucharest Charles

Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds

An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as quick relief for coughs and colds. It claims soothing effects, antiseptic healing, and household usefulness with a money back promise, endorsed by a Manchester Ohio family.

Dr. King Lewis Chamberlain Manchester Ohio

World Series Dates Set for Athletics Braves Opener in Philly

The national commission announced the 1913 World Series schedule with the first two games in Philadelphia on Oct. 9 and 10 between the Athletics and the Boston Braves. Dates continue Oct. 12, 13 in Boston, Oct. 14 in Philadelphia, Oct. 15 in Boston, with a seventh game if needed. Admission ranges from 50 cents to $2 and reserved-seat sales cover the first three games, refundable if not played.

Athletics Boston Philadelphia Boston Braves National Commission Bellevue-Stratford

Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games Across Leagues

American League results feature Athletics over Washington 3 2 in Washington and Cleveland beating Chicago 6 5 as well as St Louis edging Detroit 9 6 and Boston tying New York on wet grounds. National League highlights include New York 7 Boston 1 in game one with a second game halted by darkness, Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn 2 1, and Pittsburgh beating St Louis 1 0.

Washington—Athletics Washington Pennock Lapp Shaw Johnson Ainsmith Cleveland Chica Blanding Bowman Mills Benz Schalk St. Louis Detroit Dubuc Main Stanage Leverenz Mtitchell Baumgardner Agnew Boston-New York W.L. PC Athletics Boston Gusn-York Chicago Claveld New York Rudolph Gowdy Tesreau Schauer Meyers Hoston Strand Crutcher Whaling Mathewson O'Toole Marquard Philadelpia Brooklyn Philadelphia Pfeffer McCarty Alexander Kitifer Pittsburgh Doak Snyder Cooper Schang Chicago-Cincinnati Brookly N.york Philada St.Louis Pittsbrz Cincinti

Kaiser Reported Very Ill On Front

Rome dispatches say the kaiser is very ill at Suvalki after earlier reports of a trench accident and lung inflammation. Berlin sources claim German commissariat collapsed before retreat, bread and water rationing for weeks, many in hospitals, some insane. Lexington reports revenue collector John B. Riner found dead near Whitesburg. suspected assassination by moonshiners.

Rome Suavalki London Ss. Rotterdam The Daily Mail Berlin German Commissariat Lexington John B. Riner Whitesbury

Death of Guy De Cassagnac in battle reported in Paris

Paris October 1 news lists Guy De Cassagnac director of Autorite as among last deaths on the battlefield. He was an ardent Bonapartist and among prominent Paris figures in journalism.

Guy de Cassagnac Paris Battte Autorite M. de Cassagnac

French Remedy for Stomach Troubles

Leading doctors in France have used a prescription of vegetable ads for chronic stomach trouble and constipation that acts like a charm. One dose will convince you. Severe cases of years’ standing are often greatly benefited within 24 hours. Many people report surprising results. everyone with constipation should try Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remeds, now sold here by Williamson, the druggist.

France Mayr Williamson

What Would You Do With a Severe Cold

A reader asks how to handle a severe cold and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. Sargent of Peru Indiana endorses the product, calling it worth its weight in gold and praising its value, with salem by all druggists.

San da Hevier Sargent Peru

Von Kluck Repulsed As Allies Circle Foe

Allied forces press the German right wing as Von Kluck’s army faces renewed attacks along the Meuse and Oise lines. Paris war ministry reports overall progress with heavy fighting near Woevre, Verdun, and St Mihiel while German lines claim indeterminate gains and cautious retreats.

von Kluck Oise Meste Forte Meuse Une Verdun Tout Forta Antwerp England London Daily News

Carpets and Rugs Offered for Cleaning and Dyeing

Local ad touts carpet and rug cleaning with up to date methods that prevent damage to fabrics. It promises color revival and the option to dye carpets and rugs to harmonize with schemes.

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