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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1914

Page

6

Frews from the County items mix of visits and events

Local notes reveal visits by W Stall family and Chas Darme to Emmitaburg and other relatives. Residents travel to Baltimore, Frederick, Leesburg, Washington, and Philadelphia for family, church, and social events. Community updates include church services, an oyster supper success, a wheat sowing report, and upcoming readings and meetings.

Lrotert Mags Satiimors Ayeday Helen Mary Emmitaburg W. Stall Robert Barrick Baltimore Chas. Dar Johnson David Johnson Thomas Stop George Fulmer H. L. Kimmerman Ladies’ Aid Society of the Lutheran Church John Cutler Millard Zimmerman Uip Leesburg

Secret of keeping young and liver health claims

An advert promises renewed youth by flushing the liver and bowels with Dr Edwards Oite Tablets. It touts a patented compound for liver detox and vigor, urging readers to restore vitality and clear the system through this tonic and related products.

Edwards Ohio

Law's Grip Fisen Fines for Umbrella Fight

Fisen Misa Minnie Gittinger of West Fifth Street was fined ten dollars by Justice An derg last night for fighting Elmer Hall with an umbrella. She paid five dollars and arranged to pay the balance later after Officer Adams made the arrest. In Jeruusalem there are no policemen, postmen, street lamps, or newspapers.

Fisen Misa Minnie Gittinger West Fifth Street Justice Anderg Elmer Hall Adams

Personal notices from Frederick area social page in Baltimore trip

Purely Personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Mik F, Humphreys, Edward S. Mobley, Miss Margaret McPherson, Mrs A Shaver, Mowry Hettberg, David Whipp, Rev B E L McLean and daughter Mary Margaret, J Edgar Summers, George L Slagle, Mrs W A Long and Blanche Long, Mrs Hendricks and Miss Sarah Casselberry. Mentions trips to Washington Walkersville Quakerstown Glen Rock and South Bend Indiana.

Margaret McPherson Eaat Patrik Street Washington A. Shaver Walkersville Mowry Hettberg Haltimere John Tratzberrs Kant ‘Third Street Haw David Mr Whipp. Rockwell Terrace Burkittswire BE. L. McLean Mary Margaret Quakerstown Edward Benty Nannie Hienta Meariy Perry Frederick Yellow Springs J. Edgar Summers Drafgsman Morris Iron Company South Bend Ind George L. Slagle State Roads Commission Chestertown Jefferson W. A. Long Misa Blanche Long Glen Rock Indaw Long Pines

Social World Highlights From Birthday Party and Gatherings

Grace Miriam Hoffman hosted a West South street birthday party with many children and games followed by refreshments. Mamie B Crum entertained friends at a North Market street card evening with refreshments. Alexander Bowie colored pled guilty to larceny of a whitewash brush and received 30 days in jail with liquor sales to minors suspended. Dick Potts colored assault with intent to murder case concluded with ongoing consideration. George C Rhoderick Jr Middletown graduate earned a State Scholarship to Johns Hopkins for electrical engineering.

Grace Miriam Hoffman West South Street Mamie B. Crum North Market Street Alexander Bowie Dick Potts George C. Rhoderick, Jr Middletown Johns Hopkins University Baltimore

Jennings Leaves Locust Valley for Findlay College

Mr. Harry Jennings of Locust Valley, in this county, has gone to Findlay Ohio to pursue a four year course at the college there. He intends to study for the ministry.

Findlay Ohio Harry Jennings Locust Valley Findlay, O Jennings

Sulphur Cream Says Dermatologist Heals Eczema

A renowned dermatologist touts common bold sulphur cream as a quick remedy for eczema. Apply an ounce to irritated skin like cold cream. itching stops immediately and eruptions often clear after a few applications. The cream is parasiticidal, antipruritic, antiseptic, and heals inflamed skin, though it may not guarantee lasting cure.

Twenty Years Of Kidney Trouble Public Letter

John W. Grey of Sharpsburg Maryland recounts two decades of kidney disease and general ill health. After trying many treatments he reports improvement after with Inter-State Doctors at Hagerstown Institute. He endorses their care and urges neighbors to seek their help. The notice lists multiple ailments addressed by the Inter-State Doctors and signs off with Grey's testimony.

Mr. Grey Sharpaburg Hagerstown John W. Grey Sharpsburg Maryland

Local Reader Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy

Homer City resident KH J Trobertx endorses I Iake Chamberlain cough remedy saying it always works after years of use. Ad promotes sale by all dealers and invites readers to get the News for new updates.

Ake Chamberlain KH. J. Trobertx Homer City

Special Pants Sale Promises Value and Color Variety

Men's pants advertised from 98 cents to 2.50 dollars with savings like 48 cents on a 1.25 item. Special-1.50 for a 2.00 all wool scotch gray washable pants. Special-32.00 for a 3.00 velvet corduroy lined pant. Cord is soft and strong. 2.50 buys an all wool worsted pant worth 3.50 in blue and black stripe. Very dressy and substantial.

Children’s Dresses and Baby Blankets in Trade Sale

Readable listing shows a sale of children’s dresses in sizes up to 6 years at 76 cents to 1.50 plus a 1.98 Wool Nap blanket and 0.50 crib blankets. Includes a 2.50 extra large silkateen covered comfort. all items described as good value with various fabric types and trims.

Shoes on sale highlight men and boys high tops

Shoes advertised in tan leather high tops for men at 2.69 with others at 2.93 and 3.48. Boys high tops at 1.98 and Logan shoes 0.98 to 1.69. Ladies dress shoes from 1.48 to 2.25 with calf skirt styles and cushion insoles. Kangaroo leather country shoes 1.39 to 1.75 built for wet weather.

Logan

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