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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1914
Page
3
The Buffalo News reports a fine morning treat as a large batch of hard shell crabs was served hot at the office. Proprietor 3 Engle, Buffalo, specializes in seafood and is gaining merited patronage for his offerings.
The Free Library launches a children’s story hour on Saturday morning led by Miss Akin. The library received a book titled The German War Machine with extracts by Dr Graves, once a German secret agent. Mary Maulsby donated a Europe themed picture collection, and both resources will be available free through the local education board.
The society held a mission session last evening with Mrs. Wilbmutt in charge. Mrs. J. A. Hen led on The Kings and talks were given by Mr. Rupp and Mrs. Rupp on Africa and India. An officer meeting followed with Raabe as president, Fromke as vice president, Miss Clara Zimisuver as secretary, and Ruth Carty along with Mrs. Harry Carty serving as correspondents.
Twenty-one Frederic residents plan a pilgrimage to Sam's Creek Meeting House in Carroll County to honor the birthplace of Methodism in America. The procession includes stops at Stone Chapel John Evans House Bethel Church and the log-meeting house built by Robert Strawbridge with remarks by dignitaries.
A brief testimonial from a Peru Indiana reader praises Chamberlain's Tablets for relief from belching foul stomach and headaches. The note, attributed to Mere Joseph Kallans, urges others to try the medicine and notes it is sold by dealers.
A city employee felled a 100 year old Silver Maple in front of the Presbyterian Church on West Second Street before a state permit was granted. State authorities may press action. a fine of up to 500 dollars can be imposed. The tree, valued for shade and history, stood near five feet in trunk width and tied to Civil War memory.
Mrs Father Mae Baker of Spencerport New York writes that Chamberlain’s Tablets cured her bilious attacks sick headaches and general fatigue after using several bottles a few months ago She notes the tablets buttoned up her whole system and she recommends them from dealers nationwide in this advertisement
Republican congressional candidate Frederick N. Zihlman spent a busy day in Montgomery County. Guided by C. Scott Duvall and Thomas Dawson he toured by automobile through Gadthernsburg Rockville Olney Sandy Spring Ashton and Silver Spring meeting veterans and ending with a large rally at Walthersburg. He plans another car tour and a rally in Rockville to conclude the day. Berlin erects electric light circles to aid aviators by judging distance to ground.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless remedy for sour, gassy stomach distress. It claims the tablet settles indigestion in minutes, letting people enjoy foods without fear and urges readers to buy a small fifty cent container at drug stores.
An unusual health note argues coins cause friction on the foot and outlines two steps to cure corns bunions and calluses by removing the friction and the coin. The remedy promises efficiency and a money-back guarantee, priced at 18 cents.
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