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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1914

Page

2

Frederick Fair Draws 25,000 on Busy Thursday

Frederick grounds teem with humanity as crowds surge through the fair amid sunshine and smooth traffic. Officials report record turnout on Thursday with estimates surpassing 25,000, as rail and auto arrivals flood the Square Corner and grandstand capacity. Politicians Day brings few candidates, while traffic officers earn praise for safe crowd control.

Frederick Grounds Agricultural Society Frederick Fair F. N. Ziblman United States John Walter Smith David J. Lewis Congress L. Elmer Keefer Northern Central Line Ely AL Kemp Keefer Washington Balt Martosbug Northern Central Spc York Hanover

Local residents visiting Frederick neighbors in weeklong stays

A string of visitors arrives in Frederick from Baltimore, Hagerstown and Washington, staying with relatives along West Patrick Street, East Second Street and nearby. Guests include Mr Harold K Moberly from Winchester, Mr Lewis T Kreh, Mrs J J Hare, Master Ray M Beltier, Mrs William East, Mrs Lulu Landis Shepherd, Dr Edward Fahroey, Mrs George Yost Jr, and many others visiting family and attending the fair.

Harold K. Moberly Wnnchester Frederick Lewis T. Kreh Madison Ave Hug Baltimore Frank Sell Taneytown Newton M. Zooth West Church Street J. J. Hare Haltimore Henry W. Momke East Chivel Street Ray M. Beltier Loys Charles I. Miller West Matrick Street William East Boonshoro Nellie Obenderter St Warrick Street Mioc B. Sinarer Carlile Lulu Landis Shepherd West Third Street Howard Sleinner Willam Norristown Wills Fisher Clarke Place Robert Klotz Washington Edward James East Church Street George Yost, Jr Forest Park William H. Kreh West All Saints Street Edward Fahroey Timberville Wallace A. Mullen East Patrick Street George Saubile Carroll County Willis J. Misher Paul Norris Rohersville Charis E. Schaeffer West Patrick Street W. I. Keefer Baltimere Inlaw J. Frank Hoffman Casper Sadler Delia Ruddach George J. Salter Blanche Culler Middledown John M. Culler Fannie Waite George T. Baumgardner South Market Street Col J. M. Pearce Mixa Laura T. Pearce My Lady's Manor E. H. Lamar Joseph Cook Bertha G"unger Fred German C. L. Clemson Harry Welch Annapolis Mary M. Kaufman Hagerstown John Edward Schell Noth Market Street Murray Beer Wiliam Baer Alice Smith Baer Memingz West Fifth Street Alice Mekwen William Hueckey G. Jacob Buckey West South Street R.A. Lindeman Littlestown Joh Maward Schell North Market Street Arthur Carringford Mise Foe Chals Visiling James Grins Third Street George Cook Chambers

Oil Treatment Promoted for Stomach Troubles

An old French remedy marketed as a pure vegetable ingredient claims to ease stomach troubles and liver issues. Advertised as safe after a first dose, it is sold by druggists including Williamson at 44 North Walker Street Frederick, Maryland.

France Twentefour Mair Williamson North Warker Frederick

County Colonists Arrival By Frederick Count Colony Band

Frederick Count Colony of Baltimore arrives in the city shortly after ten o clock, nearly a hundred, led by Col Vernon. Members include wives and children, eight coaches on the train, badges read The Frederick Count Colony of Baltimore and The Martlant Seal.

Cel George Wo Vernon Frederick Coll Baltimore Th City Col. Vernon Balimore

Rest Station Popular With Boy Scouts at Far Tent

The Boy Scouts peat status at the Far is popular as several have come to the tent seeking rest and asked permission to stay a while. Six cats have been arranged in the tent beside the Main building on the East.

Boy Scouts

It Always Does the Work Ad Promises Chamberlain Cough Remedy

An old advertisement claims the Chamberlain cough remedy works better than any other and has cured for years. The copy notes it is available from all dealers and was placed in a local paper in Homer City Pennsylvania.

Frederick Cologne Frederick Fair Roberta Homer City Ail Dealera

Fair sheep and swine show awards listed with names

A damaged OCR page lists extensive livestock awards from the fair, naming exhibitors such as H J Witter Kent Barney and F A Moore across classes like Cotswold Lincolnshire Southdown Merino Hampshire Dorset and Oxford. It records best buck and ram lamb titles, pair of ewes, and related honors with multiple second places. A brief note mentions a tent fire at the fairgrounds near the administration building and a real estate transfer.

H. J. Witter FL M. Stevens AB. Walter Matter B. M. Stevens Witter FL Am. Stevens M. Stevens C. EB. Witter FA. Moore Kent Barney Fred Moore F. A. Moore Lincolnshire Kent Barn FL A. Moore I. A. Moore Southdown David Cramer Chiss Merino Hampshire F A. Moore I.A. Moore Dorset Shropshire B. F. Saul Kent Sarney Kent Berney Kent Harney A. Moore Fla. Moore FL J Moore Fh Witter Fo A. Moore Fl Oal Moore Antora Gaats Bert Buck Apwanl Moore Hob, Witter Waiter West Lack Lamb Moace Hob Witter Enes Fal Moore H. RL Witter Hoor Witter

Autumn Moon and Summer Lovers in a Turbulent Verse Tale

A poem titled A Million Bid by AniM Lisle, with Julia Gordon and Anita Stewart, is performed at the Empire to packed crowds who filled the theatre and clamored for repeats. The piece shares autumn moon imagery and a wistful summer memory. Civil and Military Gazette reports on ongoing showings and audience reaction along with other brief entertainment notes about Temptation and The Price of Crime at Marvel and Empire theaters.

Julia Swayne Gordon Anita Stewart the Empire The Empire Smith Tolly Marvel Warner

Coffee Drinkers Slaves to Drug Habit Warns Advertiser

Dorchester Mass speaker Sr C J Douglass argues coffee drinkers form a drug habit, citing caffeine dependence and withdrawal. He contrasts coffee with Postum, advertised as caffeine free, claiming nutrition can satisfy appetite with many foods instead of stimulants.

Sr. C. J. Douglass Dorchester Mass Instant

Warning on Kidney Health Drives Swamp-Root Appeal

A newspaper ad stresses kidneys as central to health and cites Bright's disease deaths in New York. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy, offering a sample bottle by mail and retail bottles at 50 cents and 1 dollar.

Bright New York Kilmér’s Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

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