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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1916
Page
3
St James defeats the Cadets 20 to 0 after twice reaching the Cadets goal, but fumbling away a touchdown opportunity. Markell and Gilbert starred for St James with Fleischman and Nichodemus shining for the Cadets in a game fought near the Cadets goal line throughout.
William Flowers of Harrisburg was acquitted of stealing $700 from Jesse Gladhill at the Arlington Hotel early Saturday. The missing money, part of saloon recipes funds, was counted in seven bundles of one hundred dollars each, then placed in a bag behind the lobby counter. Flowers claimed innocence, saying he left Friday night and later returned to be accused. prosecutors argued he was seen near the lobby during the theft.
Commissioner EK Austin Baughman revoked the automobile license of William N. Cover of Keysville after a Saturday arrest for operating under the influence. Cover paid a $75 fine and another $2 for contempt of court by Justice August Brust. A companion was arrested as well after their auto veered and split on Derr's alley near Braddock Heights. An earlier incident saw a 1917 Ford strike a bull on North Market Street. Also, seven Frederick County banks earned state roll of honor for surplus and undivided profits, including Myersville Savings, Walkersville Savings, Woodsboro Savings, Middletown Valley Savings, Citizens' Savings of Thurmont, Central Trust of Maryland, and Thurmont Bank.
Autumn remains bright in gardens near Mt Olivet cemetery with frost touching few flowers. Roses and dahlia hold color while vegetables stay green. beds glow crimson with asters and daffodils as graves lie softly framed by lingering fall charm.
A damaged OCR text fragment presents a garbled poem or note about a remedy and patience. It includes scattered phrases like a permanent cure, water, apple, and garbled names. The readable content is minimal and uncertain.
Judge Edward Co presides as Montgomery County jurors are drawn for the November term of the Circuit Court at Rockville. The list includes Laytonsville District and Potomac, with numerous named jurors from across the county. In a separate note, Ray F. Rohrer, a newspaper man from Hagerstown, reports his pocketbook was stolen near the Lyric Theater after attending a Taft meeting in Baltimore.
A garbled vintage advertisement touts a cough remedy praised as safe and pleasant for children with croup. It presents a dubious claim of a double baby from a husband with the croup and urges mothers to use the product, typical of period marketing.
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