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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
10
Tsamados wife of the Greek legation charging Waffales in Washington has come back to the United States after an illness year at her Athens home. In San Francisco she was known as a Cross worker during the influenza epidemic, while her husband led the Greek consulate general. He now heads the legation in Washington in the minister’s absence.
Large number of delegates from Maryland and nearby counties attend the Potomac Synod's second day in Hanover Pennsylvania. Rev Dr George S Lorber presides. Dr George A Snyder delivers a sermon on Intercessory Prayer. Delegates tour the Hoffman Orphanage and lay cornerstones for new buildings. Dr Paul C Leinbach and Dr James J Good address topics The East and The War Zone of France and Belgium.
Baltimore city led in weekly motor fines with $606, while surrounding counties tallied $1.10% total. Frederick reported $176, New Market $26, and other counties listed multiple names with fines mainly for license, registration, or marker violations. The report notes a Maryland motor law enforcement pattern and includes several individual violators and penalties.
Joseph Jenkins Lee of Petersville recalls Theodore Roosevelt during the Spanish American War. He notes Roosevelt’s humility and care for soldiers, recounts troop allocations, San Juan Hill actions, and Roosevelt’s postwar diplomacy roles. Lee describes Roosevelt as fearless, approachable, and reform-minded, shaping American civic life.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a powerful general medicine for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims the remedy expanded from a small beginning to reach all parts of the United States and many foreign countries, urging readers to try it as superior medicine.
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