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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
7
The ad boasts twenty five million boxes sold last year to people seeking relief from constipation, indigestion, gas, and headaches. It promises Cascarets regulate digestion by stimulating the liver and strengthening the bowel muscles, without harsh laxatives or upset.
Frederick county residents praise women and display jams jellies baked goods and crafts at the fair. Local ladies from Shooks Winchester and others contributed embroidery crochet tatting oil paintings watercolors and drawings while community updates note travel visits and upcoming church services and local events.
The Y M C A announces an eleven football schedule with a trip to Briarly Hall and a return game at Cadet Field in Frederick. Duke LeGore oversees drills from 7 to 9 pm as players compete for positions, with trials for substitutes and an expected Thanksgiving clash versus Mt St Marys or Georgetown.
Frederick mayor Gilmer Schley announced the new chlorine plant is now in operation after a delayed delivery and absence of a local mechanic. The system was fully installed by Wednesday night and will be monitored twice daily by City Health Officer Dr. J M Goodman and Superintendent Frank Keefer. The chlorination is expected to make the water tasteless and meet the strictest tests.
The Academy of Dancing hosted a crowded Halloween dance with costume contests. First prize for best costume couple went to Mr and Mrs John Myers, with Miss Nelte Mehrling and Mr Mauser second. Brunswick prize went to George Reynolds and Mrs Margaret Potter, second to John Gardner and Miss Taylor. The event drew guests from Washington County and Virginia.
The Linden farm in Montgomery County near Dickerson changes hands to Gilmore A. Plautt of Frederick. Conducted by Markwood Harp, sale terms not disclosed but believed at 36,000. Plautt takes possession April 1, 1920. White retires to Dickerson. Also sale of double brick houses on Hamilton Avenue to C. W. Montgomery, possession April 1, 1920. Halloween carnival planned by Woodsboro WCTU and Loyal Temperance Legion at the Opera House with dream theme and various entertainments for attendees.
Wilbur Routzahn drove a truck on a Cumberland run covering 92 miles in about two and a half hours. He departed from the Bellville area, reached the motor car company at 9 80 o clock, delivering a chassis for BD F via. The trip is noted as a record time for the route over the mountains. Miss Hilda and Ruth Stoner of Harrisburg have returned from visiting Mr and Mrs John Cramer on Went Patrick street.
An old health ad warns that tobacco damages the heart and arteries, causing severe health risks. It cites nicotine as the deadly toxin and urges readers to quit using tobacco products. The piece promotes Nicotol as a remedy available at drugstores and promises refunds if customers are dissatisfied.
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