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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
12
Local columns report preachings at St Lake Lutheran in Feagaville, fair attendance at Rockville, and visits among families across Frederick, Walkersville, Cumberland, and Buckeystown. Birthdays, sur prises, travel to Akron and Washington, new farm buildings, and moves highlight regional life and lingering summer visits.
Mr and Mrs Harry Cheek and son Edward and Miss Dorothy Crowley of Washington visited Mr and Mrs J L Riggs last week They Also visited Page and Bro Mr and Mrs James W Johnson on Tuesday night held as large apple butter boiling Mr Edward Cheek of Washing ton DC has brought a new Chandler car Mr Arthur Burdette and Mr Charley Burdette of Baltimore Mr Hamilton Burdette of Washington visited their sister Mrs J W Johnson near Clarkabuts Mr and Mrs Devon have returned to West Virginia
Federal Judge Holeves freed a consignment of Chinese medicinal wine to the Young King of Chinatown after United States Commissioner Hitchcock testified the staff could not be a beverage and that only a man seeking to get well would take large sips. He described the brew as terribly smelling and so strong it would blister lips. Had he known its nature, he said, he would not have issued the seizure warrant.
Woman’s woes strain homes as overworked wives and mothers suffer headaches and backaches. Doctors fail to help, but letters published in this paper claim Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restores health and happiness. An advertisement urges readers to try it.
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