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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
6
American Legion Auxiliary Francis Scott Key Post met at the Armory to discuss the national crime wave. Members voiced opinions on swift punishment, gun control, and firearms responsibility with a later decision on new member recruitment postponed.
Oscar M. Fogle superintendent of Talbot county schools and former Brunswick principal was chosen president of the Southern Club at Columbia University Summer School. Roger M. Day, Brunswick high school principal, was elected president of the Maryland Club of the Southern Association. About 14 000 students attended, with Maryland sending several hundred, including Day and others from Frederick County. Mardi Gras preparations at Carlin's in Baltimore promise a lavish carnival with free vaudeville, a Defenders Day event, a sham battle, a party of clowns, and a large advertising push statewide.
Local notice advertises milkfed chickens with a prompt to place orders early. The message includes a contact phone number 56 and urges timely ordering for availability.
A Washington County Farm Bureau offer to buy feed cattle for Frederick County members is announced. A joint Westward feeder purchase will be arranged with Ohio and Maryland Farm Bureau reps to cut out stockyards and freight, with 515 head already booked and a meeting set at the Hagerstown county agent's office on Tuesday September 5.
Government census shows automobiles account for 35 percent of internal combustion engines in 1919 with 228 885 engines valued over 60 million dollars. Michigan leads with 133 719 motors. Aviation engines total 6 747 making up 19.4 percent. Also notes theater listings at City Opera House September 8 for Bring Up Father with Jiggs and Maggie among the cast.
A patient claims relief after 15 years of colic and liver trouble from Matt's Wonderful Remedy. The testimonial says one dose improved health and credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with removing mucus and inflammation. It notes a money back guarantee through Co-Operative Drug Co Inc and druggists nationwide.
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