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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1916
Page
6
A humorous survey notes the rise of the Red Headed League of America at Indianapolis with four hundred redhaired members from five states. It contrasts past scorn with present pride, praises fighting spirit, and hints at 1917 baseball branding while drifting to stray topics about paper money and rail strikes.
A fragment cites the Philadelphia Ledger outlining public insight into evolving issues. The piece reflects media perspectives and notes commentary from local observers. No clear event or person is established in the readable text.
A discussion on war durability notes rulers have faced trenches and fronts, citing King George, the Kaiser, King of Italy, Nicholas of Montenegro, Peter of Serbia, and Albert of Belgium, arguing leaders know war yet pursue peace through struggle. It then pivots to Chicago music tastes, claiming University of Chicago Professor Stevens links taste to tongue areas, naming instruments with edible descriptions.
A verse on the unglamorous labor of routine chores that keep households going, contrasting the drudgery of washing, mending, and sweeping with a heroic acknowledgment of the woman who bears these tasks. It references Strickland Guilin and quotes light exchanges from Seattle Post-Intelligencer and Chicago Herald as context.
Twenty years ago in Frederick early fall work advances show the railroad line toward Middletown with pole setting and track laying. Thurmont secures a large pole contract for Western Union as Baltimore County officials visit Montevue Hospital. A Labor Day service planned by the YMCA in Kemp Hall features speaker J Willamson of Washington with special music and invites all men in town.
Mrs. George W Halmein and daughter Helen visit Pasadena Anne Arundel county and Atlantic City. Mrs Claude Moberly of Washington visits Mr and Mrs Harry G Wholeus. Miss Marian Schwearing of Philadelphia returns after visiting Mr and Mrs Harry G Phebus. Miss Ethel Lowe of Youngwood Pa stays with Miss Mary Il Filler before teaching at Liberty school. Several others including Mr George N Wilhide and Mr J Watson Downes travel between Baltimore Philadelphia Conn and Connecticut. Akron Ohio trip. Viole and Catherine Armstrong return from Pennsylvania. Catonsville and Winchester residents visiting local families.
Rev C Guy Stambach son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Stambach of 60 State street York Pa and Miss Glenna Alice Damuth daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Damuth of 1142 East Philadelphia Street York Pa were married last evening at 8 in the Fourth U B Church The ceremony followed services and was officiated by Rev E L Hughes and Rev D K Wagner The groom a Lebanon Valley College graduate will soon study for the ministry at Bonebrake The bride will enter the deaconess training seminary for a three year course in Dayton Ohio The ceremony drew a large crowd as sermon was preached by Rev Hughes who formerly pastored the church Also Koontz Pearson and Ramsaburg Macnamee nuptials noted in separate notices from Lewistown Legore Braddock Heights and Jefferson locales.
Misses Harriet and Joan White of Yeaddock Heights entertain many friends at Hotel Braddock Heights. A 16 dance program filled the evening with Braddock Heights Orchestra providing music and refreshments served at intermission. Attendees include Mr and Mrs D G White, Mr and Mrs Oliver Wren, and numerous named guests and couples.
In Carroll county the wets push to submit the liquor license question at the November election under the 1914 act. They claim 2,657 signatures meet the 25 percent threshold to trigger a vote, asserting conditions haven’t improved since Prohibition began. Dry forces deny illegitimate signatures and vow to challenge the move to place the issue on the ballot.
A mass meeting in the Y M C A auditorium with J Travers Thomas presiding outlined the dry campaign for Frederick county this fall. J Welty Fahrney announced about eighty meetings, sermons in churches, and a dry booth at the Frederick Fair. A mass rally is set for Sunday October 29 at the armory with prominent speakers, and Milton G Urner urged a torchlight parade. The campaign aims to raise about 5000 dollars, a fifth already pledged, and the former Frederick Free Library room was secured as headquarters.
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