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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1911
Page
9
A homemaker guide lists economical breakfast items such as porridge and coffee, plus money saving tips like buying fabric and sewing clothes, turning off gas when leaving rooms, and making home life attractive to reduce outside entertainment costs. It includes recipes for oyster fricassee and gelatine desserts, with practical kitchen hints and care for household objects.
The comedy The Girl in the Taxi opens the theatrical season at City Opera House Monday night. It wowed Paris and New York audiences for rapid pace, wild complications, and a costly, lively production with dancing and music interludes.
Read fragments indicate rain ending and light return. Authors describe lighting tones improving as skies clear, suggesting fresh illumination similar to new.
Prof Martinetty and his son were robbed after returning from the park. Two men on the path near the chapel pointed guns, demanded money, and took a gold watch and $ ve fon tollar hills. They fled. officers notified. Special Officer Copway arrested two women later for attempting to ride freight. Authorities to hold hearing in Staserstown.
An alarming health ad urges curing kidney ailments with Doan’s Kidney Pills, citing a Frederick resident’s testimonial of relief from backaches and frequent urination after using the product. Foster-Milburn Co lists the pills as sole U S agents and warns readers to choose Dean’s. Washington County School Board awards several free scholarships to local students for Washington College Marsland Agricultural College and St John’s College.
A bustling market scene shows a large crowd sampling a wide array of produce and goods. Tomatoes, apples, peaches, corn and canned items fill stands, while prices for fruits, vegetables, and meats are listed in detail alongside other staples.
A 17 year old Mojave California youth John W. Morgan attempted to rob Citizens National Bank Laurel Maryland. A Teller and assistant fired, the bandit fled to the street where a posse pursued him. Morgan was arrested near St Philip’s Protestant Episcopalian church and later jailed for trial.
The Siete Encampment Independent Order of Odd Fellows will convene at Pele on Thursday October to honor their hall with a significant procession and decoration. Prominent officers and members including Patriarchs Militant and Mars land command will attend along with several grand dignitaries and speakers delivering remarks.
Preparations underway this week as the Emuiy stocking Asses Club discusses plans for winter work. Committees will be appointed to carry on the tasks with all members encouraged to participate.
Rev. Fr. M c Cabe will leave Buckeystown to be replaced by Rev. J. L. Weidenhan from St. John’s Baltimore. The change, announced yesterday, is the first among Maryland clergy after retreat at St. Mary’s Seminary. Cardinal Gibbons presided Mass closing the diocesan clergy retreat.
Howard R Thatcher a Peabody Conservatory graduate has been named associate professor of harmony by Director Huold Randolph. He replaces George Siemann, now concert master of the Henry Savage Opera Company. Thatcher studied under noted instructors, earned his diploma in 1906, has composed works, and his concert overture has been performed by major orchestras. He serves as organist at Butaw Place Temple and Vernon Place church. He was a faculty member at the Woman's College for several years.
Masons announced the cornerstone laying for the new Scottish Rite Cathedral in Washington at 3:20 p m on October 18. Invitations will go to Masons across the District Maryland and Virginia for the ceremonies planned at Sixteenth and S streets northwest.
A garbled text warns workers not to stop while health risks persist and mentions vaccines and doses. It references Electore Date and Beiters in a distorted way, with scattered mentions of health, a first dose, and a general call to continue labor.
A roundup of recent state happenings notes deaths jail escapes improvements and investigations. Events include a rockville suicide near Rockville and a death investigation in Frederick Sauders. A Maryland jail escape at Elkton with four recaptured figures. railway and land purchases near Cumberland. bank robbery attempt in Laurel. major local public service and school board changes. peaches shipped to markets. several political and administrative moves.
Allegany Garrett and Washington counties would share the Western Maryland district under a proposal to convert Sylvan Retreat into a permanent state hospital. The 1910 law allowing county asylums to become district hospitals is cited, with Allegany County in support. A wagon wheel accident near Dentz street disrupted a load of sugar corn, as Mrs Wagha reports improvement from Dr King’s New Cure at Tearte’s Pharmacy.
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