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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
3
Disjointed report notes Arb Steers held reserve by Ansel and Rex amid spring plans. Frederick’s manager sees changes. new player added to reserve list. Club financials addressed as league funds and refunds loom for subscribers.
Survey work in Harford County advances a plan to name the Baltimore Philadelphia road for Governor Ritchie. Will Wells heads a drive to erect a shaft and widen two and a half miles of macadam road to ease travel between Baltimore and Golden Ring.
An old Cincinnati Enquirer ad touts Foley's Kidney Pills claiming relief after two years of weak kidneys. It cites improved health with fewer symptoms such as back ache swelling and dizziness and claims wide use by men and women.
The Hagerstown Herald reports Buck Ramsey as the league’s shining star for the Frederick Hustlers, with Buck Ramsey singled out as the standout twirler. The piece notes other players and managerial comments amid a recap of Blue Ridge League picks and postgame chatter.
Miss Azies Violationey of the Tie and Half Survey and Research Bureau addressed the national conference of Catholics in Washington urging reliance less on ready cooked meat products and corner delicatessens. She warned such dependence harms family stability and values.
In Reaver Meadow Pennsylvania on September 16 Chief of Police Michaal Boyle stood and chatted with two men who had ped the automobile of John H. Initi F of Lehighton left standing in room of a. Inc. Later he talking with Ress the woken.
A Braddock Heights community meeting at the Mc Davis Washingtons schoolman’s cottage discussed making the center more attractive for residents and visitors. Funds were raised for a new fire department, beautifying the low yards, and plans to convert three lots on Jefferson Boulevard into a park with trees shrubs and flowers adjacent to Judge Worthington’s property. A building to serve as reading room social space and information center was approved for construction before next season with help sought from the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway.
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