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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1916

Page

8

Eugenic Lecturer Dr McCuaig Lectures On Marriage Ethics

Dr McCuaig spoke to a large audience at the Evangelical church delivering lectures on Sin and the ethics of marriage. He argued for women's suffrage as essential for social progress, noting legal inequalities in many states and citing Massachusetts' 55 year struggle. He described woman as vital to lawmaking and civilization, urging enlightenment of men to advance women’s rights.

McCuaig Evangelical Lathorage Evangelical Mclvarg Frederick Ife New York Massachusetts Mr. Bok

Toledo advertisement promise one hundred dollars for incurable catarrh

State of Ohio Toleds firm F J Cheney Co promises to pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by HATS CATARRH CURE. Frank J. Chesey swears before notary A L W Glearon on December 3, 1440 that the cure works. testimonials available. Toledo Ohio ads tout family pills for constipation.

State of Ohio Toleds Lares J. Chener Martes F J. Cheney & Co Frank J. Chesty AL W. Glearon Sealy Notary T. J. Chesey & CO Toledo

Many Churches Hold Services Along with Sunday Activities

A long church roundup lists Sunday School times across denominations including United Brethren Evangelical Lutheran Trinity M E Presbyterian and more. It notes morning sermons by Rev H Humimetbaugh Dr Ulysses Rupp and others, plus evening programs featuring choirs readings and harvest themes.

Emmitsburg Notes and Events in Towns

Charles F. Bricke of the State Health Department stationed at Mason & Dixon Inc reports a new record after stopping over 300 motor cars Sunday with about 6 percent returned for medical examination. Union service of Young People's Societies discussed Christian Endeavor and Epworth League topics at the Lutheran church. Harry H. Myers of Pen Mar visits relatives. R. R. Sellers returns to Baltimore with a railroad post. Annan, Horner & Co. bank building is being externally improved. Lester Topper joins Charlies Slagle’s general merchandise department. U. S. Conference at Walkersville hosts a Sunday school training meeting led by Rev. Holdcraft. speakers include Rev. E. E. Weaver, Dr. Nicodemus, and Mr. William Wachter with Rev. W. S. Gerhard and Rev. Holdcraft conducting an informal session. An urgent invitation is issued to teachers and officers to attend.

Emmitsburg cCharles FE Brickeloff Pennsylvania State Health Department Mason & Dixon Inc Young Peoples’ Societies Lutheran Church Christian Endeavor Epworth League Harry H. Myers Pen- Mar R. R. Sellers Baltimore City Seller St. Louis and Missouri Railroad Company Annan, Horner & Co Lester Top U. S Walkeraville United Brethren Church Walkersville Paul BE. Holdcraft The County Sunday School Association

Mt Airy Family News and Local Visits

Mt Airy residents Burdette and Miss Bessie Davis drove to Frederick recently. Miss Helen and Miss Nelle Beatty visited Frederick over the weekend. Laura and Julian Davis of Fountain Valley spent time with grandmother Mrs Charlie Davis. Gladys and Reid Ratter with Anna Seachrist visited Ellicott City on Saturday. William Hood of Ridgeville was ill with appendicitis. James Norwood of Ridgeville improved after tonsillitis. Lindsay Browning of Ridgeville sick with measles.

Burdette Bessie Davis Mt Airy Frederick Helen Misa Nelle Mt. Airy Laura Julian Davis Fountain Walla Charlies G. Davis Misces Gladys Reid Ratter Miee Anna Seachrist Ellicott City William Hood Ridgeville James Norwood Lindsay Browning

Foiling a Fakir at Sheppesin’s hotel tale of Owen

A fragmentary scribble recalls Sir Richard Owen in Egypt where a snake charmer produces a horned asp. Owen, undaunted, plucks the venomous head from the reptile and warns a bystander that the charmer might claim harmlessness.

Catro Richard Owen Egypt Namncal Sheppesin’s Catte

Fragmentary report on terminal patient and care team

An unclear OCR fragment describes a terminal condition with references to care providers and possible medical events. Names and places are garbled, but mentions death, attempted recovery, and a preliminary intervention followed by continued concerns. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge from the text.

Standards for Gaskets and Climax Baskets in Interstate Trade

A new act approved by the President sets standards for climax baskets and containers for small fruits and vegetables in interstate commerce, effective November 1, 1917. It fixes capacities and dimensions for grape baskets and similar containers, with exemptions for foreign shipments, and assigns inspection to the Department of Agriculture. Penalties apply for noncompliance, with a dealer guaranty provision that avoids certain protections.

Lecal Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture United States

Barn Raising At Naille Farm Near Myersville

A Friday barn raising occurred at the David H Naille farm near Myersville with many attendees from Keedysville and Washington County. Names listed include David Naille Emmanuel Brown Harry Smith James Baker Ferne Summers Charles Delaughter Albert Hooper John Naille Carle Simmers Frank Gaver Welty Palmer D K Hoover David Summers Elmer Poff Inberger John Harshman Harry Leatherman Edwin Flook Russell Gaver Russell Hoffman Ed gar Naille Willie Kine Emos Ruthan Ernest Marker Lester Naille Raymond Smith Reno Rice George Toffinberger Mrs David Naille Mrs Ida Wofinberger Mrs John Harshman Mrs Carrie Routzan Mrs Nellie Hoffman Mrs Malaea Kline Mrs Mary Naille Mrs Cordela Gaver Mrs Amanda Smith Mr Bessie Naille Mise Louise Harshman Miss Mary Harshman Mise Elizabeth Harshman Mise Eva Brandenburg Mise Eatela Poefinberger Mise Finn Poffinberger Miss Mary Doffinberger Miss Ida Naille Charles Raw and Catherine Kline Mildred Willie Naille Dorothy Routzahn Mr Carle Sammera of Narmony contractor.

David ‘H. Naille Myersville David Naille Emmanuel Brown Harry Smith James Baker Ferne Summers Charles Delaughter Albert Hooper John Naille Keedysville Washington County Carle Simmers Frank Gaver Welty Palmer D. K. Hoover David Summers Elmer Poffinberger John Harshman Harry Leatherman Edwin Flook Jerome Gaver Russell Hoffman John D. Naille Edgar Naille Willie Kine Emos Routhan Ernest Marker Lester Naille Raymond Smith Reno Rice George ‘Toffinberger Russel Palmer Arthur’ Smith Ida Wofinberger Carrie Routzan Nellie Hoffman Malaea Kline Mary Nailie Cordela Gaver Amanda Smith Bessie Naille Mise Louise Harshman Mary Harshman Mise Elizabdeth Harshman Eva Brandenburg Mise Eatela Poefinberger Mise Finn Poffinberger Mary Doffinberger Ida Naille Charles Raw Catherine Kline Mildred Willie Naille Dorothy Routzahn Carle Sammera Narmony

Surprise Picnics and Hidden Treasures for All Ages

A how to guide for charming picnics with surprises for children and adults. Ideas include treasure hunts with small gifts, clothespin hunts, a sandwich tree with color coded wraps, a lemonade well, and a bonbon shower. Morning woodland breakfasts and rainbow beam picnics offer varied themes for summer outings.

Health movement tackles miners illness and costs

The U S Bureau of Mines launched a health campaign to cut a $880 million annual loss from sickness among 30 million workers. Surgeon J A Watkins urges medical exams for applicants and employees, factory hygiene improvements, and ongoing medical supervision to prevent infectious diseases and protect earning capacity.

United States Bureau of Mines America Department of the Interior Bureau of Mines Bureau J. A. Watkins Watkins

Banks the Aviator Air Rescue Above 3000 Feet

The New York World notes aviator Banks displayed calm presence of mind when his engine failed at about 3000 feet. He managed a controlled descent and landed safely. The incident underscores his piloting skill and composure under emergency.

Banks New York World

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eval Pn Dr. McCuaig Denver United Brethren FE. H. Humimetbaugh Wan Muhrl Noldcraft Iflarry Ide Brand Jesus H. Hum. Melbaugh Benedletton Women's Missionary Society Evangelical Lutheran Evangelical Lutheran Church Luther Kuhlman Gettysburg Ulysses G. Rupp Kuhlman Foreign Mission Board of the Church Mark Kuldman Foreign Mission Board Young Peoples’ Missionary Society Church Council Trinity M. E. Church South Gracen D. Kidner McCunsig Revel Grace Grace Reformed Church John A. Mitzler Methodist Episcopal Church James O. Wrightson Stev First Baptist Bible School First Baptist Church W. C. Royal Young Peoples Church of the Brethren H. L. Alley Presbyterian Church Thomas Freeman Dizon Evangelical Reformed Evangelical Reformed Church Henri L. G. Kieffer Iie Shaffter Wooler St. John's Catholic St. John’s Catholic Church John Leo Collins All Gainta’ Church All Saints’ Episcopal Church Douglass Hooff Papa Kennedy Alexandria News of Co. Towns MT. Atry Chreate Ds Chrori Shambara Fem Bortest Tien Pruth General von Kluck Xaner Berd Turner Peeme Horte Newa Uncle Sam Harvey E.smith West Fifth Street Frederick, MD Hagerstown Maryland H. Staley A. Poffinberger Lehr Pianos Cramer’s Palace OF Music Factory C. R. Landis, Jeweler South Market St C. R. Landis Newcomer’s Tire Shop East Patrick Street
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