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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1911
Page
3
The essay explores how the sense of smell triggers vivid childhood memories, especially of wood smoke. Personal recollections rise from sensory details of a rural spring house, Aunt Caroline, and a bustling yard, painting a nostalgic scene amid factory-town grit.
A clinic style pitch explains bowel regularity as the key to health and promotes Resall Ardeniies for constipation with a money back guarantee. It touts Texan orderlies for soothing intestinal care and lists three sizes, 59¢, 25¢, and 10¢, sold at Rexall Store J. A. Williamson. Also notes Arizona Asspepsia Tablets from Harter’s Drug Store.
A historical overview explains how Maryland draws jurors by random from tax and poll books, with safeguards against bias. It recounts past appellate cases Avirett and Keating, where faulty jury selection led to reversals, and notes courts now enforce strict adherence to statutory procedures plus district representation.
The regular monthly meeting of the Brotherhood of the Evangelical Lutheran church was held last night. Matters were discussed in the interest of the society members and plans suggested for winter meetings. The next meeting is set for Tuesday October 24 with an interesting program planned.
Special Dispatch from Cowes England September 28 reports the Ocean liner Olympic the largest in the world was rammed by the British cruiser Hawk about ten miles from Southampton while bound for New York with a record passenger list. Crew evacuated passengers by lifeboats and rails. The hole in the starboard quarters caused the ship to take on water. cargo and mails were loaded while the Hawk suffered heavy damage.
Purely personal notes list residents visiting friends and relatives in Baltimore, Gettysburg, Frederick, Braddock Heights, Huntingdon, and other nearby places. Items mention trips to Atlantic City, Texas, West Virginia, and Ohio, along with new residencies and teaching assignments.
William H Summers of Brad dock marked his sixtieth birthday yesterday with well wishers and the company of Reverend U S G Rupp and family who spent the day with the Summers household.
Berks County adds to its agricultural profile with the county’s largest and oldest squab farm near the oldest church and house in Schuylkill Valley. Founded by the Sotter brothers, now managed by J B Price Jr of Philadelphia, the operation raises about 2200 squabs monthly with 2500 pigeon pairs at home. Raymond Hine and Harvey E Rhoads oversee the birds in four long buildings with 46 lofts each, focusing on proper mating to ensure balanced pairing and healthy squabs.
Frederick city discussion widens over whether street cleaning should be paid by the city or by property owners on paved blocks. Advocates say city control ensures regular cleaning and curb appeal, while opponents fear high costs and broader sweeping claims. Mayor Schell and Alderman Rice weigh the proposal as a meeting looms. City attorney examines options on moving to horse drawn sweepers.
Communication from Mr Simith to Hagerstown Board of Street Commissioners reports horse drawn style sweepers, 18 inch wide, with tin receptable for collected sweepings. City Clerk of Utat town asked to write Mr South. Sweepers praised for good satisfaction and economy.
At a King David Lodge gathering last night the initiatory three was conferred by the lodge's degree team. The report also mentions widespread catarrh in the region and promotes Halls Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a money back offer, urging readers to contact Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio.
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