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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1919
Page
6
An archival note explains that the Associated Press is the sole distributor credited with news dispatched to the Frederic Maryland paper. It specifies republication rights and local news published herein as part of the paper’s standard masthead and postal filing.
A discussion on labor strike rights argues that while individuals may quit work, a mass strike against public welfare is unacceptable. It suggests training the Army to run essential rail service as a partial solution, but notes many workers would trade collective action for federal arbitration and wage fairness.
A hundred women physicians from across 300 countries meet in New York to discuss social responsibility for public health. Once ridiculed, pioneer women now prove highly effective as medical inspectors in schools, correcting defects and advising on healthier practices. Catarrhal deafness text follows, touting a herbal remedy and offering a cure claim with circulars from CHENEY CO.
Local residents and relatives are noted traveling and studying away. Missea Kath Miller, Virginia Miller, and others spent Saturday in Washington. Several youths depart for Maryland State College, Cornell University, Lebanon Valley College, and Johns Hopkins University for studies.
In a humorous exchange from Merriness, Mrs Stiles asks if her husband received war decorations. Mrs Myfes replies he learned to cook. A lawyer questions alimony, she says he’d be a millionaire if single. A painter notes the Cross Road Inn now sells only soft goods.
The Frederick and Loudoun County Bridge Company held its annual directors election at Citizens National Bank. Winners: Joseph D. Baker Geo W Smith David Lowenstein Irving Parsons Thomas Pitzgerald D C Winebrewer H H Mercer. Mildred Landauer hosted a birthday party for her young guests including Lukin Birely Marianne Doll Helen Landauer and others. Ann Rebecca Fout moved from East Patrick to East Third. Rev E L McLean attends the Dewey celebration in Washington.
Postmaster J Albing Williamson reports partial army food orders from requisition No 3 not delivered. He will ship remaining items by large trucks within days and seeks refund for money paid. Two earlier shipments faced shortages while Baltimore stores handle cattle can deposits. The issue stems from warehouse inspections delaying release.
The Braddock Heights Casino Company hosted a banquet at the New City Hotel after the Novelty Orchestra’s record season. Over 20 000 admitted to the dancing pavilion as the ensemble was renewed for next season. list of banquet guests includes Nicodemus Appel Staub Stephens and others. W Knauer of McAdoo and Dorothy May Bender of Hanover wed last Thursday at St Matthew's Lutheran Church parsonage.
Indigestion leaves some discouraged but many patients are permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablets. The product strengthens the stomach so it can function naturally. If not tried, begin taking them now as the advertisement urges.
A Thurmont homecoming program honored local soldiers with a 14 to 3 baseball win for Mechanicstown, a 2 PM procession, and a speakers’ program at Daniel Rouzer’s residence. Dr B C Kefauver delivered the welcome, Chief Judge Hammond Urner offered the memorial address, and Colonel C A Little spoke on service and sacrifice. The event concluded with a Yellow Springs Band concert, community singing, a town hall banquet, toasts, and a dance.
The Public Service Commission of Maryland met in Cumberland to hear Potomac Edison Companys plan to acquire the West Virginian Maryland Natural Gas Company, the Northern Natural Gas Company, and the Eisen Electric Company of Cumberland. Approval of stock transfers and a possible majority stake in Cumberland Electric Railway were discussed. no increase in the holding companys stock is planned.
A testimonial ad claims tonoline can rapidly increase body weight and improve sleep and appetite. Charles Brackett reports gaining 25 pounds in 30 days and renewed energy after using tonoline. The ad offers a free 50 cent box to readers and directs requests to the American Proprietary Co. in Boston with a 10 cent postage contribution. Pearre's Mader Pharmacy is listed as a for-sale outlet.
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