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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1924
Page
10
A weather observatory at Monte Rosa hosts the world's highest telephone station. The setup operates briefly each year as wires are installed and removed seasonally, with alpine weather conditions favoring occasional short-line operations.
Mrs Ada Weast of McGaheynville Virginia reports relief from long stomach troubles after using Montha Ponsin, claiming two days of improvement and renewed appetite. The testimonial credits Dares M in Pepsin and urges others to try the remedy, advertised at The Peoples' True Stores.
A damaged wire span from Col du Lys to the peak crosses two 1300 foot ravines over dry snow. The wire rests on poles with rings rather than insulators, risking damage during glider movements. The section appears to be laid directly on snow without extra support.
In Taenhaya near Mexico City a fire at the Barragun Motion Picture Theatre killed twenty one people, most of them children, and injured over fifty as spectators fled through a single exit. Officials cited a short circuit igniting cellulose film as the blaze spread. Some victims were crushed or hurled from galleries, and two were electrocuted attempting escape via power poles.
The oldest known will, about 4,500 years old and found in ancient Egypt, was built to require execution if made today. Willam C. Taylor, once recorder of wills, spoke on wills at a Newcomers club luncheon in Washington. Autos in China must wear splashers to protect pedestrians and occupants.
Quick two minute rub relieves kinks and soreness in pitchers arms. The stainless Joint Nose soak penetrates ligaments tendons and bones where soreness sits. 0 cents a tube. Ask J A Williamson or People's Drug Store for Joint-Fage and stay limbered up.
The Baltimore club announces that a match between champion Harry Greb and Maryland middleweight Fay Keiser has concluded. The announced result confirms Greb as victorious in the bout held domestically.
John Philip Sousa compares band instruments to party guests in Farm and Fireside. He warns a composer or conductor must arrange timbres to avoid clashes, likening treacherous blends to an inept hostess stirring discord. The piece notes the trombone clarinet and French horn each serve distinct roles. It ends with a cultural aside on the Japanese plum blossom symbolizing womanhood.
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