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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
18
Washington reports say Cuban imports via Galveston keep prices well below New York, offering better goods. A low man prefers halting large liquor shipments before conventions, but will defer bootlegging supervision to current state and city authorities.
Federal grand jury begins April term to determine grounds for federal action on Chicago bombings and gangster murders. Investigates outrages tied to the primary campaign, including bombings targeting Senator Charles S. Deneen and John A. Swanson. Jurors were instructed on jurisdiction over election intimidation.
Rodney Diutcher argues that Seymour Lowman could force dry conventions by enforcing prohibition at national meetings, exposing officials who violate alcohol laws and noting how hotel celebrations attract wealthy attendees. He argues many politicians ignore dry rules, and that enforcement could force sobriety though travel and bootlegging temptations persist.
A bold advertisement promises relief from rheumatic pain in five days using a regimen of little green capsules. The copy, claiming widespread demand and a specific brand, instructs a day by day dosing pattern and asserts complete relief from tenderness.
The passage depicts a wildly dramatic confrontation where the hero accuses Sir Marmaduke of ruin, heartache, and betrayal. The hero warns the villain not to push too far as the scene reaches its charged climax.
An Ohio physician Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to revitalize the liver and bowels. The ad claims nine tenths of sickness stems from bowels and liver and touts three price points 15c 30c and 60c with a distinctive olive color.
District Attorney George P. Johnson personally handles a grand jury amid prohibition probes. His rise ends a run of assistants guiding cases, with George E. Golting leading special forces exposing alleged graft involving an alderman and several officials. Leonardo Juliano is linked to Chicago Heights ring, tied to past bombings, while U.S. Marshal Palmer Anderson receives word that no legal warrant exists for deputizing hundreds of officers.
The last public sale in Buuntivourg Ulatriet was held Wednesday on George Fox’s farm. Untested cows brought 35 to 100 dollars, hogs 10, horses 10 to 128, a 20 year old horse sold for 7, a bay at 7 a ton. Machinery and horses sold high, total receipts around 8,000 dollars. John W. Null was the ad registrar and I. Berman the clerk.
The item highlights ee ce Commercial Printing and The News Job Printing Office as notable local printing establishments. It notes their roles in producing newspapers and related materials, underscoring their historical presence in the community’s media landscape.
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