10 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1920
Page
1
National discussions arise as Marlon and Au confer with Senator Hardington on forthcoming political strategy. The subject of speeches and related plans were reportedly among the topics examined during the meeting.
A doorway advertisement assures customers not to worry about hot weather. It invites staying home and ordering goods the shop carries with easy specification of items desired for home comfort. The message emphasizes convenient delivery and knowledge of product range.
The body of a well-dressed Detroit woman, carrying $2,000 in diamonds, was found in the Detroit River. Mrs. Margaret Gallie, former wife of a Detroit auto maker, is identified but authorities have no clue on her death, suggesting she was placed there after dying.
A testimonial from Mrs. Dessty of Lowell Massachusetts describes three years of suffering from irregularities and pelvic pain. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and recommends it to other women. The ad urges readers to write for personal advice and promises confidential handling.
An official statement notes Soviet forces were driven back after the capture of Chiechanow, 380 miles from Warsaw, with later reports claiming changes on the front. Paris confirms it impracticable to send troops to Poland and that blockades against Russia may continue.
James O'Neil, actor, died at age 70 after a long illness in New London. He appeared in more than six thousand performances, notably as the Dantes in The Musketeers. He was born in Kilkenny Ireland on November 1, 1849 and first performed in 1868 at the National Theatre in Kilkenny.
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