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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1922
Page
3
William Wetzel a 25 year old worker at the Union Bridge Cement plant was fatally burned Saturday afternoon in the coal house. An explosion in motors started a fire trapping him. his clothes burned away except his shoes and he died on the floor. Firefighters found him dead upon arrival.
Wilkes-Barre, Aug 14 A fraud using relief aid for striking miners robbed Nickolas Dukwut of 2600 savings after he followed con men posing as philanthropists. He withdrew all his money from Luzerne National Bank to show security for a supposed miners relief fund and handed over funds to two strangers. He later found fake bundles and one real $2 bill among newspaper clippings in the satchel.
Mrs Elizabeth Gentile of 447 N Robinson St Baltimore credits her recovery from stomach trouble weakness and insomnia to Tanlac after her mother in law urged her to try it. She reports restored appetite steadier nerves better sleep and regained strength, calling Tanlac worth its weight in gold and available from all good druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot quotes Sinclair Lewis returning from Europe with a manuscript for a sequel to Main Street. He imagines Henry Mancken as a pope of America to spread a decisive message of sophistication for every home to judge via a simple experiment.
The imperial circle narrows as Prussia Germany and Austria fade, England remains a crowned republic, and Japan may endure as the last empire. Prince Hirohito is seen as secure in succession, with royal zeal bordering on fanaticism per Isaac F. Marcosson in the Saturday Evening Post.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger note ponders who owns a pearl found in a clam eaten by a cook in Atlantic City. The essay compares it to diamond ownership in Kimberley, arguing possession and compensation shape rights, ending with a wry boast by the mistress.
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