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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1920
Page
2
Farmers report crates of cantaloupes unsold at 1.60 to 1.80 per crate while melons stay unpicked in fields. Tomatoes destined for Westover and Marion canneries close, leaving growers to dump ripe produce and feed it to pigs amid high freight and crate shortages.
Neptune surged ahead in the weekly summary by consistent hitting. The Indian short fielder raised his average from .360 to .370 after every game, while Blethen rose to second with an average around .321. Miller, Larson, and Gardner chased for second, with Gardner gaining 3 points and Gosker stealing a base.
A tumultuous incident in Emmitsburg ends in a double tragedy with two Washington men tied to the deaths. Police recount missing funds, baggage disputes, and a hotel scene as authorities probe motives and connections. Secretary-elect Rev Joseph Guy balances new duties with Waynesboro Y M C A obligations amid a city girded by shock.
Tramp recounts a desperate encounter with moonshiners in Welsh style mountains near Contesville. He describes being led to a hut where he was stripped and forced through a hazy ordeal before being given whisky and warned to stay silent. A federal leer will not get out the truth.
Democratic candidateTimemen and Clifford Mish attended two picnics at Rocky Ridge and Bethel, addressing farmers and residents. Ziman spoke on liberty, nationalism, and the League of Nations, while Mish criticized the American Woolen Company, urging wool production for households and urging consumers to press for fair wool prices.
The readable text shows a disjointed campaign scene with scattered dialogue and figures. Mentions of a candidate, a county campaign, a first class scout, and a disputed loan or debt of $100 appear amid torn words and unclear names.
An old advertisement touts Bayer tablets as safe for over twenty years. It lists uses for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain and notes both small tin boxes of 12 tablets and larger packages sold by druggists. The ad calls aspirin a Bayer trade mark and cites Mondocetic acid derivation.
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