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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1919

Page

4

Rockefeller Foundation Allocations Reported Totaling 15 Million

A Rockefeller Foundation financial report outlines grants and allocations for public health medical education administration and welfare work. Major grants include 1 265 990 for public health 2 419 866 for medical education and 140 908 for administration with over 600 000 directed to camp and community welfare efforts and support to allied organizations.

Riel E Rockefelier Foundation Asdurl AB Arcord Thesanfual Sucitiry Edwin R. Embree Pinit Sexord— Public Health Etbird United War Work Fund YMC Oa YOW Oal Knights of Columbus Ametless Red Cross Rockefeller Foundation

Wilson Signs Official Documents With Indelible Pencil

President Wilson transacted official business today using an indelible pencil due to difficulty with ink while reclining. Reportedly the first time in U.S. history that official documents were signed with such a pencil, including pardon warrants.

Associated Press Washington Wilson

Believe Strike Near End As 18000 Vote to Return

In West Virginia and Washington there are early signs the soft coal miners strike may fade. About 13 900 union members voted to resume work, led by C Frank Keeney of District 17, seen as the first major break. Settlement in Ohio also appears close as governors urge a conference among operators and miners.

West Virginia Washington Garfiett Middle West Suthwest C. Frank Keeney United Mine Workers of American Qhia

Prize for Vertical Flier Prize Set by Aero Club Heads

New York announces a one hundred thousand dollar prize for a vertical flyer to be sponsored by the Aero Club of France and the Aero Club of America. In Pittsburgh a raid on Donora strike HQs follows a dynamite explosion under a worker’s residence, triggering arrests of about seventy men tied to steel workers.

New York Smeh Dee Aero Club of France Use Aero Coll America Pittsburgh Donora

Market Report Notes Sharp Price Swings At Local Market

Only 100 dealers on market with ten in attendance show old time kingly abundance gone as people rush to buy. Prices stay high with scarce eggs chickens butter and produce quoted. eggs ten cents per dozen, live chickens 30 cents per pound, butter 60 cents per pound, potatoes 26 cents per half peck, apples 25 cents per half peck. Market scene shows reduced supply and high costs.

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Miners Trapped in Pennsylvania Colliery Disaster

Two men, George Dettz of Tremont and Charles Pimco of Donalai, were trapped alive in a fall at Good Springs coal mine. They were dug out after a short time but were deaf when found. Dettz was the sole support of a widowed mother. the Mount Cents tunnel extends eight miles and cost $15,000, with 400 workers involved.

Mittere Pottsville Pa Dee Ceorge Dettz Tremont Charles Picoman Donalai Dettz Motler Hadoont Mount Cents Enope Fe

Jewish Relief Drive Seeks $8000 County Goal

About $3500 in cash and pledges was secured as relief efforts accelerate after a Polish famine tragedy. County teams worked toward the full $8000 quota with Mrs. Francia H. Markell coordinating reports at the Y M C A this afternoon. A concert at the Y M C A lobby from 7 40 to 9 00 featured vocal and instrumental performances to boost contributions and sustain weekly fundraising events.

Norio Teama Mra Francia H. Markell Fred Rie Sonia Poland Broupe Rederektorians Frederick Plaug Y.M. C Tta Ble. Brigga

Should Be Quarantined for Cold Contagion Belief

Advertisement promotes isolation for colds as a controlling measure. It argues cold spread risks within families and suggests Chamberlain's Court Remedy as a cure, claiming stronger immunity after symptoms lessen. The piece uses sensational language and urges readers to seek the remedy.

Phyastereon Chamberlain's Court

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