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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1924

Page

9

Wilson Funeral Pictures Show Final Honors for War-Time Executive

Photographs from x Presene Wilson funeral depict the casket removal at Bethlehem chapel and the final journey through crowded streets. Pallbearers from the army navy and marine corps escort the hearse to the crypt as Mrs Wilson, veiled in mourning, leaves the Wilson mansion with her brother Ro Wilmer Bolling nearby.

x-Presene Wilson Wilson Bethlehem Chapel Lspt Woodrow ‘Wilson Pall Beae Army Navy Marine Corps Mre Wilson Yethlehen Chapel Ro Wilmer Bolling

Bay of Naples Narratives Span War Peace and Myths

The Bay of Naples hosts a tapestry of events from King Alfonso XIII’s visit to Capri’s ties with Tiberius and Ulysses lore. It recalls Naples under Spanish rule, Pompeii’s proximity to Vesuvius, and debates on Naples’ governments and beauty amid Garibaldi’s reunification.

Bay of Naples Alfonso XIII Italy Nelson Mslamilton Sir William Hamilton Capri Tiberius Naples Pompeii Vesuvius Ulysses Spain Kingdom of the Two Sicilies Straits of Messina Garibaldi Europe Constantinople Gladstone England Swinburne

Fragmentary note on a royal subject and a Guardian ad

A fragmented text mentions a large congested city in the kingdom, described as Mediterranean in origin. It references royal ownership and a Guardian News advertising note, ending with a request to give it a rial.

Ef Bang

Deer Bleat Panther Chase Narrated by Captain Marcy

Adventure Magazine recounts Capt. Randolph B. Marcy describing a deer bleat used to lure a doe and fawn, with a stealthy panther following. John Bushman imitates the fawn with a deer breath. the hunter risks danger as the panther may attack. The method relies on Indian origins and the scent trail of deer.

Randolph B. Marcy Canadian Arkansas Bra Os Trinity Colorado Texas John Bushman Rochester John Adventure

Tanlac helps Washington housewife says it lifted nerve strain

Mrs. E Medders of 412 First St S E Washington reports Tanlac restored her appetite, eased stomach distress and nerves after a year of nervous indigestion and near breakdown. She says six bottles brought lasting energy and strength, with no further treatment needed for months. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 46 million bottles sold.

Mrs. E. Medders First St. S. BE Washington, D. c

Part of the Job. Sam o in village grocery tale

A village grocer calls Sam o to prayers after checking tasks at the shop. He asks if sugar is sanded and milk watered and Sam answers affirmatively before being summoned upstairs for prayer.

Sam O Sam

Scientists warn against shoe dyes and poisoning risk

A report by Prof. A. Loewenhart and C. W. Muhlberger in the Chemical Bulletin warns that shoes dyed with aniline or nitrobenzine can poison wearers if not dried at least 24 hours. Cases in the last six months show blue discoloration, nausea, dizziness, and weakness from skin absorption, urging safer solvents and slower dyeing methods.

A. 3. Loewenhart Department of Pharmacology University of Wisconsin C. W. Muhlberger Chemical Bulletin Loo Yenhart Muehlberger

Dyeing Shoes Danger Highlighted in Nows

A warning about harmful dyes used in shoe dyeing is urged in Nows. The article argues that current methods are unsafe and only by removing dangerous poisons that absorb through the skin can the process be made harmless and foolproof.

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief

An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for female weaknesses and ailments tied to reproductive life. It claims many women testifying to its value during overwork, middle age, and other hardships, urging mothers and daughters to trust the remedy.

Lydia EL Pinkham

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