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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1923
Page
10
A long feature notes how valentines shift from old fashioned verse to humorous and topical cards. It highlights jewelry motifs, comic and practical designs, family greetings, and modern themes such as engagement rings, travel, and love maps, with vivid examples and playful illustrations.
A poetic speaker asks his mother to be his valentine while noting other girls and youthful charm. He reflects on signals of affection and hopes his mother will accept his romantic greeting despite future uncertainties. He vows to wait for the girl he should meet, but asks his mother to be his valentine in the meantime.
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania February 18 Thomas McKeown of Farrons heard a rumble from a railcar and found a beam wedged between rails. He woke, investigated and used a red lantern to signal and stop a passenger train just before it would have crashed. In Newark New Jersey February 13 Mrs Reddecca Railton badly burned in a home fire. Her husband Thomas Manton awoke to the blaze and was burned when he tried to help. Her son Harry Walsh also suffered burns while trying to assist.
A Maryland farmer from Hagerstown declares Dreco restored his strength after rheumatism and stomach distress. He says nerve pain, shoulder ache, and fatigue faded as he used the product, noting improvement within weeks and lasting benefits for his health.
Frank P Walsh questioned Albert Balano alias Bala now at a St Joseph Michigan trial of twenty Communists. Balano claimed he worked for Time Detective Agencies and Burns agency while supplying radical reports to provoke arrests. He described orders from Michal Flanigan to incite violence and staged provocations during strikes.
A masked gang robbed and killed William Hope during a raid on an Eagles Club in Charlecci Charlerois Pa on February 13. The bandits looted cash amounting to 5090, escaped in a car with engines running, and left authorities across three counties and state police on their trail.
A Proviso resident reveals fear after a large Goz barked at Mary while she walked with her mother. Since then any Gogs near her frighten her, causing her to run to parents for safety.
A South Orange resident, coal dealer Mir Wallace, faces shortage as his own coal bin is overlooked amid a city coal shortage. His wife and 5 year old daughter are ill and there is no coal in the cellar. Newark press coverage notes the strain on households during the coal shortage.
A Belfast despatch reports Republican leader Rofin attacked in the Arigna mountains County Cavan by a large Free State force. Fighting continues as Free State troops flood in by special trains and armored cars to Belturbet and surrounding villages.
An explosion wrecked the Go Post Mill of the Duppert Powder company near Boosiccht, blowing the structure to pieces and felt across Scranton and nearby towns. Debris scattered along the alley as authorities investigated the blast site.
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