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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1923
Page
2
In a chaotic scene survivors recount teamwork as flames trap victims and several attendants risk life to save others. The improvised efforts include evacuations and medical responses while authorities investigate the blaze and its casualties.
German officials resist French occupation in the Ruhr as stores reopen and a 1 000 000 mark fine is levied on Gelsenkirchen after clashes. French operations seize property and transport sparks valued at 50 million marks, while boycotts ease and shops resume selling to the French.
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania on February 19 a heavy dynamite explosion wrecked two homes injuring several people. Residents and fire crews responded as windows shattered for blocks, a pool hall next door was damaged, and one boarder in a Zelick home was critically hurt. police considered the act a deliberate attack linked to unpaid board bills.
Gladys Studley credits Tanlac with her remarkable recovery from severe illness and fatigue. She describes improved energy, appetite, complexion, and nerves, noting a return to normal life and recommending Tanlac, sold by Frederick druggists.
In Scranton Pa on February 19 Domi nick Batch offered his four children for sale to secure homes but the story drew many responses. Mrs Batch refuses to part with the children and the sale offer is withdrawn. Also in Herndon a deer swam an icy river to safety after dogs chased it toward the Susquehanna with Game Warden and witness reporting the chase.
A personal testimonial from Minneapolis and Chicago readers extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving pain and backache and for building up health. It includes statements of improved strength and daily functioning after use.
Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland orders public sale of the late Michael Bower at his Frederick City home on March 4 1923 at 2 pm. Items include beds, dining room table chairs parlor set tools crockery and more with auctioneer Four age Gur L Four auctioneers. Also tax sale of Braddock District Lot near Hagerstown and railroad line with detailed metes and bounds. Tax sale to be held April 1 at the Frederick Court House door. County Treasurer John W. Snoor to collect taxes for 1922 with sale of farm furniture and farming implements cash terms.
Public sale at the Frederick County Courthouse to auction substituted government warehouse certificates held by The Outerbridge Horsey Company of Frederick County. Certificates listed by serial number cover storage and taxes due, with dates and names of owners or assignees, and notice of deadlines in February and March. Space limited details but notes include personal property and various trustees and individuals linked to the sale.
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