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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1923
Page
8
A 1923 agriculture department report shows horses on U S farms fell to a 1922-23 low, while cows cattle sheep and swine numbers rose. The era of expanding motor vehicles correlates with declining horse use, especially in cities, as per decennial comparisons and per capita value shifts.
Excavations reveal a richly adorned burial chamber of Pharaoh Anki-men Tu guarding gold canopy, jewels, and a scarab amid blue glaze ornaments. Queen Elizabeth of Belgium and dignitaries witness the view as the tomb’s splendors are displayed, with plans to reopen next year.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a premier kidney remedy. The copy claims rapid relief, gentle healing properties, and urges readers to send ten cents for a sample from Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York, with newspaper mention.
In New York, Lily Goldblatt faced a court proceeding where a woman paid a fine and received money. The transcript mentions a luncheon and additional sums taken from a book and purse, with the judge or others describing the event as controversial. The article recounts a sequence of improvised payments and a dramatic courtroom moment.
Fragmentary note hints at correspondence involving Secretary Mello and President Peters. Mentions vaults at a den and a likely United Shedan context. Read as a brief political letter fragment with unclear specifics and dated cadence.
Fragmentary text references White House second in command and a residence section of Washington. The legible phrases mention the vice president and a report of strong acceptance, but key details are missing to determine event, date, or persons.
Five th a OOK date in the Mons basin have gone on strike over the question of war. The National Council of Beizian An ers has been convoked in an effort to settle the dispute. Extension of the sire tm nines Teisaaa mining fieldes Sonet expected for the presenp.
London reports former Prime Minister Lloyd George denouncing the French action in the Ruhr as a repeat of 1914 and urging America to join the effort with or without the League. He pressed the government to accept terms Americans could back to resolve reparations. The House rose to excitement as Liberal leaders pushed amendments on replies to France.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a mild laxative to replace calomel for liver and bowel issues. Claims quick relief without teeth or gum damage, promising to ease headaches and a sluggish feeling by addressing constipation. Available in 15 and 30 cent sizes.
Rockefeller Jr. announces a vast educational grant through a National Education Board to support pedagogy development and international educational problems. The gift targets student and teacher advancement, with aims tied to foreign country cooperation and modernizing studies.
In Saratoga Springs on February 20 nine carloads of anthracite coal were seized by Public Safety Commissioner Leonard for emergency firemen and police use. Detectives resisted as yard workers halted engines amid a brief confrontation over the seizure and interstate commerce concerns. Also, John Hays Hammond is said to be offered a role in Japan as part of a diplomatic mission.
Fragmentary notice reports Elizabeth from Trion Illinois died after a heart attack at a party. The item mentions an aged editor and references the term newseirt with unclear surrounding details. The text appears garbled with several nonsensical phrases and scattered names.
Vague and garbled OCR fragment describes arson against several homes. Mentions irregul arsonists and targets tied to a Senator Rasirke region, with references to areas like Armazi and Mona, suggesting widespread property loss and fear.
In Tehish Cost and Naval A company areas panicked workers at Panther Creek valley end a costly strike. Management promised revised plans and returns to work after the leader’s statement triggered renewed negotiations.
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