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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1924

Page

12

Ruhr Signs of Content Seen Amid Reconstruction

Reports from Essen describe a shift in Ruhr workers from passive resistance to cautious optimism as production edges up. About 30 percent of normal output is reached amid 2,000,000 unemployed nationwide, with French and Belgian occupation forces seeing improved relations and Germans noting a fragile return to work while disputing reparation and rail traffic constraints.

Essen Ruhr Control Commission

Coal car shortages cut into industrial profits

Industrialists warn that needing coal cars exactly as required forces dumping coal on the ground when empty cars are unavailable, then reloading later. They say the extra handling adds about fifty cents per ton, eroding profits on thin margins.

Kills Brother in Quarrel at Lumber Camp

Frank Taitz aged 25 of Alexandria was shot and killed by his brother Robert 20 at a lumber camp in Huntingdon Pennsylvania after a quarrel sparked during a drinking party. Robert fled then returned with a shotgun and fired through a window, killing Frank before escaping to the mountains. Police report the camp occupants had obtained liquor prior to the incident.

Huntingdon Frank Taitz Alexandria Robert Lcrze

Monument to Poe's actress mother to rise in Richmond

A monument honoring the actress mother of Edgar Allan Poe will be erected over her grave in Richmond's Oakwood cemetery. The project premised on commemorating Poe's lineage and ties to the city, with plans advancing for a dignified tribute at the site.

Edgar Allen Poe St. John’s Cewetery Richmond

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Health for Women

Dr F M Edwards has treated many women for liver and bowel ailments over 17 years and claims the Olive Tablets help cleanse waste from the body. The ad targets pale skin dull eyes pimples headaches and sluggish bowels and pitches 15c and 30c sizes as a safe alternative to calomel.

F.M. Edwards Dr. Edwards

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