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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1927
Page
8
Jim Elwell recalls survival and medical aid after a near fatal fracture in France. Dr Lawson and Mollie push risky surgery while peers debate consent and fate. Memories surface of nurses, Downing, and a Paris hospital as a dramatic cliffhanger leads to a chapter conclusion.
Fragmented dispatch reports a sharp World War era notice where Chinese Nationalists urge peaceful resistance to foreign imperialism while preparing defense in Shanghai. Major General John Isaear leads a 12 000 strong force including artillery and marines to guard British concessions, with other naval detachments noted and political reports on Washington and Supreme Court dates referenced.
The Senate rejected Cyrus E. Woods of Pennsylvania for the Interstate Commerce Commission seat. The vote stood 49 to 28 after a hard fought, closely watched confirmation battle that spanned hours of debate and partisan positions.
Senator Reed In urges recognition of Pennsylvania in the Senate and at home, stressing the state’s importance and its entitlement to a seat on the commerce commission due to its economic significance.
House Democrats urge two more Republicans to back immediate tax cut measures in a final push against the major party program. A brief debate pits Democratic leader Garcet against Republican Mills of New York, who is to replace Girard Winslow as under secretary of the Treasury. The discussion centers on merits and timing of the legislation amid resistance to tax reductions.
A dense OCR of radio program listings shows schedules across multiple cities with station call signs WEAF WRAL WNAC and others. It lists show names times and musical acts in a sprawling daily grid with references to Chicago Cleveland Detroit Dallas and New York stations and a mix of musical genres and dance programs.
Washington reports renewed pressure for revision of the Dry Act and calls for independent investigation of enforcement. In Congress, senators push for a national referendum on repealing the 18th Amendment and the Volstead Act while others seek restrictions on denatured materials and wartime production controls. Meanwhile, midyear exams begin at Mt. St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s in Emmitsburg as enrollments hit records.
The Sarah C. Thomas Branch of the BP meeting held a regular session at the Church of the Brethren. Attendees numbered 45 with several members of WLC and U U present. Music featured Miss Freda Kimmel, Lillian Albin, and others. prayers led by Rev J Kurtz Miller. refreshments served.
A reader recalls using Sloan's Liniment to ease back pain after injury. The remedy is praised for quick relief without heavy rubbing and for restoring mobility, with a claim of warming, easing stiff muscles and restoring normal conditions. A promotional tone notes two bottles priced at 35 cents from druggists.
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