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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1922
Page
3
Detective Miles uncovers identity twists in the Drake affair as Andrew Drake’s true lineage emerges. Hugh Osborne exposed for blackmail and forgery, with Wells and Patricia key witnesses. Public verdict and charges loom as hearts, lies, and loyalties collide.
London July 29 Prime Minister Lloyd George warned that a future war would be a war on civilization itself. He told free church leaders that if churches do not curb war preparations cities would be destroyed and civilians harmed. He urged locking up explosives and supporting the League of Nations to safeguard civilization.
Harrisburg July 20 The state department of agriculture will shift daily price and weather reports broadcast over the state police radio from 7 p m to 3 45 p m to avoid interfering with evening concerts. City listeners complained opera stars were drowned by market news and prices for wheat.
The American Bible Society in New York announces publication in more than 79 languages and translations. Missions use phoneticizing schemes to render spoken languages into writable forms for Bible distribution.
A 100 man searching party found Miss Anna Banachausen of Laporte and Mr. A. B. Hibbert of the Philadelphia School of Industrial Art after they had been missing since Wednesday afternoon in Sullivan County. Hibbert is in serious condition after exhaustion. two dogs survived with them. The wanderers built a fire but had no food. Bells from the courthouse and four churches rang without summoning them.
A parrot shouted for help and drew rescuers to a river where the bird fell from a patio owned by George Piueger. Walter Eline plunged in, saved the bird as it drifted, and the trained pet cried out for aid when danger appeared.
O Connor, linked to a July 2 attack in National Park New Jersey, received a 15 to 30 year state prison term for assaulting a 11 year old girl. He has filed an appeal from the conviction and the case prompts debate over potential alternatives to the large prison system.
Washington takes up changes to the administration war bill as Sen Lenroot Republican of Wisconsin wins approval after Smoot signs on. Amendments target cloth with full wool duty of forty five cents per pound and deny applying to dresses with forty cent compensatory duty. Debate centers on whether partial wool content should trigger higher rates and how to calculate compensation for manufacturers.
Jim Chambers, sought since Saturday for the murder of two prohibition officers, was mortally wounded in a gun battle with city and county police near Norfolk Virginia. He died at a hospital after an operation failed to preserve life and he offered no statements.
A New York specialist on mental and moral disease asserts that smoking by women signals degeneration and marks a moral instability. He frames female smoking as a downgrading example in social health.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a doctor ordered obedience related to a woman after childbirth, with lingering nerves and run down condition. text includes Chicago and Hinds but is incomplete and unclear.
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