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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1925

Page

8

Health officer transferred at Liverpool amid parade of visitors

Feagaville notes a busy week with church services and picnics. Frequent visits from relatives and neighbors fill the county scene, including Mrs. Mason Marsh and Miss Verda Suler. The piece mentions storms, injuries, hospital stays, and a Sunday school picnic planned for August, alongside the transfer of Liverpool health officer Dr Brad Inty No Robinson to Havre and J O Welfan succeeding in Liverpool.

Feagaville Dion Luenarch St. Lukes Church Mary Shafer Peteraville George W Verda Suler Jefergam Mre Mia Hesnterandie Katherie Frederick Hessle ‘Trundle Katherine Trundle Insane C. Zimmerman Finddock Lewistown Darine Martin Stackman Uelehe Barhead Anthony Phelps Louise Phelps Pearl Fred C. Jacobs John Shin Monova Mather W. Woon Wash- Fmeton Ulisses Stier Mary Sageon Bal‘Umar Donaldseth Damesn Bedles Frederick City Hospital Gecelieis Uhoark Balkimore Yond Sipson Toledo Ohi Lela Monmpeon Tod Slivhes Gee WL Brirgess Aera Ennabeth Bowman Mary Purdum Estelle Watkins Hell U. K Societe Watch Sclock Wahel Mount Wit Wm GL Lewis Mae, Aw, Lawson Washington George Harold Barker Liverpool Brad Robinson Havre Fir J. O. Welfan New York

Mystery Deaths Challenge New Haven Police In Hotel Find

Police investigate the deaths of Michael Senezah and two sons in a New Haven hotel room. Authorities believe Senezah, despondent over a family estrangement, fed his children ginger ale laced with poison before consuming it himself.

New Haven Lae Michael Senezah Providence IUL Herenin 4 Taddeus Sew Haven Sencank Uver

Vegetable Compound praised by Baltimore woman

In Balti Maryland Mrs L Ginericn reports taking Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound during a long period of illness and recovery. She credits it with improving her health and claims it helped her two daughters before and after marriage, including bearing children. She endorses the medicine for women’s nervousness and strain.

Balti Maryland Lydis Penkham Herm Mra L. Ginericn N. Gilmor &T Baltimore

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