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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
3
A San Francisco writer details opium use as an expensive habit costing about 20 dollars daily, with pipes, cards, and paraphernalia. Smokers seek company, dress well, and the fumes drift downward from upper floors, starting pleasant, turning sickening to others, while strong users crave the drug.
Mount Etna erupts violently after months of ominous activity threatening Sicily’s east coast. Catania and nearby towns face lava floods while Giarre and surrounding valleys brace for devastation. Historical eruptions loom large as experts note the volcano’s vast base, numerous cones, and ancient activity.
A brief OCR fragment notes a craving for a deep draught of the drug and references that Williams discusses the drug price in a subsequent article. The item references a drug market and forthcoming pricing discussion without providing names, dates, or locations.
E R Sager manager of the Fran cs Scott Ker Hotel received a notice from Harry W Meture of Meture Tintel Wheeling WV that the Frederick Rotary party en route to the St Louis convention arrived in Wheeling Friday afternoon spent the night then departed west. The party included David G Hiverhart Guy J Matter Louis R Dertzbautsh am Roy Warfield. Before departure Sager wrote to McLure about their Wheeling stop. McLure forwarded the message to W F P Kennedy president of Wheeling Rotary who then notified Sneer.
John N. Mackall and Harry D. Williar toured the Tareytown road between Emmtshburg and Westminster to inspect shale usage in roadbuilding. The road condition prompted plans for a full inspection and a later recommendation to the State Roads Commission.
Company A and the First Infantry Band move the Fourth of July nicnic and celebration to Worman s Mill X Market St pike from Jug Bridge after an locations survey. Camp at Wornin farm owned by Gittings with rifle range setup six targets and telephone links. Cooks from Army Cooks and Bakers School will serve three meals July 4. Plans call for march to camp July 3 and return late July 4 with instruction for those firing infantry weapons.
80 year old Maryland citizen known as Uncle Jim Keeler ends 14 years of enforced idleness due to ill health. He regains strength and gains forty pounds and resumes daily work crediting Tanlac for his recovery.
J. H. Keeler of Mount Rainier Maryland age eighty credits Tanlac with gaining forty pounds and resuming work after fourteen years. A former Standard Oil construction engineer and G A R member, he says his stomach disease and pains vanished after five months of Tanlac, allowing him to eat, digest, and perform daily chores like a younger man.
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