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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
8
In Detroit and smaller Michigan towns the traditional rug rug rag weaving fades as factory production dominates. Few women still make their own rag rugs or quilt ties, with home crafts now rare. a handful of weaving shops keep the art alive despite industrial change. Mexico protects women’s faces under law, deeming mutilation a serious offense due to beauty as a prized asset.
President Harding begins a Pacific coast and Alaska trip departing from Washington aboard a special train with Mrs Harding. The journey includes St. Louis as a first stop and uses naval transport for Alaska segments, with plans for speeches to rally support for re nomination and reelection.
Short, unsigned ad style notice claims goitre relief in four weeks with a customer origin at Latune Avenue and Huntington area. Mentions Sortel-Quadrufic and J. W. Harners as leads for further reform and purchase from local rug stores. Encourages writing Sorbot Company of Mechanicsburg for details.
The funeral of Mrs. Clara Helen Smith wife of Harry Willside of Woodsboro was held at 10 a m Wednesday from her parents home with Rev Kipe of Oak Hill Church of God and two Woodshoro pastors officiating. Crowds filled the home and many mourners traveled long distances. her husband was buried the day before and none of his family attended. Pallbearers included Russell Klee and Raymond Ashbaugh among others. interment followed at Mt Hope cemetery.
Muskegon Michigan woman Mrs Nellie Quillon recounts seeking surgery after years of pain. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and strength, noting ongoing use. The ad urges women to heed bearing down pains as potential female trouble and to try the product.
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