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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
9
Mrs Dorothy Atwood describes Alfred Lindsay's manipulation of several women, detailing his methods, promises, and the financial losses suffered. The report outlines the pattern of deceit and the impact on victims, highlighting the need for awareness and caution against similar schemes.
Exclusive interview with Mrs Dorothy Atwood reveals how Alfred Lindsay, once a strike breaker, dominated wealthy women and won control of their fortunes totaling around a million dollars. Atwood describes his manipulative tactics, timing, and coercive methods, including a dangerous intrusion into her jewelry and finances as preparation for his New York trial on swindle charges.
The interview with Mrs Atwood reveals Alfred Lindsay as a convincing fraud who dominated women, boasted fake jewelry, and used emotional appeals to borrow money. He cried when in trouble, then begged for mercy after investors lost thousands, explaining why he retained trust for so long.
RL R Bestia, a UC graduate student, measures hairs on a mouse skin under a microscope to determine hereditary variations. The report notes the research focuses on hair hints in mice and whether hereditary change is observed, with technical observations on noninvasive hair analysis.
The piece discusses mawkish Civil War era songs and criticizes sentimentality, cites titles such as Mother Would Comfort Me and Who Will Care for Mother Now, and notes a British explorer’s account of four parallel rivers in China Tibet. It also recalls old phrases and garments from grandparents days and laments modern term shifts.
A new electrical ore finder, capable of indicating depth, size, and other details of hidden copper ore bodies, has been developed according to a director of the Arizona Bureau of Mines as reported by Commercial Printing.
Radio-Active Cenesante and Necra report results on fallout snow showing fresh snow loses radioactivity within two hours while snow on roofs retains activity longer. Findings confirm previously observed patterns, with some samples remaining radioactive up to 100 hours after fall in earlier tests.
A bookkeeper inherits fifty thousand dollars from an uncle only to fall ill with severe stomach trouble and colic attacks. After ineffective medical care, she credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with rapid improvement and reports being ill for a year prior. The ad promises a money-back guarantee.
Auction notices describe a public sale on Georgetown Pike between Urbana and Hyattstown on Friday May 17, 1922 at 10 o’clock a.m. Items include horses and colts, mules, cattle, hogs, farming implements, wagons, plows, harness, seed, corn, and household goods. Purchases over 1400 dollars on credit. sums under 1000 cash. settlement with clerk day of sale. property not renived until terms met. Auctioneers Jennings McClain and Johan Gardner.
Sellers offer large mixed estate at two sales in March 1922. Daisy E. Smeller and E. A. Lawrence auction horses cattle farm implements and household items at Gay Farm two miles north of New Market on March 16 1922 at 10 a m with notes paid and titles to note. A second sale occurs March 22 1922 one and a half miles south of Adams town featuring 7 head excellent horses 36 head Holstein cattle and multiple farm tools and equipment.
An advertisement touts Dreco as a cure for rheumatic knots and joint pain. It features testimonial from W N Miller of Springfield Ohio claiming relief after three bottles. Free samples offered and Dreco introduced by Pearce's Modern Pharmacy Frederick served by local druggists.
A March 27 1322 public sale near Penile features personal estate items from many residents including Hough Burns Fox Geisbert Hippeem Neves Wachter Cooley Summers Davin Morrison Dorsey Keilholtz Albaugh Kemp Walter Stall Reid Allott Clagett Hilton Limer Brown Hummer Dorsey Zimmerman Angteberger Vernon Wiles Marceom Miller hilac Burdette and others. The sale offers cattle wagons farming implements harness and more with terms: credit up to 1000, cash for smaller sums, and no removal until terms met. Open to bidders with security. No hawking notice.
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