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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1924
Page
4
Dolly Bretherton’s marriage frays as war reshapes lives. Dolly’s new alliance with an old sweetheart collapses, Mary Furcuival is drawn into Nigel’s orbit then exposed to danger. David hunts for Dolly while Mary flees and fears discovery amid a tense moral conflict.
Evans hurries to Mary Furnival after she steps into a taxi path and is struck. In hospital, Evans and police note her concussion while a portrait of David Bretherton complicates the recollection. He fears reporting the Red Grange link and faces a tense, unresolved outcome.
Paris May 30 Urusvar Thorsdor reached the quarter finals in Olympic soccer by beating the United States 3 to 0 6 0 in a match. The South American line impressed with superior skill while the French crowd hissed American players amid charges from crowd of 29 000.
A woman about 50 believed to be Mrs. Mary Rimmerman of Los Angeles jumped from an express train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Baltimore. She was hospitalized in critical condition. Her baggage bore the name Mrs. Mary Aidmerman of 4429 Crocker Street, Los Angeles.
The Attorney General announced war fraud prosecutions would be pressed. The Japanese protest immigration law reached the Japanese embassy. The Marfield committee heard testimony on Ku Klux Klan expenditures. The House passed the annual legislative appropriations bill. Gaston B. Means resumed testimony before the Daugherty committee. David Kerr, American vice consul at Vancouver, was arrested on a charge of bribery influence over immigration decisions.
In a stormy session the Northern Baptist convention voted to investigate the board of managers of the American Baptist Foreign Missions Society on charges tied to missionary sentiment not aligned with orthodox Baptist faith. The decision followed days of intense debate and a narrow seven to six result.
The Congress of the French Socialist Party voted 1784 to 7666 not to participate in a new government led by Edouard Hernout of the Radical Socialists. The unified socialist bloc holds 105 deputies in the chamber. News from Paris dated May 30 reports the decision.
Chicago druggist F Beath was found unconscious in a lodging house in Loustille Kentucky and taken to a hospital in critical condition from poisoning. Police say he confessed to kidnapping and the murder of Robert Franks in Chicago, but hospital staff say no statement was made.
In Cleveland Ohio on May 30 the prosecution before Episcopal bishops rested its case in the Bishop William M Browns heresy trial. It presented 43 excerpts from Communism and Christianity with editions and cover pages showing Browns in office robes. The Church Advocate said the book and the Book of Common Prayer guided the prosecution while the defense filed a motion after the rest. The trial board had refused to allow Brown to question fellow clergy on interrogation topics.
Alson E Howe a Richmond salesman testifies after a four year stomach and nerve siege. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite sleep and energy and claims a weight gain of about fifteen pounds. He notes Tanlac availability from druggists and mentions over a million bottles sold.
President Coolidge will address Arlington Memorial Day exercises broadcast nationwide by WEAF in New York WIAR in Providence and WCAP in Washington. Officials expect 3 to 4 million listeners as the ceremony begins at 4 PM Eastern.
Raleigh reader recounts relief from kidney and bladder trouble after using Dr. Pierce's Anuri c Tablets. The testimonial claims inflammation backaches and scalding urine vanished, with praise for the product and an offer to send 10 cents for a trial package or free medical advice from Dr. Pierce.
An old advertisement urges parents to give Cod Liver Oil Tablets to underweight children, claiming rapid weight gain and health benefits. It cites a 9 year old girl who gained 12 pounds in seven months and promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets sold by J. A. Williamson and People's Drug Store at 60 tablets for 60 cents.
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