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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
4
A humorous exchange asks why some offices hire thick or thin stenographers. An expert commuter blames a proprietor’s early hiring choice shaping future preferences, while another counters that the office manager decides. A side note highlights Bill Jones’ office with notably round female staff.
Governor Albert C. Ritchie grants a one week reprieve until November 20 for William A. Stultz as prosecutors pursue a motion for a new trial. The decision follows a lengthy hearing and a medical review by the Lunacy Commission which found Stultz sane and mentally responsible despite low mentality. Sheriff Jones reports the telegram sparked a late-night surge of public reaction and questions about the hanging. Stultz tells the sheriff he is ready.
A distressed narrator speaks of nine years of digestion and stomach trouble from constriction, finding relief after two doses of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. The simple patent preparation claims to remove catarrhal substances from the intestinal tract and the inflammation causing gastric pain, with no notable side effects.
A satirical note on a proposed ten-cent scrap rubber golf ball argues it will reduce fear of losing balls and profanity on links. It envisions calmer play, easier caddie duties, and even daily wife outings funded by cheaper balls, amid wry social commentary.
The ad notes that nearly 1,000,000 bottles of Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound were shipped in 1920 from the Lyon Massachusetts factory. It mentions branches in Canada and Mexico and touts it as the largest selling medicine for women's ailments. The product is described as made from selected herbs with no harmful drugs and safe for women to take.
California researchers report piles for submarine supports now use tarred paper wound around a long wooden cylinder and set with cement. The process builds a 60 foot long pile 18 to 80 inches in diameter, with steel heads to withstand pile driver shocks. A side note ponders pedestrian disguises as an amusing closing remark.
Mrs. Mary Woodland of 1918 N Ridgewood Ave Baltimore Maryland reports regaining thirty pounds after a year of stomach trouble and weight loss. She describes back pain weakness nervousness and swelling improving after seven Tanlac bottles and calls it a blessing to humanity. Advertisement notes Tanlac sold by druggists in Frederick.
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