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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
10
Nan Marraby and Peter Lyster admit deep feelings after Nan confronts Sefton’s mistaken engagement and a late night meeting reveals true affection. Nan fears past heartbreak as Peter pleads and vows his love, ending with a tender embrace and unresolved future.
Reports from New York on November 4 indicate Senator James Walker leading Democrat Frank Waterman in the mayoral race as early returns show Democratic gains. The incomplete tallies place Walker ahead by thousands with Aldermanic contests also leaning Democratic.
Clarence T. Billings of North Adams reports 11 pheasant chicks hatched under a hot water bottle posing as a hen after a setting of 18 eggs. The bottle was used during incubation and aided by cloth covering and attentive care. Rostom Glove.
President Coolidge refused to extend Brigadier General Smedley Butler's leave to continue as Philadelphia police head past December 31. Mayor Kendrick and Senator Pepper urged otherwise, but the White House said no new factors justified another extension and Butler must report to duty January 1, likely to command a base at San Diego.
Armenian novelist Michael Arlen urged relentless perseverance in the arts during a New York visit. He warned that success invites rebuffs and insults, but urged continuing with absolute self discipline and push.
Chicago reports a speech by Waynes B. Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League at its annual meeting. He argues a future law will criminalize rich men's alcohol stock and says the Eighteenth Amendment was not a universal male law. He disputes Gov Dunne's remarks and questions state leniency on alcohol limits.
In Worthington near Columbus, Shirley T. Wing shot and wounded his father in law Claude Meeker and wounded his wife Marjorie Meeker Wine before shooting himself Tuesday night. Both victims were taken to a Columbus hospital in serious condition. coroner Murphy investigates.
An advertisement claims Marr's Wonderful Remedies cured a wife described as a “bear cat” after five years of illness. The testimonial asserts the product removed stomach and intestinal pains, wind, and abdominal issues, restoring health and disposition within a week. The note warns the remedy is harmless and effective.
Washington reports the house ways and means committee finished public hearings on revision of the revenue law and will draft a bill. Secretary Mellon urged keeping reductions under 300 million annually, but members aim for at least 350 million. Executive session to allocate cuts among normal and surtax income rates inheritance taxes and excise duties.
Modern women embrace Kotex as a new hygienic solution that is five times more absorbent than standard cotton pads and deodorizes. It allows dancing dining and motor outings without fear, requires no laundry, and is sold in drug or department stores. A package of twelve costs only a few cents.
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