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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
8
An old ad touts Danderine as a stimulating beauty tonic that strengthens hair, reduces thinning, and makes hair appear fuller and more youthful. It claims to enrich color, halt shedding, and leave the scalp healthier, urging readers to purchase from druggists.
Franklin Bort, former Governor of New Jersey, died at his home in South Orange at age 68. He served as governor from 1909 to 1911, later held federal and state judicial roles, and was married to Charlotte Stalneby. Born March 20, 1852 in Pemberton, he had a long career in law and public service before resigning due to illness.
Baron Aliotti Pi Phtebdedenk has been named the Italian ambassador to the United States to succeed Baron Avexanitio Barats. Aliotti was connected with the Washington embassy several years ago.
Louisiane reports a boy named Joseph perished after returning to a burning Emizle Wood home to rescue pet rabbits. Fire trapped him under fallen joists while his family escaped, with his charred remains found hours later. Rabbits reportedly refused to seek safety despite his act.
Four of six detainees were arrested in County Clare during restoration unrest as they attempted to escape from a seort. Jean and others reportedly resisted as authorities pursued them, with details scattered in the report.
A Philadelphia inquiry unfolds into large scale securities losses and alleged kickbacks involving executives and shipyard interests. Witnesses describe payments, government contracts, and missing records. The investigation targets the Shipping Board and related firms with ties to Union Works and Gillen.
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