German Money Surges as Germany Reaches Quintillion Marks
Berlin reports two million trillion marks added to currency for the week ending October 31, a total reaching the quintillion stage for the first time. The Reichsbank held 7.5 quintillion marks in discounted treasury bills and private drafts. Munich notes Bavaria plans a new currency equal in value to gold, with a commission to study the plan, though officials doubt it will work in time.
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Berlin
Germany
Bank of Germany
Fieidhsbank
Neichsbank
Treasury
Bavaria
Munich
Dr. von Kahr
Fatally Gored by Bull in Pennsylvania Farm Incident
John R. Hartman, 78, civil war veteran and Mumimasburg resident, died four hours after a bull gored him on a Gettysburg area farm. He was attempting to drive the bull into a pen with a pitchfork when the animal knocked him down and gored him, causing fatal chest injuries. William Taylor, a farm employee, tried to aid Hartman but could not save him. Hartman died at home after being conscious for a time.
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Gettysburg
John R. Hartman
Mumimasburg
Hartman
William Taylor
the Phire
American Foods Best Says Famous Doctor
Athens. Dr. Mabel Elliott, famed physician and medical director of American orphanages in the Near East, says American foods are pure and valuable and superior to European products. Her report covers care of 50,000 children in orphanages and 50,000 more in refugee camps. She cites menus using corn syrup, condensed milk, and macaroni to rebuild strength after Asia Minor refugees. Elliott plans a book titled Beginning Again at Ararat.
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Athens
Mabel Elliott
Near East
United States
Elliott
Asia Minor
America
Ararat
Birthplace of Baby Girl Delayed by Nearby Home
A Bls Bloomsburg Pa November 20 a small auto renowned for multi-pled uses nearly surpassed all others but Moses Hills home stood nearby to interrupt the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Emerson Dettry near Catawissa. The mother and daughter are reported to be well.
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Bloomsburg
Moses
Square Type Home Cost Seven Thousand Two Hundred
An early 20th century description promotes a "square" house costing 7200 including heating wiring and plumbing with some local cost variation. It outlines a 24 by 26 plan, half timbered second story, stucco exterior, hip roof, and features like a large living room, open stair, built in kitchen dresser, rear entry for an outside refrigerator, French doors, built in china closets, expanded linen space, and three bedrooms with ample closets.
Potential Presidents at Salisbury Session Addresses
The program lists speakers including John N. Mucha on Business Agriculture and Good Reads, EL P. Cahill on Agricultural Program for Maryland, Oscar J. Morris opening the final afternoon, Dr. F. A. Woods on Relation of Business Interests to the University of Maryland, Dr A Cook on County School Problems, and Dr. John W. Fulton on the Board of Health. Reports from committees and resolutions conclude the session.
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John N. Mucha
Public Works
EL. P.cahill
Maryland
Oscar J. Morris
Salisbury Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Woods
50 NAMED TO BE CITY CONFERENCE DELEGATES
A state wide conference of Chambers of Commerce and allied groups is planned for November 26 and 27 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel under Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce supervision. Speakers include Henry C. Wallace and Gov. Albert C. Ritchie. The program spans two days with sessions, a banquet, and addresses on cooperation, agriculture, and business leadership. The event will feature officials from Baltimore and Annapolis, with emphasis on county agent work and national business policy.
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Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Commercial Clubs
Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry C. Wallace
Albert C. Ritchie
Col
D. John Markey
A. S. Goldsborough
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Baltimore
E. Asbury Davis
Ernest C. Gans
Wagerstown
Saltshore Chamber of Commerce
Ritchie
J. Milton Patterson
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
I. B B. Romberger
University of Maryland
Frank I. Duncan
Maryland State Bankers’ Association
Suburban Life Not All Roses
A New York Sun and Globe note reflects on suburban dreams of a little place with ground. It suggests couples often find suburban life differs from expectations, with the husband learning practical skills and sometimes pressing the wife as the dream remains elusive.
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Tie
New York Sun and Globe
New Liquid Bleaches Teeth Instantly
A new harmless liquid called Bleachodent claims to whiten discolored teeth in three minutes. Users brush with a few drops and tobacco stains vanish after a few applications, promising snowy whiteness and gum safety. Sold at drug stores and advertised by local druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Five Drug Co
Warner Willaimsson
Steiner Broa
W. G Greenawalt
Aderlivement
Ex Husband Slain in Triangle Fight in New Castle
Albert Roberts was shot and killed by Vauben Smith after an encounter at the Roberts apartment. Mrs. Smith, his former wife, had been living there as housekeeper. Smith surrendered to police after a hallway shot. Mrs. Smith, age 26, has three children and was married three times.
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New Castle
Japanese wedding plum and fir trees symbolize bride and groom
At traditional Japanese weddings a small table holds a miniature plum tree for the beauty of the bride and a fir tree for the strength of the groom. The display reflects cultural symbolism and ritual decor.
Mrs Butler Finds Relief With Vegetable Compound
Mrs Butler of West Philadelphia describes severe back abdominal and leg pains after lifting last April. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports renewed strength and ability to work, continues using Liver Pills and Vegetable Compound, and recommends the remedy to others.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Mt. Holly
N. d
Lydia
Charles Butler
S. Hanson St
W.phila
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