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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
16
Miss Helen Yardely recounts drifting after a shooting incident on a beaver dam trip. Mr Stane shelters her, prepares a meal and coffee, and helps her recover on the riverbank with spruce bedding as they discuss how she survived the drifting current and rocks.
Helen Yardely travels with Stane toward her uncle’s party after a perilous river crossing. They suspect Gerald Ainley’s involvement and discuss orders, captivity, and looming meetings as dawn breaks and a return to Fort Winsagog seems possible.
Prohibition agents report a large smuggling operation off Highlands New Jersey with twenty loads of liquor landed ashore including whisky champagne and wine. In New York a major seizure at the West Broad Warehouse of Baird and Daniels totals about $100000 in liquor with beers and spirits seized and multiple arrests.
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes calls renewed rum fleet activity off New Jersey and Long Island a revival of a persistent problem. He says daily liquor lands along the Atlantic coast are likely and the public will notice movement toward genuine Senieh for holiday use. Following Savannah grand jury indictments against 126 defendants, the government vows to sweep the eastern seaboard and pursue those involved.
The article notes Savannah indictments labeled the start of a wide crackdown. Officials say information from Savannah can be leveraged to pursue cases across the country, with activity expected as far west as Pittsburgh and beyond.
Four men faced assault and battery indictments at Marietta Ga for the November 16 flogging of a man S K Norton and a woman Bertha Holcombe after they alighted from a streetcar. One named Kellar Hasty of the Philadelphia Athletics reportedly posted a 4000 bond.
In Dover Delaware on November 22 a farmer from Starry Uran near Cheawala Brenford produced a corn ear with a red central cross resembling the Red Cross emblem. The yellow ear shows a striking appearance and some speculate nature painted the mark to align with the Red Cross drive. The ear is showcased in a local store window as an exhibit.
Nine boys appeared before Squire Hamilton in Lemoyne, Harrisburg, charged with eating ice cream at an uninvited party. Each was fined five cents, with orders to pay the sum to the woman who supplied the ice cream and offer humble apologies. The piece ends with a reflective quip about wisdom and value.
Deputy Comptroller Henry Smith died at his home of shock over the U S Supreme Court decision upholding contempt findings against Comptroller Charles L Craig. The court found Craig guilty for criticizing Judge Mayer over actions in appointing receivers for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company.
Two armed men robbed Miss Mary Orange, an employee of the Butta Machine Company, of a $2800 payroll at Eleventh and Grand streets Hoboken New Jersey on November 22. They fled in an automobile.
New York Yankees stars Freddy Oftmat Rob Shawkey and Joe Bush return from a hunting trip in Canada claiming a total of sixteen deer killed.
A Perrysburg Ohio woman Mrs Ada Frick praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing persistent side pains and nervous troubles. She recounts a car meeting with a woman who recommended it and urges other women to try the remedy, noting its widespread use and endorsements in communities.
When kidney trouble strikes and vision blurs, readers are urged to trust a 40 year urinary specialist’s purely vegetable MARSHROOT over harsh salts. This vintage ad-style pitch emphasizes natural relief and physician credibility to persuade purchase.
Advertises Dr. Carey’s Marsh root Prescription 77 as the best medicine for kidney or bladder trouble. Claims it has helped thousands, urging readers to trust their druggist and restore health, turning a burden into support for loved ones.
A bold advertisement promotes Bleachodent Combination a liquid for removing tobacco and other stains. It claims three minute whitening results on enamel safe mild ingredients target surface stains and requires no scrubbing. The note warns it cannot remove enamel intrinsic discoloration or silver filling stains and lists several druggists selling the product.
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