Physician under pressure sparks family turmoil report
A London doctor faces rumors of nervous breakdown while his wife seeks privacy amid murmurs of missing records. Private detectives shadow supposed critics as counsel retreats to the country, and the public gaze grows tense over the doctor’s unsettled affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brio
Cook
Cook, ‘Who. Are Gugy: Pover the Turn. His Affairs Have Taken Vandertook
Mra
Lome
Rey
Mr. Wack
Dr. Cook
Wellman Questions Cook Pole Quest Credibility
Walter Wellman doubts Dr. Cook and Peary Arctic claims, calling Cook’s narrative vague and implausible while praising Peary as credible. He condemns Cook’s story as lacking reality and warns against fraud staining Arctic exploration records. Newark forgery case prompts police inquiry and a man surrenders, accused of forging checks. A ten-year-old boy is fatally hurt in a shooting accident during a holiday hunting trip, and former Ohio governor Harris suffers minor injuries in a streetcar collision in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telis
Washington
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Frederick A. Cook
Robert E. Peary
Reary
Dr. Cook
Cook
Wollmen
de. Cook
Fies
Judge De Armond One-Time Missouri Congressman Dies
The life of David Armond born 1844 near Duncansville Pa is recalled with details of his rise from farmer’s son to state senator circuit judge and congressman. A famous House floor altercation with William Lee led to a brief clash before colleagues calmed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mijucourt
de.‘ Armond
Duncansvillle
Altoona
Hollidaysburg
Missouri
Congress
Armand
Maxcuri
State Supreme Court
de Armond
Jobn Sharp Willow
Teaderghily
Williame
X Committee
de Armand
Williema
Williams
Willams
Wilama
Wiltintos
Don
Mize de Armand
The Wicargaoan Revolution and Zelaya's Executions
The article portrays President Zelaya of Nicaragua as a long-time dictator who suppresses uprisings and had two American citizens, Leroy Canton and Leonard Grace, shot after capture. It notes U.S. gunboat deployments and a strong U.S. protest over the breach of international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey James
A. Edgerton
Bone ‘Bauton Zelaya
Nivaitugun
Central
Algenca
Samuel
Ilke Zelayo
Tore Bantor Zelata
Zelaya
Lilgh
Nicaragua
Renat
Leroy Canton
Leonard Grace
Ita
Innough
Estrada
Estrada Brothers
Juan Estrada
Cannon
Grace
Central America
Estrada Standard
Costa Rica
Nicaraguan
Knox
United States
Torquemada
Duke
Alva
Cipriano Castro
Castro
Empty Stocking Club Aims to Please Children at Christmas
Mrs James A Richardson of Baltimore founder and president leads the Empty Stocking club which plans to fill stockings that would otherwise be empty on Christmas morning. An auxiliary branch of children aids the effort dressing 2000 dolls and organizing amateur stunts to fund a giant Christmas tree for less fortunate peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Richardson
Baltmore
Santa Claus
Qwell
New Sterilizer Process Uses Mercury Lamp For Milk
Prof ML Castre of the Sorbonne seeks to sterilize milk by pouring it slowly into a funnel under intense exposure to a mercury vapor lamp. The method claims to preserve taste and chemical composition. A Spokane apple weighed 41 ounces and measured over seventeen inches in circumference as the heaviest on display. A fashion update notes a twenty inch length rope for peas, a growth from fourteen to twenty inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML Castre
The
Sorbonne
Spokane
Wash
Actress Sues Gould Heir Frank Gould for Breach of Promise
Miss Bessie de Vole also known as Bessie Von Gora, a Virginia born vaudeville performer, sues Frank Gould in New York for more than 200000 alleging breach of promise. The case ties to Gould’s Fredericksburg interests and mentions a brother in Virginia. A separate item reports a Bethlehem child paralyzed by poison pills mistaken for candy in an incident dated November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actiees
New York
London
Bessie de Vole
New
York
Frank “Gould
Brésch
Miss de Vole
Bessie von Gora
Virginis
Gould
Frederickaburg
Devil's Race Course in Blue Ridge A Natural Wonder
An old Penmar resident describes a strange natural feature in the Blue Ridge mountains. A broad roadway of smooth, rounded stones appears to be laid by water, weighing from tons to hundreds of pounds, forming a walllike path that rises above the surrounding terrain. The stones show long wear, suggesting ancient water action, though the riverbed theory lacks a clear explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penmar
Me Brialmoto
Literary club spar over neologisms and old terms
A publisher's reader quarrels with novelists over modern word创新 and old English usage. The debater cites examples like shrill ing and parroting while defending fresh terms with references to Tennyson Chapman Howells Lowell and Shelley to justify neologisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector
Tennyson
Chapman
Howella
Lowell
Shelley
Washington
Rexall Orderlies Offered With Money-Back Promise
A vintage ad touts Rexall Orderlies as a scientific, candy-like remedy for constipation with a full money-back guarantee if relief is not achieved. It claims safety for children and broad applicability to chronic or habitual constipation and related ailments, urging readers to visit the Willamemon store for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willameon
North Marka
Death of Wallars Hepes at 421 Tweddle Aaps
The well known resident Adams died at home yesterday evening. Constable Lewis F. reported a death by natural causes after forcing the door. Dr. Bourne certified the death and an inquest was planned. He was a member of Mountate Lodge, Odd Fellows. His wife and two sisters survived. Services set for tomorrow at Quinn’s church and Greenmount cemetery.
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Wallars
Adams
Alent
Weir
Lewis F
Adéime
A. G. Bourne
Ibad
Aeorperen
Adanst
Ember
Mountate Oy
Ordes of
Chaldian’s
Sauevive
Mia Fucersl
Quinn's
J ‘Pnd
Greenmount
Obituary notices record deaths and funeral details
The piece lists multiple obituaries including Libbie McPherson daughter of Dr. William S McPherson and Mary Margaret King widow of Christian Cog. It notes survivals by children siblings and mentions funeral times and burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Mackley dies aged one day with burial in Middleburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Mackley
Theodore Mackley
North Bentz Street
Weat Fifth Street
Middleburg
Monte
Thomas P. Rice
Hyattstown
aeMre
Edward’ Johnson
Everitt Cecil
Samuel Simmons
Jenhie Melvin
Bell “Hobbs
Mountain Chapel
Herbert Price
Seneca
William Price
Amanida P. Dutrow
Lewis Dale
Williaw Dutrow
P.C. Dutrow
Poolesville
Sigal
Liszie Geyferth
Rebecss Pyles
F. H. Koehler
Washington
Baltimore
Rockville
H.dutrow
Emin Hughy
Westington
Bra
Sharness
Mire
Edgar Hugh
Mira
Sadie Dixon
Etta Koebler
Pow
John Clark
Monrovia
Ella Koebler
Betes
Laura. Wolfe
Jose Hyatt
Juvenile and Clover Leaf Literary Societies Hold November Meetings
The Juvenile Literary Society met November 26 with readings by P Crum T Zentz and others, a debate on farmer independence, and adjournment to December 3. The Clover Leaf Literary Society at Boys High School also met November 26 with recitals, orations, and a debate on whether fathers shape a child’s character more than mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Literary Society
P. Crum
M. ‘Zonts
A. Jones
C. Grubbs
H. Schroeder
A. Benport
F. Es
A. Bower
R. Lebhers
Bennett
Boys’ High School
Ross Myers
Readi
Lester i Paigeemay
Harry J
Jamies
Frederick
Elmer Hay
Welner Wineb
William Clary
Cesay
Robert Kode
Best
Comfot
Gilbert
Digestive Relief Ad Promises Cure for Stomach Aches
A vintage advertisement extols Pape’s-De Digestive to ease indigestion gas heartburn and headaches. It urges readers to consult a pharmacist for the formula and claims quick relief from stomach disorders despite prior attempts at relief.
Local Notes Highlight November Visits and Church Social
County correspondence records numerous visits and family ties across Foxville and surrounding towns including Brandenburgs and Dutrows. Residents share illnesses recoveries and social calls while Burkittsville marks social events and a Reformed church service with a forthcoming box social in December.
Fire devastates Georgetown church during services
In Georgetown Delaware a Methodist Episcopal Church suffered a wooden roof blaze during a sermon causing panic as worshippers rushed to the street. The fire burned the roof but did not reach the lower pews. the building, valued at about five thousand dollars, was destroyed. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Del
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fragmentary OCR Brief Produces Blurred Parish Update
A damaged OCR fragment reports on a political candidate and election results with unclear names and places. The readable bits mention Blair as a candidate and references to a state and race, but key details are missing and the text is partially garbled.
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Wellman
Ematon
Newark
N.d
William J. Dyer
W.R. Brick‘sr
Easton
S Gan
Allentown
Gari
Terribl
Sormby
Hin
Mirzis
Iichinone
Sodrew LG
Harris
Ohio
CBN
Mant, Pigepec Real Sien ‘Bights
Citigens
A.megte Porter
Hs Giichrist
Gilchrist
Tie
Nagto
Sher
Sues
Erank Gould
Bethlehem
Fred Douey
Pon Argyl
Nila
Adame
Ifth Street
Lewis Crum
Washington,d. C
Ray Millikin
Can
Presbyterian Church
McGill
Iate
Ernest McGill
Catoctin Fur
Ace
Thomas’ B. McPherson
Omaha
Neb
Matto. Shook
Dill Avenue
Mary Margaret King
Center Street
Christian Icog
First’ Baptist Cburch
James A
Calvin L
Mt. Pleasant
Jacob
Oscar R
David G.king
Amos» Taylor
Howard French
Henry Kloney
Jacob Viet
Washington, D. C
Mt.Olivet Cemetery
Dave
Jacob Raoutsabn
Ellertorotte Jagd
Amuel Brandenburg
Abd Ir. Johrn
Pryor
Foxvillé
Stork
I. R
Percy
Meira’ Brandenburg
Burkitisville
Edith
Edna Hightma
Hagerstown
Ellen
Kari
John T. Pearl
Middletown
Mae' Abraham Watenight
Edward Barger
Lillian Bightman
Ethel Hightman
Charles House
Hattie Arnold
Needwood
Luther Fry
Chas. Pfiefer
Harry
Betta
William Pfeifer
Peteraville
Chas. Pfeifer
Lola
Retta
Parotiage Is Ane Sonn Ek
Rev
Alonzo
Blair
Shia Feleydin
Patek
Werdett
Poe
N. Market
Winebrewer
Tochides
G. B
Sony
Daniel B. Miller
D. Princeton Buckey
Het
Brederick
Sively
Botalr
P.O
Herkel Street
Ferry
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