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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1923

Page

7

Counties Oppose Bicycle Titling Debate Sparks City split

Debate over a state bicycle titling law divides Maryland regions. Deputy Commissioner D Marshall Schroeder says titling would curb Baltimore theft but raise costs for counties where theft is rare. Proponents cite aid in identification and law enforcement.

Baltimore City D. Marshall Schroeder Frederick E. Austin Baughman Schroeder Baltimore James M. Graham Merchants and Manufacturers Association Baughman Charles D. Gaither Graham Gaither

Sugary for Children How Much Per Day Says Dr Holt

Dr Emmett Holt prescribes a moderate sugar allowance for a nine or ten year old. Recommended daily limits include one teaspoon of sugar with cereals, one candy piece at midday, one tablespoon of ice cream or fruit tea weekly, and up to one ice cream soda per week.

Oeamoor Bill LL Emmett Holt

Healthy Babies of Japan and Distant Seismograph Hint

The piece contrasts Japanese infant care with Western practices noting that Japanese babies thrive on nature despite exposure to cold and sun. It cites Nagasaki coalers with infants on backs and remarks on stoic resilience, ending with a mention of Milne-Shaw seismograph detecting distant disturbances.

Japan Nagasaki

Longest Span of Telephone Wires Across Susquehanna

A four wire system spans the Susquehanna River between Millersburg and Mac Clellan on the Northern Central route. The cables measure 5,600 feet with a 460 foot dip held by rock anchors. Also notes robin nests at Camp Curry and a prince’s kitten gifted at Dunlop works in Birmingham.

Pennsylvania Susquehanna Millersburg MacClellan Northern Central Railroad United States Camp Curry Prince Birmingham London Daily Express Prince of Wales Dunlop Amia

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted by letters

An advertisement asserts that 98 out of 100 women benefit from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, citing 60 000 responses. It claims the medicine treats female ailments with a nature based formula and has long standing worldwide reliability.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lydia V Pinkham

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