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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1923
Page
10
A compact look at the artists AU AR DE and AES and their roles in contemporary art discourse. The piece highlights collaborations, stylistic approaches, and the reception of their work within galleries and exhibitions.
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Spring Ranger seeks his missing daughter Hope and gets a note from abductors directing him to deposit bonds. Adventurer Juarez follows a trail aided by a girlfriend to Hope who is held in Dr Bristow’s sanitarium. Hope recalls events while Bristow schemes with Anita Copley and Dr Kelsey.
General von Mueller informs Dresden Premier Zeigner he has referred the Saxony affair to the defense minister as Saxony and Bavaria clash over ministry control amid Communist influence. Riots and food shortages spark clashes in Mannheim with several dead and many wounded as protests widen.
Berlin proposes annual reparations of 300 million gold marks, with three commodities sugar alcohol and salt to fund indentures. Belgium criticizes coal delivery terms and the German note hints at allied railroad administration. The communication will go to the reparations commission after France signals willingness to discuss.
In Paris discussions with German leaders about Ruhr deliveries and reparations continue. Prime Minister Poincare and officials indicate Germany may reimburse in kind once works resume, while signaling possible delays if efforts slow.
Harrisburg October 19 state chamber of commerce delegates blast New York Central’s bid to control the Reading railway system. Reading Mayor John Stauffer reports 2,700 Reading rail workers would be reassigned if the merger proceeds. Philadelphia and Atlantic City representatives warn Pennsylvanians about lost freight and port traffic.
A steer chased in the Delaware River near Fort Delaware by three tugboats after escaping a herd. The exhausted animal was towed to Fort Dupont where a block and tackle raised it, but it had to be shot due to fatigue. Separate report on Dr F Ranting insulin anaemia experiments noted with minister Forbes-indfrey references.
The Citi sons' National Bank, with deposits exceeding 31,000,000, was closed by a national bank examiner. No statement was made, but the action reflects regulatory measures affecting the institution in New Mexico.
Eight men including Harry Valey secretary to Senator Edwards of New Jersey were arrested at the Hotel Pennsylvania by federal agents. They face charges of bribing prohibition officials to allow beer distribution and to conceal violations of dry laws. The roundup highlights a broad conspiracy linking New Jersey politicians and major breweries. Katherine G. McKenna becomes California’s first woman lawyer to serve as defense counsel in a murder trial.
Patient recalls nearly dying on birthday eight months ago from stomach pain and fainting. After a friend recommended Marr's Wonderful Remedy, the patient reports relief from pain bloating and digestion after a course of the medicine. The ad promotes the product as a simple cure for catarrhal mucus and stomach and intestinal ailments with money back guarantee.
Washington October 19 The government and New York Central railroad system reach a full settlement of all wartime federal control accounts The agreement places the treasury to receive from the various accounts settled by Director General Davis of the railroad administration Aimed at finalizing wartime fiscal matters and closing the books on government control efforts
An advertisement extols a cod liver and iron tonic with cherry, iron, cascara, and other nutrients. It claims to restore strength for the weak and rundown and features testimonial from a Dawson, Ohio user praising renewed health after other medicines failed.
A vaccine-like claim markets Creamulsion an emulsified creosote that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs. Advertisers say Creomulsion heals chronic coughs, bronchial conditions, and helps rebuild the system after colds with a money-back guarantee if relief fails.
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