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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1919

Page

12

Alfalfa Queen Leads at Farmers Congress in Hagerstown

Hagerstown Maryland October 20. The Farmers National Congress opened with J H Kimble as president and an eloquent address by Governor Harrington. A resolution pledging support for President Wilson and the Democratic administration passed unanimously. The event featured Mrs Jessie Bacon of Nebraska known as the Alfalfa Queen amid wide interest in conferences, street life, and a snake charmer outside the courthouse.

Hiesami Mrg S Bacon Harington Hagerstown Farmera National Conven‘tion Eligabeth Cumberland Valley Jessie B. Bacon Cathenberg Farmers’ National Congress Nixon’s Academy Washington ,County Harrington Congress J. H. Kimble A. Stewart Hartman Cavetown Henry Holtzapiel, Jr Wilson America Idis Hagerstown Falls

Nicotine Danger Warned by Doctor Connor

A medical warning urges quitting tobacco to avoid fatal diseases. Dr Connor, formerly of Johns Hopkins, promotes Nicotol tablets as a simple cure. The ad promises refunds if treatment fails and hints at a forthcoming announcement in the same paper.

Connor Johns Hopkins Hospital Conner Igeon

White House renovations and a new war word headline

The article notes President Wilson’s tight purse strings with no untethered spending since the war plus small upgrades on the White House state parlors. It calls attention to the blue field and stars wallpaper restored in 1903 and other fresh furnishings on the first floor. It also introduces the term hospitalized as a war word describing mentally weakened officers. A separate item ponders whether Henry Hedger should raise the Union Jack atop Helgoland again and recalls his role in lowering it in 1800.

White House Wilson Blue Chambers Helgoland Henry Hedger Herne Bay Kent Eng

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