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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1922

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2

Resurrection Rock Mystery Deepens In Michigan Woods

Ethel and Asa Redbird explore a remote house on Resurrection Rock, uncovering signs of a violent past and a bloodstained clue. Kincheloe and Barney Loutrelle vanish, while Lucas Cullen curses the search as the rock reveals hidden connections to Ethel’s lineage.

Barney Loutrell Miner Cenit Shaed Lucas Cullen Lou- Wella Resurrection Rock Ebostly Lake Huron Loutrelie Ethel Michigan London Thel Kincheloe Miss Platt Asa Redbird Asa Eithel Bagley Harney Lautrelle Wheedon Barney Loutrelle Aza Ethel Ex Aga Cecilia Uncle Hilaire Barney Lowtrelle Alza Lad Lass

Social News From Clear Dale Gathered Guests and Visits

A long list of residents from Clear Dale and nearby towns hosted and attended gatherings on Friday and Sunday. Families from Taneytown Littlestown Hanover and Baltimore County shared visits with Blizzard Shadle and others. Also noted are travel returns of Misses Shipley Rhoderick and Miss Roth Bair and a report on smooth surfaced electric bulbs now manufactured removing the fragile tip.

Clear Dale Frank Blizzard William Shadle Jacob Hess Charlies Wilbur Sullivan Georgia Romaine Mary Lochner David Charles Emory Null Thelma Margaret Cien von Erb Clarence Hoover Pam Ecker Jesse Clingan Taneytown Harvey Leckner Edna Odetta Harvey, Jr Cien Dale Oliver Beaver Edith Rose Charlotte Lewis Clair Wherley David Dingan Littlestown Charlotte Shipley Margaret Rhoderick Frederick J. C. Sauer Wein Pon Bernard Frank Rizzard Ethel Eversole Bernard Selby Thomas Champion Hanover Tsalah Cromer Near Humberts School Hote Theresa Cromer Baltimore Charles Crouse Charles Crouse. —Nissen Meta Dorothy Wallet Frank Bliss Oliver C. Heecan Mise Esther Bair Upton Miers Pleasant Valley Henry Palmer Wiliam Raukert Ruth

Allies in Accord on German Relief

Paris reports the reparations commission unanimously backed the Belgian compromise on the German moratorium proposition. French member M Dubous joined his colleagues after lengthy talks with Premier Poincare and the panel rejected Sir John Bradbury's England led moratorium proposal.

Paris M. Dubous Jilg Poincare John Bradbury England Furthe

Tanlac Restored Baltimore Woman’s Health and Weight

Mrs. Margaret Brew of Baltimore Maryland says Tanlac helped her gain twenty pounds and end years of stomach trouble. She describes severe indigestion headaches nervousness and weakness before taking Tanlac and credits six or seven bottles with restoring vigor and energy. Tanlac is advertised as available at druggists.

Margaret Brew Baltimore, Md Tantae Tenilac Ridgewood, Ave Baltimore Taniac Tanlac

Germany Gains 1922 Coal and Wood Delivery Accord

England backed the motion while France and Belgium opposed and Italy abstained. The commission accepted late German proposals for coal and wood deliveries in 1022-23 under contracts tied to a German government led arrangement with Hugo Stinnes. The plan, though not a formal moratorium, frees Germany from cash payments for the rest of 1922 with 1924 terms to be set later.

England France Belgium Italy Hugo Stinnes Germany

Independent action by Premier would test Versailles pact

In allied circles it was feared that any move by Premier would be read as a breach of the Versailles treaty. Observers warned such steps could strain unity among allies and complicate postwar cooperation.

Elilncelon Kincheloe Lolncare Versailles

Eight Hour Law Debate Sparks Paris Ridicule

A Parisian exchange quotes skepticism toward an eight hour law with a jab about not working long hours. The remark reflects local attitudes toward labor regulation and worker schedules.

le Rirc Paris

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