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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1922

Page

10

Affidavits on Strike Disorders Hobble Injunction Hearing

Federal attorneys begin introducing about 25 000 affidavits detailing attacks on individuals tied to the railroad strike in support of a temporary injunction against officials and 300 000 union members. The judge cautions both sides against public statements before a decision.

Chicago Dougherty James H. Wilkerson Supreme Court Coronado Coal Patton Cotton Corner Wilkerson Donald R. Richberg Yor B. M. Jewell John Scott Daugherty Chicago ‘Tribune Richberg Blackburn Esterline Santa Fe Hinds, Alissouri Oklahoma California Colorado Arizona New Mexico

Free to Mothers Comfort Powder Offer Card Arrives in Boston

An old postcard promotes free boxes of Comfort Powder for mothers and children. It claims the powder is soothing, antiseptic, and contains superior ingredients compared with other talcum products. The offer targets mothers and directs readers to The Comfort Powder Company at 3 Berkeley Street, Boston.

Berkeley Street Bos. m Jack Dempsey Nee Francie Bullivan Bellevue Hospital New Yor Westchester County Tal Dempsey Rerson

Catoctin Furnace Ante Dates the Revolutionary War

A look at Catoctin Furnace history notes its 1774 founding by the Johnson brothers and its role in producing cannon and cannon balls for George Washington. The article chronicles the site's ironworks decline, past owners, and notable outputs including stove manufacture and rail components. It details local berry production, blight impact on chestnuts, a 1905 railroad wreck toll, and the community’s churches.

Catoctin Furnace Frederick Addistons Tanning Company Catoctin Thormont Maryland Thomas B Sweeney Richard Kelly Methodist Episcopal Methodist Protestant Theological Seminary Westminster Warren G. Damuth Episcopalian Church Harriot Chapel Stanley BR Damuth P. EB. Church Wiliam McPherson McGul C. C. Waters Edward Firor David Firor Dr. Andere F. W. Fraser Ove Haddy G. J. Tresier Cnmmnalts Nogren RH Wolfe Strange Wold Orange At Thurmont Wiles Ager F. W. Frasey Western Maryland Railroad H. and F Baltimore Theodore Roosevelt Johnson Brothers Thomas, Baker Roger James Leonard Calvert Thomas Johnson Thomas Baker Johnson Benjamin Blackford Thornbury Willoughby Mayberry Henry Hendricks Mechanicstown Blackford John Brien James Fitzhugh John B. Kunkel Kunkel Scharf Frederick City William Kunkel Kunkie Joseph E. Thorp W. Fraley B. and O Relay James Rumsey Monitor Merrimac Virginia Hampton Roads Johnsons George Washington Thornburg & Blackford C. EB. M

Congress quits next week pace sets early adjournment

Washington dispatch reports leaders expect adjournment of Congress next week after speedy tariff and bonus bill conferences. Few major bills remain as session, begun last December, aims for fall campaigns with Harding’s anticipated action on the bonus measure.

Washington Congress Harding House

U S Sells Wooden Ships for 750000 in Sale

The Shipping Board accepted a bid of 750000 from George D. Perry for 226 wooden ships, reducing the fleet to ten vessels. The sale, held under Chairman Lasker, reflects a government divestment from wartime tonnage amid postwar adjustments. Separately, the Saltum river bridge collapse near Homerville, Ga, killed eighteen and left fourteen survivors, while Palestine’s British mandate was formally proclaimed in Jerusalem.

Washington Shipping Board George D. Perry Lent & Humphrey San Francisco Lasker Sea Foot Sorenco Homerville Saltum River

Nervous and half sick women praised for Pinkham's remedy

A flood of testimonials from women across the United States describe improved energy and relief from nervousness and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Wives and mothers cite back pain, tearfulness, and low ambition, claiming they regained strength after weeks of use.

Ohio Pinknam Pee Heasley Jackson St L. E. Wiese Louise St New Orleans Lydia E. Pitckham Lydia E. Pinkham Daily

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