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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
10
A fragmentary reminiscence on Olivet and Mt Olivet cemeteries describes ornamental plantings, crosses, and the sea of grave markers. It recalls the old churchyard, the modern gateway, and the Saxon burial history, noting the enduring peace and sacred sleep of the dead.
Philadelphia reports the third instalment of revenues from incomes and excess profits. Amounts paid ranged from a penny to three million dollars with returns over thirty two million. The quarter’s due amount was 58 thousand dollars.
Muskegon Mich Sept 17 Dr Sedgwick a prominent physician of Whitehall near here was taken into custody in connection with the death of his wife and three year old daughter whose bodies were found down Whitehall. Officials say the two may have been killed.
Taft volunteers his services to aid the Republican effort, joining the campaign committee in New York. The note reflects a supportive stance from the former president toward President Harding and the GOP cause.
A Maryland prohibition official denounces cross state whisky shipments from Maryland to New York. He condemns the lack of inspection at destination points, noting bonded warehouses release spirits after Maryland bond, with trucks moving goods whose final destination is unclear. Directors outside Maryland allegedly influence the practice. calls for policy change intensify.
A Smithsonian led experiment describes a solar cooker that concentrates sun energy with a large mirror into a metal tube forming a loop. The circulating oil heats an oven, enabling cooking by daylight with a continuous circulation system.
In a Birmingham Age Herald report from Omaha the jury heard testimony on moth holes in an overcoat. Miss H and Miss J testified about holes described as oblong or round while a clerk suggested holes in the ski might be caused by tumbling. The judge took the matter under advisement as the case moves forward.
An autopsy on a film star in Paris concluded the death came from poisoning. The article notes American visitors, the cultural clash after the war, and predictions about American tourism in Europe. It mentions Olive Thomas and quoted opinions from Gertrude Dingman and others about American attitudes and prohibition.
NK gathers at Morricetown as they call their longings. No one suffered, had a suits or clothes. Potlateh at Ha, Liddett north.
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