Localities Report Temperature Fluctuations And Community Visitors
From correspondents comes a local update noting temperatures ranged from low thirties to mid sixties with a high in the seventies. The harvest service at Bethel featured Rev. C A Shilke and a garden offerings scene, plus a well rendered musical program and good collection. Several local families including Bells, Renner, Eaton, Zimmerman, Linton and others visited Mr Adam Bell and attended Sunday gatherings in Mountaindale and near Buckstown.
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Adam Bell
Bethel
C/A. Shilke
Fat Folks Learn How to Reduce Your Weight
An 1900s advertisement urges fat individuals to slim with Tassco tablets taken after meals and before bed, claiming safe weight loss without dieting or exercise. It promotes open-air time, weekly weigh-ins, and Pearce's Modern Pharmacy as the seller, followed by community notices from Germantown with multiple local visits and a funeral for Mr. Molesworth.
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Pearce
Local residents spend Sunday visiting relatives in surrounding towns
Willim and Harry Moleaworti and others from nearby areas motored to Baltimore and visited during the weekend. Several families including the Busheys, Le Gosnells, and Nicodemuses were noted visiting relatives in Carroll and York counties. Additional names appear in scattered references to social visits and returning home from trips to Baltimore and Washington.
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Willim
Harry’ Moleaworti
Alss
Geord. Mullins
John “Murray
Baltimore
Harry Mallinix
Harry Bushey Bushey
Niagara
Palis
Mra. Bushey
A. le Gosnell
What Fleming
Carroll, County
Hissed crowds greet troops as d Annunzio holds Hume
Geneva dispatches report Gabriele d Anunnzio still in control amid censorship with British and American units jeered as they marched to their warship. French contingent watched from Flumie as Italian government isolates Flumie. Paris peace delegation statement notes Halligan moving on.
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Geneva
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Hume
Andvices
Erench
Pfluhie
Flumie
Paris
Halligan
Promising Digestive Aid Restores Hope in Indigestion
Despondency ends as Chamberlain's Tablets aid digestion. The ad claims hundreds were permanently fed and can eat anything they crave, saying the tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural function. Try them now.
Wilson Opposes Police and Explains League Covenant
Paris reports reflect former Crown Prince Frederick William’s return to Germany and Italy’s naval cordon around Elame. The Chamber of Deputies is poised to ratify the peace treaty as Premier Wilson outlines the League of Nations covenant and self-determination principles in a formal statement to the public.
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Paris
Frederick William
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Wilson
A Inc
San Francisco Labor Council
Hibe
Tresdons
Shuai Aia
Ue Assembly
League
Flu
United States
League of Mations
Treland
Ireland
Finny
Te League
Elenny
Dynamite attack injures passengers on Louisville street car
A dynamite device exploded under an Interurban street car in Louisville injuring the conductor and bruising thirty passengers. The attack, the third in five days, appears linked to a strike by Louisville Street Railway platform workers.
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Louisville
Pee Nee
High School Cadet Battalion Patrons Vote
Patrons vote to support the high school cadet battalion despite debate over cost and uniforms. Drill began recently with Monday and Wednesday sessions, plans for three large companies, and reintroduction of the old company alignment to foster competition.
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High School
Hoya’ High School
Focal
Hgh Schobr
Jarry J. Kefanver
Kidnapped Physician Released in Juarez Mexico
An American plastics employee, Wy Smith, of the Potost Mining Co., was released by his captors in Juarez, Mexico, after being held by Vincenbley. The American Consul B A Dow reports the rescue and notes related unrest in Nicaragua involving underground food programs using tree leaves compost.
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Juarez
Mexic
Wy Smith
Sante Eulilia
Chuauhiu
Chihan
Vincebely
B.A. Dow
Nicaragea
Woman Injured In Auto Crash Near Dinlveralty Ho Mi
An injured woman was found with head wounds and cuts after an automobile collided with a street area near Dinlveralty Ho Mi. The wreck occurred about two miles from the boulevard, with police naming witnesses including Frank Claytourne and Grice Carlyatg from nearby towns. A Japanese inventor reportedly patented a device using balloons to aid men in watercraft.
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Tom Head
Claybourne’s
Frank Claytourne
Washinats
Fredérick
Grice
Ste
Baltimore
Frederick
Worcott City
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