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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1922

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2

Duchemin Foils Masquerader in Moonlit Montpelliere Rescue

Andre Duchemin battles a masked foe in a moonlit Paris scene near Montpallier le Vieux. He saves a wounded d Aubrac, aids a young girl and two women, and ferries them to safety as danger lurks among Apache-like impostors and a threatening chasm.

France Monsieur Duchemin Paris Motton Duchemin Duchenin Embten Scoun

50 000 Shopmen Back To Work In Chicago Area

Chicago September 19 Railroads in the eastern and western groups resumed operations under the Baltimore plan with shipments returning as shopmen ended their eighty day strike. Estimates of workers rehired ranged widely with unions placing around ten thousand to twelve thousand returning to duties on various lines including the Baltimore plan adopters. Road names and cities appear throughout the report indicating widespread reopening and lingering labor disputes among several carriers and shops.

Chicago Baltimore Warteus Raul Union Nunior Hich Tro Seo United States Tailroad Labor Board Amers Wester Etrabal Stepien Teytia Milwauker T Pa Emi House Onien Pasie Bert Modene

Peace terms face eastern opposition in New York central lines

In framing the peace terms, the plan encountered snags from eastern opposition led by the New York Central lines, a major system expected to accept the settlement. A question lingers about frost on pumpkins this morning.

Ctates New York

Woman Too Weak to Walk Prompts Vermont Letter

A Union Village Vermont woman writes of weakness and nervous exhaustion for weeks. After using Lyte Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and energy, claiming she can work nine hours a day at a steam laundry.

Lydia E. Pinkham Onion Village Lyte & Pinkham Havre Lam Weil Guimann Union Village Vermont Foneda Palmist East Patrick Street

Britain Orders 24 Hour Work Push for Armaments

Britain instructs all small arms and ammunition factories to operate around the clock at full capacity to prepare for Turkish contingencies. Private sources report authorities found a large portion of stocks had become stale and must be reduced promptly.

Britain Paris United Kingdom

Hookworm Infestation Widely Plagues Bengal and India

Health estimates show two thirds of Bengal’s 45.9 million people suffer hookworm and more than half of India’s 200 million inhabitants are victims of the disease. Authorities warn of severe impact on productivity and call for sanitation and medical campaigns.

Bengal India

Daugherty Impeachment Hearing Postponed to December

Washington reports the House judiciary committee postponed the Daugherty impeachment hearing until December by a party line vote. Keller, Republican Minnesota, cited evidence delays as reason. Untermyer, named by Keller, would represent Daugherty. Volstead said the delay allows the AG to answer amid Chicago travel.

Washington Eller Daugherty House Judiciary Committee Summers Texas Thomas Tillman Walstead Congress Volstead Keller Minnesota Samuel Untermyer New Deal Chicago Volsteac

Arrest Rich Mendicant in New York City

New York reports Margaret Whalen dubbed the richest woman panhandler was arrested as police found bankbooks and stocked wallets in two coats and three skirts. She allegedly earned about 200 dollars daily from beggars as officers target wealthy mendicants, with about 5000 such cases taking in an estimated 100000 dollars daily from citizens.

New York Margaret Whalen

Jury finds girl insane in murder case not guilty

Emma Mack, 26, crippled and paranoid, was found not guilty by a Montgomery county jury in the murder of 8 year old Anna Marie Van Horn at Horsham. The jury deemed her insane and recommended commitment to an institution until cured. Judge Schwartz blamed the mother for the girl’s condition.

Mma Mack Norristown Emma Mack Anna Marie van Horn Horsham Montgomery County

Wonderful for Sick Stomachs

A letter from Wm Starker of Rock Creek Ohio extols Dr Orth s Stomach Remedy claiming rapid relief from years of indigestion and stomach distress after hospital and other remedies failed. The writer, now employed and healthy for six months, recommends the product as money back if it does not help and notes it is the prescription of a practicing physician used successfully in similar cases.

Wm. Starker Rock Creek Ohio Orti Tam Dr. Orth Co. Operative Drug Co Williamson

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Backache and Kidney Strain

A Frederick Case, Harry W. E. Brochey, a carpenter at 214 East Fifth Street, reports severe kidney attacks with backache and scanty urine relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills, a widely trusted remedy among workers.

Frederick Case Harry W. E. Brochey Carpenter East Fifth Street Dean

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