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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1926

Page

8

Dual identity kills mystery at Harbor Gardens murder

Perry Heath, posing as Sam Anderson, confesses to staging a crime with his wife after an elaborate disguise. Heath admits creating a second personality to impersonate Anderson, using a toupee teeth and glasses to fool Harbor Gardens residents. The case unfolds with detectives trapping the impersonator.

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Von Elm Crowned New King Of Golf

George Von Elm, the California star from the Olympic Club, defeated Jones in a dramatic final at Baltusrol to win the title. The long, tense championship saw Von Elm pull ahead with a late birdie bid that missed, allowing Jones to make a valiant last stand before the crowd.

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Premens Club Meeting Notes and Fall Plans

The minutes record a Ballenger premens Club session with speakers Mrs. Thempeon and Mire Foe. Discussions cover business cession, venues for fall and winter events, a Die ur Prems program, and a note on a Toe star Spanzied project.

Aries Thempeon Mire Foe

Havoc Wrought by Storm in Florida

Florida suffered extensive property damage with estimated losses around one million dollars and no loss of life. Governor Martin deployed National Guard units and Red Cross relief was mobilized as towns like Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach faced severe shortages of food water and medicine.

Palm Beach West Palm Beach Fort Lauderdale Fort Lauderdaig Associated Press Jacksontile Tampa Chairmay Ball Red Cross Comtemor Martin Wan Red Cross Jes Jet Woth Jeff Fort Miers Miami The Miami Herald John W. Martin Florida

Monsey's Beat Features on WEAF and Baltimore Listed

Radio day book lists Monday schedules by city with WEAF hook ups including Gypsy Orchestra Opera Samson and Marwell Ensemble. Stations from New York to San Francisco show evening programs, news, concerts, and sports, noting anniversaries and centennial features.

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France a mosaic of races and languages across history

The article describes France as a Latin country with deep Roman roots and a long history of racial mixing. It notes that Gaul was two thirds Celts with Teutonic Franks, and the population absorbed Romans and migrants from across Europe and beyond. It mentions Napoleonic era movements and ongoing immigration while noting quota debates in the United States.

France Gaul Seine Valley Terraine Alsace Vallans Nice Baroxy Medinterranean Ceast Ats United States

Fast Working Pitchers Shape Major League Strategy

The piece argues that top pitchers of the past four decades excel by working quickly, avoiding delays between pitches. It cites Mathewson Johnson Alexander Walsh and others as examples and notes managers often prefer the take- four time approach, shaping game tempo and efficiency.

Mathewson Johnson Alexander Walsh Ender James

Fast Working Pitchers and Batters Battle Over 15 Count

The article recalls Lefty Grove’s rise with the Philadelphia Athletics and recounts how pitchers paced by a 15 count and batters countered it by stepping out. It notes Grove’s quick pitching caused frustration for hitters and praises fast workers, with Labor Day double header where Tony Lazzeri and Grove clashed before a 62 000 crowd. The piece ends with a note on Chinese floor coverings prior to the eighteenth century.

Grove Falladelphia Athletics Athletics Olf Jack Dunn Baltimore Yankees Yanks New York Tony Laztery Tony Lazzeri

Victoria and Pinkham Legacy Across Realms

A reflective item notes two notable births in 1819 shaping influence. It contrasts Queen Victoria in England with Lydia E. Pinkham in New England, praising Victoria’s wisdom and Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for American households.

Queen Victoria and Lydia E. Pinkham Od England New England Queen Victoria

Resinol Ointment Promoted For Skin Ailments

A vintage advertisement touts Resinol Ointment as effective for eczema itching skin and general remedies. It claims doctor endorsement and urges trying a free sample by writing to Resinol in Baltimore Maryland.

Dept. 57 Resinal Balicimort

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