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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1920
Page
7
Local Cedar Grove News Tells Of Farm Life And Visits
A frontier Cedar Grove page records neighbors traveling to Frederick Thurmont and Beederick to visit Mr Page and cousin Nora Barber. A fall of apples leads to falls from trees and a few hospital visits. Farm work continues with corn cutting and tobacco shipping to Baltimore. A flying machine is spotted overhead and community events include church rallies and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mie
Willem “Iw
Bai
Ho. Cheek
Edward
Mias
Dorothy Crow
Wey
Washington
Wm. H
Emman Mullinix
Clarkeburg
Ida
Ida’ King
Damascus
Matthewds
George BE. Beall
May Miles
John
King
Ford
Thotbs “Harris
Vernon Mutlinix
Harris
W. Johnson
W. Hi 'Page
Philip Purdum
D. Young
Mra
J. Ly Riggs
Cedar Grove
Mt. Airy
Adamstown
W. He-Renn
AL Smith
Dayton
Ohio
William Shilling
Billy
Howell Thomas
George M
Thomas Avid
Leona Whitter
Baltimore
Sigges
I. Bruinverd
Andy Harrison
Tam
Dynamite Outrage Hits Pittston Area Homes
A dynamite blast in Pittston severely damages the home of Thomas McAndrews and harms nearby structures. A neighbour recalls five men near the front of the Comac House before the explosion. Police report windows shattered, several properties damaged, and a large plate glass store window broken. An investigation follows as authorities search for suspects and motives in this and related shocks to the Camac district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warkes-Barre
Pitston
Tony Om
Geromphins Street
Pittston
Thomas McAndrews
Comno
Serkénitt
Althony Redaington
Tien Pittston
Polles
Wes
Commo
Hesper
Pennants Coal Company
Thhe Comac
Elpar
McAndrews
Miners Walk Out At Shamoki
Miners walk out at Shamoki triggering labor action. No further details available in the surviving text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamoki
Miners Strike Shifts Production in Marleton District
Production in Marleton District was disrupted as miners and laborers walked out amid discrimination claims. Union officials urged a return to work pending reinstatement talks, with about 50 percent of normal output and most mines resuming by next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trebury
Aita Susquehanna Colliary
Operaion
Herve
United Mine Workers of America
Union Oficlatly
Slamakto
Colbert
Ruckridge
Lagause
Zion City School and Town Attend First Local Movie
Zion Illinois September 2 church overseer Glenn Volixa announced a permit to show locally produced moving pictures. Zion school children and many adults filled the Tabernacle for the screening, filmed with equipment purchased by the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion City
Aton Clay IL
Thausand Zion
Ion Tabernacle
Wibur
Glenn Volixa
Church
Haa
Charter Revoked for Local One 901 Taylor UMW Slated
International President John Lewis cancelled Local One 901 Taylor after officers refused district and national auditors access to books. Williams led the insurgent strike. action aims to restore order and improve the miners union in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkes-Barre
Henrie
United Mine Workers
Dis Inlet
John le Lewis
Taylor
Withans
Wiliams
Wintains
Bandits Rob U S Mall Trucks South Kena
Two bandits robbed a screened U S truck in South Kena Indiana and fled in a car. Police reported the haul as high as 20000 dollars and described the morning robbery as the only lead with little detail forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Mall
Kena
Ind
Uuil
Hunter
sDostinakter
Ans
Foes of Alcohol Attack Tokyo Prohibition In U S Debate
A distorted speech debate unfolds as Washington officials accuse the Anti Saloon League and allied figures of anti Catholic and anti Jewish rhetoric. The charges call out a crusade against religion and pose questions about prohibitionist tactics amid international reactions and a mention of Japan’s sake tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bird Me Colér
Coler
UN Wo Naan Nhan
New York
AntiSaloon League
Cader
Alll
Congress
Hemb
Macynthine
Colerate
Anderson
AndlSntoon League of
Minosuke Yanshyashi
Tokyo
Francis B. Heitman Known as Historian of the Army Retires
Francis B. Heitman, long known as the historian of the Army, retires from active service under the age limit. He served in his teens during the Civil War and has led a division in the Adjutant General's Office. He edited several standard works on the Army including a Historical Register and Dictionary (1789-1963).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis B. ‘Helman
Adjutant General
Omec
Heltman
Wilson Will Not Cancel Treaties Controversy Continues
The document discusses President Wilson and congressional powers over treaties. It argues against unilateral abrogation or modification of treaties and stresses that treaty clauses cannot be severed from the whole agreement. The piece notes historical precedents and the need for executive and Senate concurrence in treaty changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Colby
Hayes
China
Trentles
Yale
Saton
Trenty
Thorn
Miner Rescued After Fall at Penn Colliery
A miner at Penn colliery fell from the east split wingway No 2 level and survived a 30 foot fall while waiting for rescuers. He communicated with rescuers and stated he was unharmed after the incident. A Vermont man, Barro, has raised funds for his comrades and press coverage noted ongoing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Marttirhee
Wim Penn
Cin Xcott
Misery of Muskegon Woman Relief by Pinkham's Compound
Mrs G Semoon of Muskegon Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending a six year back pain ordeal that left her unable to walk at times She reports being made strong again and capable of doing all her work and urges others to try the medicine based on her experience
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. G. Semoon
Muskegon, Mich
Lydia E Pinkham Product Promoted for Women's Health
A vintage promotional note urges women to guard their health and describe Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It invites readers to write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice, with letters opened read and answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E., Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Thadford's Black Draught Promoted by Satisfied Family
An old advertisement extols Thadford's Black Draught for liver relief and as a household remedy. It claims it cleanses the system, eases headaches and indigestion, and prevents serious illness when the liver is sluggish. The ad urges asking for the genuine product by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thadford
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