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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1923

Page

10

Island of Doom and Escape on the Northern Ice

Ned Cornet Bess and Lenore survive a shipwreck on a hostile island ruled by Doomsdorf who enslaves Ned and the women. They plan a dramatic escape across ice with Doomsdorf pursuing, while Lenore faces a dangerous choice and Bess draws on fierce resolve to endure. The trio press on through freezing night toward a hopefully safer island.

Ned Cornet Lenore Maraenworth Rexs Gilbert Lenore Ned Bess Doomadorf Doomsdorf Shso Ilpa Handa Besa Lehore Doomsadorf Doomadort Teo Tzir Island Remorseleas Tut Bess Hoe Doomsdorff

Coolidge Praises Red Cross Ideals and Moral Force

Washington reports President Coolidge addressing the American Red Cross convention. He extols practical idealism guiding charity as an ancient but living doctrine, stressing voluntary service, moral force over government coercion, and shared duty to aid the weak while preserving individual character and national self-reliance.

Washington America Coolidge Warrape Peri Red Cross Chaotmong Earth

Practical Idealism in History Tempered by Common Sense

The text argues that without crisis, one tests and shapes plans to meet needs. It asserts that practical idealism, rooted in faith in spiritual things, must be tempered by hard common sense suited to worldly requirements. The voice emphasizes disciplined action over romantic rhetoric.

Report on Exiting of Negroes and Mexicans in Johnstown

Deputy attorney general John N English prepared a report ordered by Mayor Cantiel on charges that Mexicans and Negroes were expelled from Johnstown. The investigation is being sent directly to Governor Pinchot at Milford and Washington.

Harrisburg Joseph Cantiel Johnstown Linchot Cantiel John N. English Minchot Milford State Department Washington Pinchot

Veteran Karl Shaft Missing After Japan Earthquake

Lancaster man Karl Shaft, a World War II veteran and son of Frederick Sho, is believed dead after the Yokohama quake. Thomas Cook and Son reports no trace of him, noting their office and staff may have been killed. Shaft left America for Japan in August, arriving days before the disaster.

Lancaster Karl Shaft Frederick Sho Thomas Cook Yoko- Nama Sho America Japan

Suspect Slain Girls Neighbors Face Blame in Millville Case

Millville New Zealand Sept 2 detectives pursue two men linked to Emma Dickson a 15 year old murdered near Bricksboro. A hub cap bearing prints and a pine board fragment are checked for fingerprints. A car owner and a close friend who used the car September 13 are questioned along with three others who claim alibis. Irma Hummel recalls seeing a man in a car with Emma, time disputed as investigators seek motive and sequence before dispatching further inquiries.

Millville N.Z Emma Dickson Bricksboro Hantred Amt Port Aleabeth Miss Dickson Ward Lore Lauder Philadelphia Iria Hummel Janma Aoimano Samuel Veech Delmont George Buuley Tuckalor BR. Wickman Manianuskin Jersey Irma Hummel Aman Dickson Mhiille Brickshore Emma Meinck Taummel Imma

Granddaughter of Benjamin Dickson Leaves for Milk Visit

According to Benjamin Dickson the girl came home from school at the regular hour, ate, dressed, and left about 6.15 saying she would fetch milk and then visit a friend. The account notes the planned sequence and location of her activities.

Benjamin Dickson

Cup Plane Wrecked During Schneider Cup Trial Flight

London Sept 25 The American Seaplane entered for the seventh Schneider cup competition fell into the sea during a trial at Portsmouth and was wrecked. The crew were rescued unharmed. Lt A Worthington Gorton of Providence piloted the craft. Gorton had set a sea plane speed record in Philadelphia on Aug 9. The Schneider Trophy race at Cowes Isle of Wight is set for Sept 28 with Britain France Italy and the United States each fielding three machines.

London Portsmouth A. Worthington Gorton Providence R. 1 Gorton Philadelphia Cowes Isle of Wight Great Britain France Italy United States

Auto mobile production totals rise in eight months

New York Sept 23 The department of commerce reported eight month totals of 2,431,608 passenger cars and 258,771 trucks. This compares with 2,330,414 passenger cars and 244,882 trucks for the entire previous year.

New York Department of Commierce

Turks Demand Withdrawal of American Torpedo Boats

Constantinople dispatch quotes Angora saying the Turkish government will press to withdraw the flotilla of American torpedo boats from the Straits. Adnan Boy, the Nationalist representative in Constantinople, is described as able to influence this initiative.

London Constantinople Straits Flotlla Constantnople Adnan Boy

Man dies after ax attack in Pottstews incident

James W. Gilbert aged about 50 died fourteen hours after being wounded by his son Charles Gilbert who fled with a newly bought ox. Charles is in police custody possibly feeble minded and may be committed to an asylum. The motive cited money demand of thirteen thousand dollars leading to the fatal assault.

Gilbert

Woman ill no longer stands after Pinkham remedy

Glens Falls New York woman recounts two months of extreme illness and inability to stand but improves after taking Lydia E Pinkham's remedy. She returns to full domestic work and sewing, credits the medicine with her recovery, and requests the free book Sexual health guide.

Glens Falls N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham George W. Burchell Glens Falls, N. Y Lydia E. Pinkha

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