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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
12
Faith Lane juggles duty and romance as her mother falls ill after a sewing clash over Cherry’s dress. George Pruitt and Bob Hathaway vie for Faith while Cherry's schemes threaten family harmony in a dramatic chapter ending with Hathaway’s quiet confession and Faith’s hopeful resolve.
Mid September near Tronwood, 43 imprisoned miners in the G Pabst Iron mine were discovered alive about half a mile underground. Rescue teams penetrated the prison, supplying food, fuel, and lamps as townsfolk sounded sirens. The men rested briefly before plans to raise them to the surface and hospital care proceeded.
William Jewett Tucker, aged 95, former president emeritus of Dartmouth College, died Wednesday evening at his Hanover home after a long illness. A prominent figure in education, Tucker had guided the college through years of growth and change.
Faith tends the ailing mother while Cherry shimmers in a party world where Bob Hathaway, Chester Hart, and Chris Wiley orbit her. A kiss sparks doubt about Cherry’s loyalties as Bob confronts a possible betrayal, Faith shields her sister, and George Pruitt’s studio plans swirl amid town gossip and strained romance.
Los Angeles report shows H C Bezelict testifying that Lorraine Wiseman Seelaff appeared coached by a Carm en cottage resident. Mrs Sielaff and Mrs McPherson co defendents face conspiracy preliminaries linked to disappearance case. Bezelict described an incident about soil turnover and a cottage car, while attorney Hahn seeks to undermine the claim of coaching and fakery. Mrs McPherson showed strain during the session and worried about her mother's endurance.
Seething town reports the shooting death of a German civilian and wounding of two others by a French Army officer. Dr Bell arrives Oct 1 to investigate. Burgomaster appeals to League of Nations for neutral arbitration and removal of foreign troops.
Plans outline a Fair exhibit and note an October 11 meeting with Mrs. Howard L. Smith as hostess. It lists Ruth Gale, Clarke Vince at General Hospital Washington, D C, with occupational therapy appointments and duties starting October 1. A classified ad in The News shows no results.
Mrs Annie Kwinski of Milwaukee writes she grew weak and could not do housework until taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Six bottles left her much better. Mrs Mattie Adams of Newton Alabama says a friend recommended it and she feels like a different woman. Thousands of women past fifty credit their health to the remedy.
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