25 Apr 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
1
A damaged wartime style court record shows a clerk reading a petition as Anna Hoovey faces Ames District Court. The judge scolds a flapper as she describes young women and mentions drinking. The scene highlights early 20th century policing and social mores with tense, fragmented dialogue.
Joseph McDonough of Carbondale says doctors misread his heart condition and that excess stomach gas caused pains spreading from intestines to the heart. After two years of remedies he credits Reese Formula R-11, praising relief and urging others to try it via local druggists and stores.
Health inspectors Dr. M. Alexander and Miss Elisabeth Bell continue school medical exams at Cleveland Avenue, with a May end completion and a new schedule to follow. Ridge Avenue School prepares for a Victrola fund and a parent teachers meeting led by Mrs. Elias Harbaugh. Dr. Alexander and Dr. Norment address health in schools while children showcase health posters. Second grade at Winter Street School to form a health association next Friday with Dr. Alexander speaking. first cycle association to meet next week.
A chaotic court scene mocks a young woman told to attend Sunday school for one month and supply a Bible clause and baptismal certificate. The judge cuts short discussions as another case proceeds. An ad for Parisian Sage promises relief for itchy scalps with a money back guarantee.
A boycott targets Colman Walter store in Thomas as guards from the Western Maryland Railway arrive from Fairfax camp. Over 100 striking miners and railroad workers protest by pressuring clerks and urging customers to stop buying there. No violence occurs as guards depart after the demand is refused.
Thomas Cunningham of Clearspring was found guilty of reckless driving before Justice Helm in the Police Court yesterday and fined 1 cent plus costs. Cunningham, via attorney S M Wolfinger, filed an appeal. The incident arose from a Western pike collision near Huyetts Crossroad Friday evening with a car driven by J T Shank. Deputy Thurston investigated.
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