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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
2
April 23 in Waukegan HL reports a new liquor soaked tobacco concoction among workers. Police note increasing use, midnight serenades, and dogs disturbed by the odor. Chief Tyrell says the problem is solvable only by stopping the supply. effects include intoxication from inhaled fumes rather than drinking.
Instruments valued at 400 dollars were stolen from outside the Smothers and Jackson orchestra hall on North Jonathan street after a Negro dance Thursday night. The loss included two cornets, a cello, a saxophone, and many sheets of music.
Baltimore cattle and calf market notes varied quality prices listed for beef cattle calves sheep lambs and hogs with ranges for different grades followed by building permit entries for Dr Roy Watkins and Elby L Heiston detailing two story and single frame houses at specified streets and avenues. The brief also includes an unrelated motivational line about holding a job and growth.
Violet and Daisy Hilton, both 16, gain fame as Siamese twins living in San Antonio after the deaths of Moga and Joseft Blazek. They share a body at the base of the spine yet lead normal teenage lives, enjoying games, reading Oliver Twist, movies, and private tutoring.
Paris statistics report 316198 more women than men in the city. Total registered men 1,295,197 within a 2,906,478 population. Many couples marry in Paris, births rise annually, and age reporting is inconsistent. Noted old twin pairs include Bon Antonio’s Bigmesa and historical twins Eng and Chang among others.
The Downaville Wiiemsport Community Club held a meeting at Williamsport High School with good attendance. A program of readings songs and viola music entertained the attendees. President Edward Dook presided and plans for buying salt and binder twine in large quantities were discussed. The next meeting was announced.
A fragmented list shows teacher see wing word for April. Principal Room includes a long roster of students and staff such as Bowers, Vera Berekman, Neils Mellett, Mildred Middlehauf, Thelma Marshell, Eva Faylar, Ralph Shipley, and many others. Names grouped by class hint at a school report page.
A brass clock has been installed in the lobby of the YMCA as a memorial to the late Joseph P. Bingldy of Hagerstown by his family. The其 replacement and dedication details are noted in local records.
The six cylinder engine runs smoother, revs down lower, accelerates quicker, and climbs hills better than a four. A six offers stronger performance and driving ease, making it a preferable choice for many motorists compared with a four.
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