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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1922

Page

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Campaign against dangerous ad sales bond and stock warnings

The Maryland Menkere Association led a wave of newspaper echoes urging caution about stock and bond ventures. Banking voices warn against trusting testimonials or self proclaimed experts, urging investments only on banker advised guidance. Reports note failures and frauds causing multi million losses, reinforcing the warning. Cress, a fast growing plant, can flower and weed within eight days of planting.

Veter Mi. Cushwa Maryland Menkere Association Haw Fond Echo Thia Cuahwa Rensselaer Gounty Standard Hoosick Falls N. Y American Sentinel Westminster Mr. Cushwi Ard New York Farmers and Merchants Nattional Bank Cambridge William A. Cahill Honsock

Prince Louis Henri de Chateroux de Bourbon Arrest Case

A man calling himself Prince Louis Henri de Chateroux de Bussigny de Bourbon was arrested by New York police on a minor complaint. He threatened to sue for 100000 dollars for false arrest. He is missing, and residents of New Britain Connecticut mock city police, claiming he is Harald Schwarm, 21, a former factory worker.

Prince Louis Henri de Chateroux de Bussigny de Bourbon New York Felae New Britain Conn Harald Schwarm

German straw vote in Bielefeld favors prohibition

In Bielefeld Germany a first straw vote on prohibition showed a strong majority for abolishing alcohol. Of 14,069 voters 12,626 supported prohibition, 416 opposed, 1,022 declined to vote, and five were unaccounted. The German prohibition movement plans similar votes nationwide. A Darmstadt committee claim notes Germany wastes 2.5 billion gold marks annually on alcohol, suggesting funds to ease reparations. A further claim says Germany’s credit abroad would rise if America demonstrated moral strength. Court House sales followed, with auctions by Joseph Murdock for Harry Newcomard’s late Joshua Harp home and nearby plots.

Bielefeld Germany United States Darmstadt America

Greencastle to get new playground in five acres

In Greencastle Pennsylvania Aug 3 a donor known as an old Greencastle boy has funded a five acre playground on the A K Carbaugh plot adjoining the Hostetter property on North Carlisle Street. A Play Grounds Association will manage upkeep with a directorate and board of managers. Once chartered, land will be transferred and playground equipment installed. Also noted are local social updates including visits of Miss Emily and Miss Josephina Lantz to Letternburg, Miss Annabelle McLaughlin ill with rheumatism, and Captain Henry Martin seriously injured near Washington, hospitalized at Walter Reed.

Greencastle Omeepet A. K. Carbaugh Groums Hostetter Car Yste St Emily Josephina Lantz G. Fred Ziegler Letternburg Baltimore Annabelle McLaughlin Baltimore St Nettie Hollar Manchester-by-the-sea Massachusetts Lester Conron Hagerstown Carrie Speck Camp Hill J. A. Keepers York Henry Martin Washington Walter Reed Hospital Martin Pitt F. Carl Dorothy Fohl Lancaster Mize Nellie Statenroth Shippensburg Annie Keefer Arco Apartments

Local families visit Spicklers and neighbors Sunday

A string of visitors and relatives from Clearspring Hancock and Keen Washington area members gathered with the Spickler and Moore families Sunday. Ford dealer deals noted as Spickler Motor Co sold a new Ford touring car and a used model to local buyers.

Kieffer Seibart Daniel Mary Seibart D. H. Spickler Victor Miller Hagerstown Lois Miller Clear Spring Mea Sarah Ash Mattia Spickler Hubert Moore Moore David Gordon Hancock Mary Helser Clearspring Clyde Groove W. J. Herbert Glear- Spring Christien Ebersole Guy Pearl Whersole Roy Ebersole Charlton Frances B. Herbert G. W. Herbert Downsville Pike Spickler Motor Co Amos Gearhart Wilpon’s Dan Martin Shady Bower Harry Snyder J.C. Miller Wilsons John Trumpower Solomon Helser Jamon Hull Paul Hull

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