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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
3
Commissioner Baughman warns against reverting to risky driving after No-Accident Week. He emphasizes moral responsibility of motorists to protect children, urging drivers to keep cars under control and expect play on sidewalks to continue. The piece cites Caruso will and a Society report from London and New York.
A derailer was found west of the Washington street crossing on the CO Vv. TR OR line this morning for safety. Authorities urge caution and note a need for funds to cover repairs. Read today’s classified for details on borrowing money.
Turkish nationalists evacuate Angora, capital, with government offices empty as Greek forces advance. Foreign Office reports Turkish retreat continues along Sakhalin front.
Internal Neways Boston AME Li Tin hearts of candidates for the ministry of the Episcopal Church. Many sections of the country to take temporary charge of vacant churches in several parts of the country. Bishop Lawrence of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts thinks the difficulty will increase rather than diminish. Many lay readers have been employed this summer to fill the gaps in vacant parishes in this state.
Aug 11 Dallas report says a woman connected to the Ku Klux Klan warned her husband over his habit of staying out at night. She joined KK and others to draft a message, aiming to deter his wandering. The unusual incident highlights local Klan activity in Texas.
Vienna records first price drop in years with cheaper potatoes and sugar, signaling broader declines ahead. COP OFF Lieutenant Williams, on vacation, tours northern cities and plans a stop in Portland, Maine.
Mrs Wesjey Mabe of near Atarose praises Cardui Woman's Tonic as a cure for long standing weakness and female troubles. She says it built her up and helped her sleep and eat again after years of fatigue and illness. She notes her daughter also improved and urges others to try Cardui at their druggist.
In Republican circles Joseph W. Wolfinger of Smithsbire, an attorney and peach grower, is eyed as a probable House of Delegates candidate and a running mate for Grace Gerber. Wolfinger notes the peach crop failure did not influence his political plans as he wields influence in the game of politics.
Work began at Hanover on a Western Maryland Railway coal chute project to be completed around October 1. The large chute, serving nearly all trains on the division, will unload cars by electric trams and handle about 500 tons of bituminous coal.
Judge Wagaman delivered an opinion in a suit filed by Henry B Wingert and Frederick H Snyder as committees of Abraham K Snyder against Jesse C Snyder trustee of the estate. The court sustains the demander to the entire proceeding. Mia J M Young and daughter, visiting here, have returned to their home in Los Angeles.
At a special meeting the Board of Street Commissioners awarded damages and benefits to six owners of property adjoining the proposed Memorial Boulevard. The board also began preparing for the White Way lighting system on East Washington and West Franklin streets with a Philadelphia firm representative explaining the system.
Counties fined more for automobile violations than Baltimore City. Read that 156 people were fined for a total of 1965 dollars in the counties while Baltimore had 189 fines totaling 935 dollars.
Miss Maria D. Vaughan of Highland Park died in a Richmond hospital from a gunshot wound believed to be safety related. It is not known whether the shooting was accidental or intentional, and a double-barreled shotgun was found beside her.
Dr Leonhardt, a western physician, states internal hemorrhoids have a discoverable cause and prescribes Hem-Reid as a harmless internal tablet with a near unbelievable relief record. The Aughinbaugh or Knelalay Drug Stores offer it with a money back guarantee.
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