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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1921
Page
5
Police say the two hour parking limit is hard to enforce as motorists repeatedly move cars just before the limit ends. The loophole allows a car owner to drive away and return to the same spot, effectively resetting the clock and keeping the space continuously used. Officers report being asked many questions and acknowledge practical evasion persists under the ordinance.
More than 190 thoroughbreds are assembled for the opening of a five day running meet in the city starting next Tuesday. Racing runs daily through September 3 with seven events each day. Horses arrived from Phoenixville and include famous names tied to local sportsmen and patrons.
Fragments report two deaths in county area. A Creager son of John and two Kreager of Buena Vista died Monday night at county bene Chambersburg aged years. Survived by nine Seehideen Jannis Don and two brothers Chering and Hs home lot J Peidt Clearspring. Font appears garbled with missing dates and full names.
The Knights of Columbus of Maryland plan a reunion in Pen-Mar with Williams, Allman, and Dr Frank J Powers as organizers. Representative Patrick Henry Kelly of Michigan will speak along with other Baltimore and state officers. Mayor Broening and Governor Ritchie are invited. Special train service on Waslere Maryland Railway will run for members and families.
Mr Curay Stour of Route 3 Smithsburg Maryland reports severe constipation kidney trouble and back and stomach pain. After taking four bottles of Dreco he says he sleeps better than at sixteen his bowels move regularly and his back pain is gone. Dreco made from roots herbs and berries purports to purify blood and relieve rheumatic symptoms. Available at local drug stores in Hagerstown.
Hedley Weets and Dusty man representing Grace UW face Sunda Bohool and Merritt Campbell with John G. Bike of St. John's Lutheran on Rowlette course in the Sunday School Tennis Championship doubles series. Campbell and Bikla remain contenders for the singles title as Wands and Miller fell in singles. Crowds have shown strong interest in amateur athletics at past events. A silver loving cup will be awarded to the Sunday School champions until next season.
A Ford found wrecked along the Sharpsburg pike yesterday morning was later identified as the property of Charles Jackson of Wharlea Town West Virginia. No injuries reported. The vehicle left the road and was badly damaged.
The Spanish American Veterans hold a monthly meeting at G A R Hall market house at o o clock this evening. All comrades are urged to attend.
Wednesday evening August 4 1921 at Sowers Restaurant 68 Washington St Bell Grade U B will picnic at Braddock Heights Thursday August 28 Everybody welcome Tickets at Rev Riders or 62 Westalds Ave Bedo
Former Secretary M Madoo outlines the rail loan debate amid claims of added investment liability and tax burden. He argues policy matters, not legal obligation, with Treasury lending risk and potential taxpayer costs, urging clear accounting and public understanding.
All Red Men going to Plenic st Mor tingburg August 25th will meet at the C. C. F. Hall at 8 o'clock p m Wednesday August 34th 883 24
A Morgan County educator, former superintendent Guy Yeamow, 11 of Berkeley Springs W V, was critically injured by a portable circular saw in a sawmill accident. He lay at Western Maryland Hospital in critical condition with facial injuries and a left eye laceration. Reports say a broken or slipped belt or wheel caused the machine to strike him.
The Cottcord All Stars defeated Western Maryland by a narrow margin as Zlogier's pitching shone. Grove delivered solid work in short fielding, with Misher and Tolvert forming the WM battery. The report notes the night’s key plays and the teams’ contrasting efforts.
Public notice states that all bills credited to Ba ward W Walker will be promptly adjusted by R A Walker in Frederick Maryland before September date. The fragmentary notice emphasizes timely settlement of account actions.
Fragmented OCR list shows fluctuating prices for commodities such as potatoes butter corn meal and meat products with garbled terms. It includes figures like New Potatoes 3 dollars butter 86 to 40 and various corn meal and ham quotes, ending with a garbled question about a gardener and a telephone reference.
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