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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1921

Page

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Minbar Battle Looms In Elkton Nuptial Trade

In Elkton Cecil county a rival minister, Rev. R T Western, has set up a competing nuptial ministry next to Rev. William B Moon, long dominant in marriages here. Western rented Moon’s former pre chapel on Stockton Street and began services last week amid rising demand. The feud follows alleged pay disputes with jitney drivers and hints of a split in the Elkton community. Last year over 4600 marriages were performed in Elkton, most by Moon.

Winton R. T. Weatern Aglion & Farm Theodore Cecil County Elkton William BR. Moon Moon Stockton Street Mr. Western Gretna Green Maryland Western

Music Lifts Morale of Postal Night Force

Washington reports the Minneapolis post office tested music to boost night workers morale and energy. A phonograph played records to relax nerves and enliven spirits, improving alertness and efficiency without impacting late duties. Purdy, the local postmaster, noted no risky risks and better end-of-shift vigor. WY H Lowman from Walkersville visited the city on Sunday.

Washington Minneapolis Purdy Hays

Film Casting Buzz for 1920s Pictures and Releases

Goldwyn targets cast for Albert Payson Terhune tale Grand Larceny with Wallace Worsley directing A Ponzi letter sought a part while Benj Hampton’s A Certain Rich Man advances toward Hodkinson release Dannemora Penitentiary officials to debut A Certain Rich Man, new Vitagraph serial Breaking Through planned Smilin Through and Breaking Through in lineup Hodkinson to issue Cameron of the Royal Mounted starring Gaston Glass Irving Cummings Vivienne Osborne cast A J Bimberg production The Storm with Fr K Lincoln lead role Lloyd George reportedly in The Storm Daniels to film The Speed Ties for Realart Hoped up The Hayed Girl may be fast Irene Castle recovering from illness seeks suitable story for screen In tone and scope the industry buzz resembles early silent era casting chatter.

Hodkinson Cameron The Royal Mounted Ralph Connor Gaston Glass Irving Cummings Vivienne Osborne

Meaning of hookum and hogkum across dialects

The article surveys dialect terms hookum hogkum used in Aegioland and East Africa and notes varied meanings from official order to deception or theft. It cites Lexicon Batantro, Beery Wiklonary, Joseph Wright, and Edgeworth, with examples of feeding a man and a dog for nothing and a device used by boys in games.

East Africa Batatront Bargala Joseph “Wright Edgeworth Devonshire

Origin of John Bull name and image in British satire

Originating in John Arbuthnot’s 1722 History of John Bull, the term John Bull portrays Kingland as a jolly plain farmer with a hot temper. A drawing by Sir Francis Carruthers popularized the image, depicting John Bull with a top hat, swallowtail coat, trousers, boots, and the outlines of the British flag across his waistcoat.

John Bull John Arbuthnot Murope John Bul c Kingland Aroudnot Francis Carruthers Trowsers

Waste converted into merchantable products gains value

The article notes timber’s enhanced value as waste is converted into salable goods including alcohol tanning extracts turpentine pine oils sherforrags cure pots bags and various fabrics and imitation leather from sawn timber waste once discarded.

Sawnellis Ciruwa

Mean Trick Exposed by Drugist Allegation

A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt cites a cruel ruse by a druggist who exploited a young woman to attract customers. The remark alleges he used her to draw crowds and then manipulated her for personal gain.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Cotton Industry Study in Australia Considered

Government experts will examine the feasibility of adopting cotton cultivation in Australia. The inquiry will assess climate, water use, and market prospects to gauge potential crop viability and national impact.

Real Hisses by Post Patent For Lip Impressions

The Woglish patent describes a method to send a kiss by post using a card with a mechanism to imprint the sender s lips. The card bears a material coated with bronze or similar, pressed by the sender to leave a kiss impression. The substance to print the kiss mixes honey gum arabic and cocaineal and dries on the card.

Woglish

Memorial service set for ZR-2 victims at Westminster Abbey

London officials announce a memorial service for ZR-2 victims to be held September 7 at Westminster Abbey with attendees from the King’s representatives, the British army and navy air forces, and American forces.

London Air Ministry Westminster Abbey

Thefts? A Street Calm and Judge Folsom Rescue

A young athletic man shouts a warning as a speeding car threatens Judge Hiram Folsom and his daughter Marcia. The old man is saved by a swift dash, while bystanders note Folsom’s dignified recovery and gratitude follows. The scene unfolds at a city flat as a sealed letter comes into view.

Western Newspaper Union Judge Fulsom Fudge Molsom Hiram Folson Marcia Marcia Folsom

Banquet Encounter A Judge’s Hidden Charity Revealed

An aged judge, once a judge, faces a stirring banquet where an old friend, Percival Ward, exposes a supposed theft. The truth emerges as a servant reveals missing nut picks, leading to a noble act of charity. Ward funds a life appointment and offers love, restoring dignity and justice.

Warner Percival Ward Lear Marela Folsom National Law Uweace

Blair Bus Line Schedule Readouts From Local Route

Schedule excerpt shows Blair Bus Line routes with times around Hagerstown and nearby towns. Mentions morning departures 8.00 AM 8.20 AM and evening runs 6.00 PM 8.40 PM plus Sunday service 10 PM and 2 PM. Contains several garbled entries and price-like markers.

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Minbar WY. H. Lowman Walkersville Frederick County Goldwyn Albert Payson Terhune Wallace Worsley Ponzi Benj. B. ‘Hampton Dannemora Penitentiary Fr. K. Lincoln Wyun A. J Ebe Daniels Realart Irene Castle Hada Win Ton Gia Nevel India Staley Curt Treadwell CRON Everett True CONDO Polly Ashur Taraanferred Cliff Sterrett Ahem Unik Pansy Mae Pop Mister Sims Trat Alei BY Blosser Judge Folsom Aoung Thomson Ryerly’s Department Store Blair’s Bus Line Hagersteng
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