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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1921

Page

6

Mining unions face wage disputes in Upper Potomac region

Indications point to an early break between miners in the Upper Potomac field and union officials as operators push for a lower wage rate amid widespread laybys. Workers and families, spanning Maryland and Virginia counties, may shift to unorganized territory to take lower pay, while some men in George's Creek break from the union due to dire necessity. Discontent crosses Blaine West Virginia and Kitzmiller Maryland areas where mines operate at a standstill.

Aerland Upper-Potomac America Weat Virginia County Maryland Marwand Aivers Maide SW. Va Blaine W.va Kitzmiller Potomac George's Creek

Lee Ray Kills Self In Pocomoke City Home

Lee Miller Ray a manager secretary and treasurer of Brilliant Sign Manufacturing Company shot himself in the mouth with a revolver at his Second Street Extended residence in Pocomoke City. The act occurred this afternoon and was witnessed only by the Black butler who was in the house. The death was instantaneous and the incident was reported as a self inflicted fatality. The article also notes early missionary arrival in Japan in 1884 and references Xmas Tree Ornaments by R D McKER.

Fireas Butler Pocomoke City Pokomoke City Lee Miller Ray Brilliant Sign Manufacturing Company Second Street

Earle's Hypo-Cod Tonic Restores Vitality Says Mrs Goodall

In a testimonial from Mrs. A. L. Goodall of Washington DC, her husband recovered from a night cough and poor appetite after using Earle's Hypo-Cod. She claims the tonic revived his strength, steadied nerves, and improved sleep and meals. The ad urges men to try the product, noting it aids digestion and blood enrichment and is sold by druggists locally.

Earle A. L. Goodall 10Th St. S. W Washington, D. C

City to Acquire Ground for Motors and Mounted Officers

Chester Pa December 2 At Mayor Ramsey request the Council voted to purchase a site for city automobile storage and mounted police stables. The property extends 308 feet west from Secord Street Bridge along Chester Creek 101 feet and houses on site. The ordinance sets purchase price at 36000 dollars with plans for modern stables garages and storage houses.

Chester Ramsey Secord Street Chester Creek

Inn bought that became famous for Lee’s Spotsylvania

Fredericksburg December 2 The historic Spottswood Inn at Spotsylvania Court House ten miles from this city has been purchased by Mrs Willle Rhoades Waller of that county from Frederick W Coleman of this city. The colonial inn is a Spotsylvania landmark and was closed by Gen Robert E Lee as headquarters during the Battle of Spotsylvania Court House and Bloody Angle.

Lee Fredericksburg Spottswood Spotsylvania Court House Wille Rhoades Waller Frederick W. Coleman Spotsylvania County Robert E. Lee

Easy Way to Gain Flesh and Strength for Thin People

A vintage advertisement touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a fast method to convert food into solid flesh and muscle. It promises weight gains of five to ten pounds in a month, with a money back guarantee from Central Drug Store Homer W. Eakle and Rudy's Pharmacy to readers. Evocative note ends with a stray word elocipedes.

Homer W. Eakle Rudy’s Pharmacy Avans

Standard Motor Gasoline Promises Economy and Efficiency

In a persuasive note to traveling salesmen, the piece extols Standard Motor Gasoline for quick starts in cold engines, complete combustion, and protection of lubricants. It claims lean mixtures yield high mileage and credits extensive testing and refined production for its balanced performance.

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R. J. Bumpass W. Washington St Lee Ray Self Japan R. D. McKer Lee John J. Lawler Union Stock Yards Exchange Chicago Illinois United States Hin New York Chpictmas Potomac St Hagerstown, Md Standard Oil Company New Jersey
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