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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1921

Page

9

Hoover's push to reshape government commerce department

Washington reports that Herbert Hoover, new Secretary of Commerce, faces cabinet resistance as he pushes to reorganize bureaus and transfer powers from other departments. The President backs the plan but infighting and concerns over prerogatives delay progress and stir tensions in the official family.

Herbert “Hoover Jong The Com Hoover Harding Department of Commerce Iif Washington Bailiwick Commerce Department

Plant Juice testimonial cites dramatic weight gain

Jesse Patterson of Wilmington Delaware describes severe health decline including stomach issues constipation back pains nervousness and fatigue. After using Plant Juice he reports rapid digestion restored appetite better sleep and weight increase from 104 to 190 pounds. Plant Juice is sold in Hagerstown.

Jesse B. Patter Claymont Street Wilmington Del Plant Juice Patterson Hagerstown

Extension granted in Sacco and Vanzetti case

Dedham Mass December 1 Judge Webster Thayer extended to December 20 the time for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti to file a petition on trial exceptions. District Attorney Frederick G Katzman approved the motion. Postmaster exams set for January 22. Locations include D C Aughinbaugh and Son Drug Store and Kneisley’s Pharmacy.

Dedham Mass Webster Thayer Superior Court Nicola Sacco Bartolomeo Vanzetti South Braintree Frederick G. Katzman

A boss plays by a strict time rule

A witty adage notes that a boss arrives early when you are late and leaves late when you are early, illustrating a rigid approach to punctuality and control in the workplace.

MAPLEVILLE MITES TALK AND VISITOR NOTES

Rev Carpenter will give an illustrated talk to children Sunday at 2 80 P M. Fred Shifter and family visitors included Katherine and Mrs Margaret Davis from Keedysville and Samuel Shifter from Boonsboro. J W Albert and daughter Mary of Hagerstown visited Daniel Faulder and family. Harry Shulling and family, Helen, Lydia, Irvine and Harry English from Hagerstown were guests at the same home. J E Fairbney and family hosted Thanksgiving guests Ellen Rouser Waynesboro Miss Elaie Roop Union Bridge Samuel aye and family Hagerstown and Miss Vergle Fahrney Beaver Creek nearby. Hubert Lapole Waterloo Pa Guy and Fravers Smith Booneboro were

Carpenter Fred Shifter Katherine Margaret Davis Keedyaville Samuel Shifter Boonsboro Joshua Shifer J. W. Albert Mary Hagerstown Daniel Faulder Harry Shulling Helen Lydia Irvine Harry English J. EB. Faibrney Ellen Rouser Waynesboro Elaie Roop Union Bridge Samuel Aye Vergle Fahrney Beaver Creek Hubert “Lapole Waterloo Guy and Fravers Smith Booneboro

Visitors of Mrs Kendle and Family Visit Neighbors

Visitors of Mrs Charles Kendle and Ned Keagle and family visited relatives near Myeraville Moat China women on mae read nor write. Swiss electrifying boree ways to save imborting al.

Mra Charles Kendle Maturday. Co Ned Keagle Neer| Myeraville

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