06 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
1
A Hamilton area reader cites relief from back ache and kidney discomfort after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes dull pains easing and regular kidney function, praising the product from Downs Lindess Drug Store as best for kidney trouble.
Washington Pa December 6 several students said to be ring leaders at Weabington and Jefferson College will be called before President Bekter to explain the freshmen invasion of the girls dormitory last night. After a large meeting they paraded halls frightening inmates and teachers, then marched to the seminary veranda when doors were locked.
Washington dispatch reports Representatives Zihlmen of Maryland and Ft. Walton Moore of Virginia will back a study following a Federal Water Power Commission report on developing water power at Great Falls on the Potomac. The plan envisions about 40 million pounds in expenditure and dates to a February 1922 Congress submission. Cumberland: Charles Betts, 36, died after being accidentally shot by neighbor Fisher while hunting with his father near Saxton.
A. S. Mason was reelected president of the Antietam Fire Company at a meeting last night. Other officers elected for the coming year include John Devine first vice president, Paul Spaulding second vice president, C. E. Bailey secretary, Clarence Keedy treasurer, Charles M. Jacobs chief director, Reichard Mays and Lester Leiter assistant directors, Leo Krider chief pipeman, Clarence Matsovk and Max McAfee assistant pipemen, Morrie Beard and Lester Green drill master, with Clarence Keedy and Clade E. Jaruby on the standing committee.
A reader guide suggests removing chocolate stains from washable fabrics by soaking for thirty minutes in a borax and water solution. After soaking, rinse with four boils of water and wash as usual in the ordinary manner.
Lieutenant John A. MacReady plans to test a new paper charger by Dr. G A Moss to boost altitude performance of a Liberty engine. The attempt follows Sedl Lecointe’s record flight and targets improving power at high altitude, weather permitting.
A buggy was demolished after a runaway in Sharpsburg last evening when a horse bolted on Main Street near Autctan. The buggy collided with an automobile driven by R. Moller of Cofield, causing fright and damage to the vehicle and horse involved.
A New York physician advertises a weight loss method claiming loss of up to two pounds daily with no diet or exercise. Dr. D. G. N. Newman offers free trials to prove the results, asserting relief for rheumatism gout and high blood pressure. Also notes a horse accident damaging a fence near Miss Alice Mumma’s property.
It was reported today that a deal may be worked out between the New York Giants and the Cincinnati Reds allowing Eddie Roush to return to New York. John Orr, a Cincinnati stockholder, said Reds would part with Roush if they could obtain Bill Southworth and George Kelly in exchange. Ford lives in the United States.
An advertisement promises relief for coughs colds and croup with Fully Honey products. It touts additional items like Fully Kids Pulls for backache and other remedies, urging readers to send name and address for packages. The copy references common health claims and a direct response mailing offer.
Cattle receipts ending noon show about 200 head with steers selling from 6 to 9 dollars, good butcher 8 to 7.78, medium 7 to 7.55, common 3.59 to 6. Bulleheifers 4.50 to 5.50, cows 4.50 to 5 for choice and 1.25 to 4.25 for lower grades. Sheep and lambs receipts 200 head, market steady. sheep 2 to 2.25, lambs 7.50 to 14.
Baltimore on December 6 reports firstsloes off and various poultry prices. Live poultry includes chicken, old lines, weight bands from 4 to 5 pounds, Leghorns, youngsters, and young stock with varying quality grades noted.
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