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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
3
Mr. Hellman, a real estate agent from Wes Amite, was in his car when a trolley car struck the vehicle on a street yesterday around 4 o'clock. The left wheel was damaged and Hellman was injured in the collision.
An ad copy describes Aikle's Cantilever footwear with flexible arches and full foot support. It claims the design stabilizes the walk, reduces fatigue, and adapts to each arch for comfort at every point, inviting readers to try them and learn what comfort means.
London December 15. Premier Bonar Law will seek a final permanent decision on German reparations in the House of Commons tonight. Government leaders say Britain is tired of conferences. Former Premier Lloyd George indicated he would have a statement during the reparations policy debate.
The British treasury links pound rise to improved trade position and American cotton mill payments, says no government steps were taken to bolster the pound locally. Pound touched 4.69 dollars in New York, highest since March 1919, before easing. Also notes building permits for Roy F. Snook and Joseph H. Young Sr. with brief project details.
Advert reads Sterling's Vapor-Eze as a 20 cent jar remedy from a druggist. It claims instant relief for catarrh by penetrating air passages with antiseptic vapor, reducing nasal swelling and throat irritation, and easing breathing within minutes.
Washington officials said the United States will possess about 60 percent of the world’s gold by the new year, with Treasury vaults containing around 4 billion dollars. The global gold stock stands near 8 billion dollars, and on November 4 the mint director estimated America’s supply at 3.902 billion. Since 1913, global gold reserves have risen 109 percent.
Hexerstown Camp 7358 Woodmen of America elected N. H. Reese as Consul J. A. Hines adviser W. S. King clerk W. V. Brouffer assistant clerk D. M. Baker banker J. H. Flook escort TL Bennett trustee for 3 years A. B. Green watchman Past Andrews physician Dr Boll Farchild E. M. Honteberry past consul This camp meets on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings at 1.0 F Pall.
Mrs Willan Gish of Paxtang reports Plant Juice ending years of rheumatic pain. She walked with a cane, suffered back pain across kidneys and limbs and indigestion before using Plant Juice, which she says removed all aches and pains and restored appetite. Sold at Aughimbaugh & Son and Kneisie's Pharmacy on West Washington Street.
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