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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1922

Page

5

Banquet Honors Security Cement Company Employees

Anatovas of appreciation to trained employees for their work during the year highlighted a banquet at the Y M C A. The Security Cement and Lime Company reported output of over 1 000 000 barrels, breaking prior records. Officials delivered addresses as music by an orchestra played. The event drew more than seventy employees and featured a five course meal and a clock face displaying monthly production.

Anatovis Bainrled Security Cevient and Lime ‘Company Ali wes. @ Jaren Security Eels Ths A. M. Tyres L. A. Gover J. A.mason Facial W. Hi. Gardner HB. F. Allerton

Attorney to Argue Motion in Reckless Driving Case

The court failed to convict near Sandy Hook as Judge Wayamalt found no law to support a guilty verdict. A magistrate was fined £50 and costs for reckless driving, while the judge criticized not consulting authorities before ruling on a grave matter. Adolphus Eure was charged but the jury disputed.

Sandy Hook Wayamalt Costa Adolphus Eure Dickens Assadlted

Greenwich Village Dope Den Raided In New York

Drug raid targets an alleged vice den in Greenwich Village as police remove five men from a dark room. An anonymous letter earlier claimed fashionable women frequented the place, with a drive for donations noted for a Christmas dinner by a local charity.

New York Greenwich Village Perote Simon Greanwich Village

Tingle's Laxo Aspirin Relieves Rheumatism

An early aspirin advertisement claims caticylic acid in aspirin calms rheumatic pain. The copy asserts blood effect and digestion aid, touting Laxo as a powerful remedy for rheumatism and fatigue with generalized claims. Strong, uncertain medical language dominates the snippet.

Tingle Palu Rhene

U S to Press Suit Against Harness Co

Washington reports the United States intends to press a federal suit against the United States Harness Company of Ransom West Virginia. Department of Justice officials say preparations are underway and will be filed soon. Col Henry T Anderson, special assistant to the Attorney General, told the House Judiciary Committee investigating impeachment.

Washington Des United States Harnessy Company of Ransom W. Va Department of Justice Henry T.’ Anderson House Junetary Dragherty

Miss Bell Dies Aged 91 In St Joseph Missouri

Obituary notices report Miss Susan Hell of St Joseph Missouri aged 91 died at her niece Mrs Graham Lacy 8912 Frederick Boulevard in St Joseph after living several decades in Hagerstown and Greencastle. She was a longtime member of First Presbyterian Church, survived by sister Mrs W X James and brother Henry Bell. Also mentioned are relatives tied to Hagerstown and Washington area. Funeral details not fully clear. The clipping also notes Laura Winders and Henry Clay Eight among obituaries with church and cemetery arrangements. The page contains other notices and local event listings.

Susan Hell St. Joseph Hagerstown Graham G. Lacy Frederick Boulevard Mra Thomas E. Tootie First Presbyterian Mise Hell St. Joséph Mra.Toatie Lacy W. X. James Si. Jozaph Henry Bell Greencastle Mus Ball JataiNgwin Bell Hagerstowe Nail Laura C. V. Winders Jor Henry Winters Mary Pottenverger Lens Winders U. B Mt. Leng William Clark Furkstown U. B.church Mt Lena Burkholder Mt. Lean Henry Clay Washington A. D. Hays Nolth Street Northwest Corine Manisen Alfrad D. Hays Ry Ben Kernett Mies Ruby C. Higln Car Bolt Higta James Joseph

Cured My Rupture Promise Advertises Free Trial

An historic ad claims a man cured his rupture after doctors failed. It touts Captain Cal ings great discovery and offers a one week free trial mailed to all ruptured individuals. Readers are urged to send a coupon with their case details and owe nothing.

Rook Collinud Truss Ba Waa Calings

Treatment Soup for Rupture Promised Free by Waook's

A brief notice claims treatment for rupture is available at no charge from Callings, Inc. in Watertown, N. Y. and urges immediate competition or use.

eeEs Soupor Callings, Inc Watertown N. 7 Age Bend

City Council Approves Sale of Light Bonds

City officials at a special meeting authorized the sale of bonds totaling 800 000 to fund a new light plant. The ordinance passed unanimously after a brief adjournment and reconvening. A petition to restrain the project was filed yesterday in Circuit Court by fourteen citizens. A letter from Dr R B Normeat offering free Health Department guidance was deferred for later consideration. A bill from D L Ratehard for auto repairs fell to the Sewerage Commission for action.

Circuit Court Yeaterday Bowmin R. B. Normeat Hagerstown D. L. Ratehard Waynesboro Westside Ave

Irregular Market Action and Mixed Stock Moves

Stocks show varied movement with California Pete at a year high around 64, Lehigh Valley up to 67 1/2, Marine Preferred at 45 1/2, and steel issues weak. U S Steel up modestly at 208 1/2, National Lead up to 124 1/2, copper down to 63 1/2, and Pan American Pete advancing about 9/16. Railroad shares show momentum amid overall unsettled early trading.

New York Nec California Pete Pond Creek Coal Lehigh Valley Marine TI. S. Steel Marina Preferred Tut Pan-American Pete Studabaker California Pete Jones

Large Attendance At Union Service

A large crowd gathered at United Evangelical Church for union service led by Rev. G. L Hider of Grace A. B. The event drew attendees from various Weet Had congregations with pastors and laymen participating. Plans to form a Community Chorus and carol arrangements around Christmas Week were discussed.

United Evangelical Church G. L Hider Grace A. B

Annual Oyster Roast on New Years Day Citywide

The Potomac Public Service Company convenes its annual oyster roast for all centers including Hagerstown Frederick and Waynesboro on New Years Day. Management and staff from top to bottom will attend. Oysters served from 7 AM to 8 PM with catering in charge of Mrs Matsack. Also turkey sales advertised by Anthony’s carload with sale starting 9 20 AM Friday and Saturday.

Turkey Anthony D. Ai Stickell West Side Ave Ud Chawaritlo Herald Ofer Potomac Public Service Company Hagerstown Frederick Waynesboro Matsack Carlosd Mitch Ady

Loving remembrances of our son Howard Ridenour

An obituary note from his parents expresses heartfelt memories of Howard Ridenour who died a year ago. It recalls his cheerful resilience through illness and his heavenly acceptance, describing him as a treasure kept in Heaven and a lonely casket on Earth.

Mworla Howard Ridenour Earth Inger

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