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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1923
Page
2
Washington reports American currency abroad ranges from two half billion to three quarters of a billion dollars. Much wealth sits in safes and vaults awaiting favorable times for conversion or investment. An intensive study aims to determine the exact extent of money exported annually and held overseas.
A dated testimonial claims San Cura Ointment cures piles and skin ailments with money-back promise. The ad touts Ban Cura Soap for pimples and blackheads, claiming fast healing for burns and eczema and urges readers to buy from druggists.
The Department of Commerce along with the Bureau of the Treasury and other financial and statistical departments have launched a study on grants tumblances and overseas spending by tourists to assess economic impact and trends.
Work on rebuilding South Potomac Street resumed after a more than week layoff. Flannigan and Sons of Baltimore, contracted by Bester and Tony, laid 56 yards of asphalt from the railway tracks to the curb in 1 hour 12 minutes and expect to finish soon. City officials called the work satisfactory after inspection.
Frank I Cobb longtime editor of the New York World died at his home after a long illness He had been unable to carry on duties since last spring Cobb was considered among the strongest writers in the New York press since Horace Greeley and directed the paper's editorial page for almost two decades
Baltimore stock market notes cattle receipts today reach 300 head with steady prices. Steers expensive from 7.49 to 8.25, heifers 6.75 to 7.25, cows 3.40 to 6.25, bulls 3.75 to 5.23, common near 2.50 to 5.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 25 head with sheep 2.00 to 6.25 and lambs 7.00 to 27.50.
Baltimore market reports show eggs steady with losses in some grades and higher small lots. Live poultry prices hold firm with demand strong. Chickens for various weight classes range from 17 to 24 cents per pound, with specific rates for old hens, roosters, and Leghorns reflected in the day’s quotes.
The Antietam area lists Christmas services and programs at numerous churches including St Mark's Lutheran in Washington Square, Mission Chapel, East Washington and Mulberry Brethren, Presbyterian Church on Prospect, Trinity Lutheran North Potomac, St John's Evangelical Lutheran South Potomac, First Brethren on Antietam Mulberry, First Christian South Totomac, Union Chapel Coppert Street, St Pauls United Brethren Franklin Locust, Antietam Street UBC, St Pauls MBE Church North Potomac, Calvary Baptist Potomac Fairground, and others with morning and evening services, cantatas, pageants, Sunday schools, and Christmas morning observances noted.
The town churches announce their Christmas and Sunday schedules with Marching choirs and pageants. First Baptist Church Irwin, Grace WU B, Zion Lutheran, Christ Reformed, St. Paul Evangelical, Eureka Baptist and others list morning services around 10 or 11, evening services, Sunday schools, and special Christmas programs featuring choirs, organists, and youth participants.
Washington Square church notes Sunday school at 9:45 with class leader N. Vaines, morning service at 11:60, evening service at 7:30, preaching highlights as building progresses and services moved to Western Enterprise Fire Hall. Trinity Chapel Liberty Street lists Sunday service 3:30, Endeavor 3:18, evening 8:00. Howard Street Church notes Sunday school 12:90, Epworth League, evening 6:30, and Christmas event paraphrase. St Paul’s Along Western Pike lists Sunday school 5:25, Christian Endeavor 6:15, evening 7:00, with Christmas entertainment planned.
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