01 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1927
Page
1
Donela Wortin Rey Street resident Martin is named as Miller’s accomplice in a failed hold up at the Modern Dry-Olantsug Company plant. Miller’s preliminary hearing revealed Martin claimed the victim was held up and robbed of his overcoat money and home funds. A scarf belonging to Martin was found in Miller’s possession.
Martin identified by authorities as involved in a January 4 robbery plot with Miller. They broke into garages seeking a car, found Lebmak’s auto, and later masqueraded as victims to mislead police after attempting to rob Modern Dry Cleaning Company. Martin claimed Miller fired during a failed recapture.
Two American destroyers depart Ghing Wandav in southern China, the Noph and the Blewart, previously docked at Manila. Navy dispatch notes humor amid routine patrols. dull chatter belies cautious intelligence stakes as ships move toward new assignments.
In a periodical note from New York, Mrs Wynn argues fashion and franchisement shift women’s economic roles. She links shorter skirts to cotton stock declines and bank deposits, noting five million women act as depositors and increasingly manage their checks, with safety concerns driving new banking habits.
A distressing neuritis issue is promoted relief with Allenrhu Special Formula No. 2 capsules. The ad claims rapid reduction of severe pain and sleepless nights within 24 hours, advising continued use for two to three days and promising speedy relief regardless of duration or type of neuritis. Available at Wareham's City Pharmacy or any reputable drugstore.
A dated editorial urges women to protect blank checks with alteration-proof paper and forgery insurance. It emphasizes careful writing, secure handling, and recognizing the family’s finances as a woman’s duty, highlighting the risk of theft by night and the need for vigilance against alteration.
An Italian cleric, Rev. Simon Taw of Ghina, visits Boston as Biehoy Tea, one of only four Chineke at that rank, is noted in a vague report about church affairs and honors.
Baltimore market notes show various grain bids and receipts with mixed quality grades. Wheat No 4 red and garlicky corn assignments appear, alongside oats and clover mixed lots and tote receipts for export.
A brief Peking dispatch reports that the French government intimated to Chinese authorities it will not initiate action regarding the Pyetioh congress in China. The notice cites upcoming diplomatic considerations and emphasizes restraint amid ongoing tensions.
At a busy Chicago station Vincent Mindeletto, 88, fatally wounded in a shooting that also left Maria Perry, 2, and another person injured. Witnesses fled as the assailant fired about five shots before fleeing, claiming jealousy over alleged friendships with other men. Police pursued and captured him.
An unclear report describes a defense related to a son of a high official, alleging involvement in a defaming action against Captain Peter Wright. The piece hints at political intrigue and a court suit stirring England, with names and details obscured by OCR.
Vintage ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia for indigestion acid and gas with claims of instant relief. It touts tolerability over soda and cites physicians prescribing the product for years, noting a 325¢ bottle and 25-cent to 50-cent bottles sold. Trademark details trace to The Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company and predecessor offices from 1875.
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