02 Feb 1926
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1926
Page
1
Hagerstown police join search for Mrs. William Nutter believed to possess over $600 in dowels stolen from John Talifero’s Harriconburg Virginia store when two bands of men robbed it early Sunday. She vanished from her Virginia home soon after the robbery was found.
Police guard trains arriving at the city from Virginia but have yet to find any trace of miles or missing items. Residents report vigilance as authorities review potential security concerns amid limited information.
The British government will award a medal to Captain George Fried of the American steamer President Roosevelt for rescuing the crew of the British steamer Uliline, following a dramatic maritime incident near London on Christmas Eve.
The ad promotes a daily drink of water with Jad Salts to cleanse the stomach and eliminate poisons. It claims quick relief after breakfast, improved mood, and renewed energy. It promises harmless benefits for stomach, kidneys, and bowels and urges clipping a coupon to buy.
Community marks 25 years of Mary L Titcomb leading the Washington County Free Library with a public reception at the library and a luncheon hosted by staff. Speakers praise her energy and devotion, noting the library’s front rank status and international reputation. Gifts include money, a silver pitcher, and a fern stand, presented by Major Byron and others from the board, staff, and county.
Wayne D B Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti Saloon League, will address Hagerstown likely on February 21 after the Ministerial Association meeting at the YMCA endorsed the plan. The group plans further action to bring Wheeler to speak.
A Molier Motor Car Company shipment of fifty taxicabs to American Taxi Cab Company of Pittsburgh is described as the first of a consignment. Two cabs left on Saturday and the balance today. Fred Aufhammer of the taxicab company was in Hagerstown. local output runs 20 to 26 cabs daily with future large consignments planned. Deed of trust filed by Ray R Miles of Miles and Company women’s wear store on West Franklin Street for creditors. Dias B Hartle and S M Wolfinger as trustees.
For fifty years genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia has been prescribed by physicians. It comes three times as much as a saturated solution of bicarbonate, aiding digestion and relief in stomach ailments.
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