Lincoln's Fame Pastor Highlights Lincoln Theme
Rev. HR Bayley of St Pauls N.E. Church delivered a forceful sermon on Abraham Lincoln. He praised Lincoln as a democracy of the heart, noted his trust in the people and unity focus, stressed the Constitution, religion and prayer, and recalled the Gettysburg vow and divine providence guiding the Union.
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HR. Bayley
St Paul's N.E
Abraham Taycoln
Thume
Tdnrumn
Bayley
Cirefly
Lincoln
Dimeelf
Ubal
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Nore Union
A. Atudent
General Bicktes
Gettysburg
Trederlexsburg
Chasee| Jorayilie
Chris
Nené
Goa
Sulphur Clears a Pimply Skin
A garbled note describes using sulphur to treat pimples. It mentions applying a paste to the skin and drying effects, with unclear references to locations or brand names. The text is highly distorted and some phrases resemble medical guidance, but specifics are unreadable.
Urges Truck Drivers To Take Off Chains
Maryland road officials urge truck drivers to remove chains on main roads to prevent surface wear. John N. Mackall, chairman of the State Heads Commission, notes chains cause damage when left on after slick portions melt. One damaged axle was reported on the Frederick road Way and Catonsville route.
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Fin Country
Maryland
John N. Mackall
State Heads Commission
Onions Found to Kill Scent of Home Brew
In Bellaire police raided a home, seizing equipment after a mash was found to contain onions and sugar. Reports say the onions would mask the odor of alcohol, preventing detection of the home brew. The incident highlights enforcement action as authorities publicize the case.
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Ery International
Newt Bellaire
Élect
Heey
Coal Consumers Warred Over Price Raise Threat
An anthracite operators committee spokesman warned that a proposed wage increase for miners could push coal prices up by about 78.4 cents per ton in labor costs and roughly 1.40 dollars per ton for domestic sizes, forcing higher consumer prices if miners gain a $1 a day raise and 2 percent contract wage rise.
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Wilkes-Barre
Learoyd
New York
Youth Hit by Auto and Badly Hurt in Tun-1 Cock
Levies and Yorrold announce the serious condition of a youth from Hancock after a 4WI motorcycle struck him on Tun-1 cock main street Saturday afternoon. Eyewitnesses say the youth rode on a wagon rear and jumped, the front of the Virginia auto struck his hand causing brain concussion and multiple wounds. He remains injured in hospital as others advise care with glass and bathing precautions.
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Levies
Ann
Jousa Dich
Hancock
Witomohila
Lo Ywrsone
Bis Oon
Bootlegging plea leads to $100 fine in Franklin County Court
James Saylor of Weat Washington Street pled guilty to bootlegging in Franklin County Circuit Court. Judge Gillan fined him $100 and costs after sheriff deputies arrested him months earlier with a car holding whisky. Testimony said Saylor and a companion visited Shippensburg and went on a spree attempting to sell whisky.
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James Saylor
Washington Street
Gillan
Franklin County
Chambersburg
Baylor
Sherif Mayer
Saylor
Shippensburg
Western Maryland Railways Record Profit Decline 1921
Western Maryland Railway posted strong fixed charges coverage after Government control ended, with 1921 operating revenue up over 4 thousand and transportation costs cut from 44.85 to 36.64 percent. The railroad, coal dominated, dumped more on Port Covington pier than rivals and achieved major expense reductions since 1920.
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United States
Western
Maryland
Port Covington
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Hull Bus Line Disrupted54 Williamsport Martensburg Route
Snow damaged roads halt BE V Hull auto-bus service between Williamsport and Martinsburg causing protests from the Hagerstown and Frederick Street Railway Co. The Maryland Public Service Commission delayed a permit two weeks, suspending Martinsburg to Williamsport service until February 17. Hull intends to seek remedies before higher authorities if needed.
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BE V Hull
Williams ‘Port
Martenburg
Martinsburg
Winchester
Hagerstown
Town Without Fuel Struggles As Coal And Wood Run Short
Williamsburg Virginia February thirteenth reports show acute fuel shortage as residents and farmers cannot obtain coal or wood due to heavy snow and bad roads. The Williamburg Light and Power Company has only a small coal supply on hand leaving homes using wood and risking further hardship.
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Hameburg
Williamsburg
Willowsburg Light and Power Company
All Became Three Dollars Poorer in January
Treasury alienation data shows every person in the country was $3 poorer at month end than at the start. Per capita circulation fell from $6.04 on January 1 to $19.96 on February 1, with a total circulation of $0,947,953,599 and population near 109 million. The item also contains an unrelated advertisement for Wreath's Sage and Sulphur Compound claiming to restore dark hair.
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Washington
Treasury
Auto Hits Pole Injuring George Line Near Keedysville
George S. Ling, driving near Keedysville on a Saturday night, left the road and crashed into a telephone pole. The vehicle was torn and pushed down a steep bank as onlookers reported Ling sustained injuries and the car suffered extensive damage while traveling from Starpsbore toward Boonsboro.
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George S. Ling
Keelysville
Jerdysville
Mr. Line
Starpsbore
Boonsboro
Keedysville
Greencastle News Highlights Local Events
Greencastle Pa February 23 senior class of Greencastle High School will present the farce The Way It Was directed by Prof B S Whitoro at Gem Theatre February 22 and 23. Various births are announced including a daughter born February 4 to Mr and Mrs Victor C Martin and a daughter February 7 to Mr and Mrs Roy Heckensmith. Local residents return from trips, notaries are appointed, and hospital operations are reported with recovery underway.
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Greencastle
Greencastle Igh School
Cedewe Town
Gem Theatre
Whitoro
Victor C. Martin
Line Dell Avenues
Mra
Roy Heckensmith
Hae
Rerstown
Meckensmith
Ruth Garner
Cackey Haw
Ballhrove
John Crunkleton
Laura Mullen
Ghambershire
Myre
Anna Snyder
Mia Marion Nell Steelton
Mise Heith Patten
CG. N. Binkley
Middlebure
Antrig
Torey Snyder
Mary Barnhart
Philadelphia
Raymond Th Grave
South Carlisle Street
Ukeargerstown Hospital
Ier
Mrx
Samuel Viamling
Arco
Misaex Margaret Goetz
Isahat Roymer
Beott Kestel
Hagerstown
Keatel
Edna Stine
la Greancastle
Dallas Center
Iowa
Kensington Sewing Circle
Leslie Kaufhing
Kaufman's
Samuel Dowman
Hig Nome
South Carlisle
Verdict Reverses Replevin Suit Over Motor Sales Property
The Maxwell Motor Sales Corp sued Oak HSI Auto in a replevin case filed in November. The court ruled in favor of the defendant, ordering the return of property valued at 13 600 dollars and awarding damages. Lyons Stevens was injured wrestling at McCoy's Ferry and taken to Washington County Hospital with serious head swelling.
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Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation
Oak Hsi Auto Company
Lyons Stevens
McCoy's Ferry
Af Morricon
Washington County
Lincoln Memorial Banquet Tonight Honors War President
A Lincoln Day tribute unfolds at the Lincoln Memorial Dinner hosted by the M C A with 6 men and women in attendance. U S Senator Samuel M. Shortridge will deliver the principal address, joined by Attorney General Alex Armstrong and Republican Central Committee members. A reception precedes the banquet, with music from an orchestra led by A O Keedy and program numbers orchestrated by Pres. Ioderiex.
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Paia
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Menorlad
Witch of Lincoln
Samuel NM. Shortridge
Unitel States
California
Alex. Armstrong
Republican Sintec Central Committee
Tobby
J.rant Ridenour
A O
Keedy Wil Taraish Wowale
Food costs fall in Baltimore by four per cent
Federal report shows overall monthly decline in retail prices across 27 major cities. Baltimore leads with a 4 percent drop from December 18 to January 16, though prices remain 48 percent above 1913 averages. Other cities report varying declines, with Salt Lake City and Savannah at 9 percent and New Orleans at 2 percent. Total yearly prices to January 16 show Baltimore down 18 percent, Norfolk 22 percent, Washington 16 percent.
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Warhington
Baltimore
Inuren'y
Salt Lake City
Suvannah
New Orleans
Washington
Norfolk
Rheumatism Cure Offered by Anghin Vaugh Drug Stores
A claim promises relief from rheumatic suffering with a money back refund if not convinced. The notice mentions Anghin Vaugh or Kvelslay Drug Stores as the sellers offering the remedy today.
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Anghin- Vaugh
Kvelslay Drug Stores
California Syrup of Figs Adverts for Children
An old time advertisement promoting California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for constipation in children. It claims quick relief within hours, notes it is safe for babies and older children, and urges mothers to use the product with dosing directions and retailer guidance.
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California
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Mack
Mabel Normand Snaye
Mackall
Roads Commission
Hunger Striker
Loretta Schreiner
Wyoming
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Neb
LaRoss
LaVisa
Mra Schreiner
West MD
Bucks Hull Bus
W’msport
Ara Walt
Wryath
George Line
Automobile
Marquis Okuma
Japan
Tokyo
Eve
Hibiya Park
Hall
Jos
M. Fendley
Income Tax Department
Fift National Bank
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