18 Feb 1926
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
1
The 1. C. S. Cloud hay secured permanent headquarters on the third floor of the Aughinbaugh Building. Classes begin next Wednesday night as the club plans its first meeting and lays out early plans for activities.
A fragmentary line suggests a claim about a produce item being ready or tasty, while the text indicates some doubt or contradiction. The readable portion mentions a person nicknamed Jly and an assertion about leaving for a be produce nuie, but the intended meaning is unclear.
Abel Wolman, chief of the sanitary area of the State Department of Health, returns from a two month tour of England, France, Holland and Germany. He finds the activated sludge process in use in Hayterstown and four other American cities, with Hagerstown, Chicago, Milwaukee, Indianapolis and Houston adopting it in Europe since 1914. The plan, pushed by city engineer Juli B. Ferguson after his nationwide review, is the most recent and combines many modern features.
A Warsaw dispatch reports the arrest of a suspect named Rutschuc dubbed Bluebeard, accused of murdering 53 people, mostly women and children, and a priest named Majewski. He allegedly confessed luring victims into the woods and killing them.
Davenport Town stockyards worker recalls a bed sprain that healed after using Sloan's Liniment. The letter claims rapid recovery and widespread testimonials praising the product’s effectiveness, describing how it pours fresh blood to the hurt area and reduces swelling.
Franklin County has been offered 40606 by the state for readmprovement if the county matches the sum. Chambersburg Trust Co. named guardian of Roth minors. Local chicken thieves report multiple thefts from several residences. 75 Pennsylvania RR tickets sold for Saturday Philadelphia excursion. Roy Stover family moved to Linden Ave. Miss Mary Cross visiting from Williamstown N J. Misses Goetz and Reymer head to New York for spring millinery show. Perkins Glass resumes railroad traveling rep. Rev. George W Platt to be installed at Grace Reformed Church Feb 15. Mrs J G Wagner hosted sister visit. You never hear of a prophet getting stoned for predicting a hard winter.
An old home recipe to darken hair is sold as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. A drug store version promises natural, even darkening in a few applications. The ad claims gray hair disappears by morning and hair becomes darker, thicker, glossy, making you look younger.
An advertisement touts Allenrby Special Formula No. 2 from Wareham's Gly Pharmacy as a cure for neuritis and nerve pains. The capsule treatment claims rapid relief within 24 hours and targets rheumatism gouty conditions and rheumatoid arthritis with a note about safety and lack of addictive dope.
A fragmentary OCR string lists a mix of digits and names such as Phony 1378 and various Phone 2050 5 entries. The legibility is poor, offering little coherent context or identifiable event, person, or organization to summarize into a clear news item.
A terse note suggests a ambitious project to establish a large chest valued at about eight million dollars for a young male audience. Details are unclear in the fragment.
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