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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1923

Page

1

Registration officers set hearings in Hagerstown wards

The undersigned registrars announce hearings for re registration and reinstatement applications in Hagerstown Maryland. Officers for Ward 1 at West Washington and Walnut Streets and for Pre cinet No 1 Ward 2 at 29 Jonathan Street will attend on the second Wednesday after the first Monday in March 1923 and the 14th day of March 1928.

Ciy Hagerstown Maryland Hagera Ward No. 1 N. W West Washington and Walnut Streets Harry A. Clevidence Precinet Jonathan St. Otho M. Snyder Ward No. 2 Somer Cedar and Mownd Irvin Scrugil Ward No South Boulevard Edward I Nott Praeinet No Ward LS Im S. Patomag St Harry W. Kiotzer Praeinet No. 1 Ward No. 4 Gantavente Samuel €. Spielman Precinct No. 2 Na Offee Locust &T Joan A. Brandt Blasfilee McComas Street Clarench N. Saum Ward No. 5 North Potomac Etreet Aya Ables Fantella Howard

A Cantilever Shoes Ad Promises Comfort and Happiness

An old newspaper notice promotes Cantilever Shoes as a path to happiness for women through comfort. It includes testimonials from a nurse about living without pain, notes about low heels and broad toes, and a long list of local registration officers for precincts plus a sales pitch from exclusive agents in the city.

Washinton Lea Harvey BF Eeigien

Masked bandit robs Standard Oil substation for 27 dollars

A lone masked bandit entered the Standard Oil substation at Frederick and Mulberry streets on Saturday night at 9 o'clock. She forced 16 year old clerk George Shaefer to hand over 27 dollars and tried in vain to open the safe with a hammer. The bandit fled as father and district manager Lewis J. Shaefer arrived and police began an investigation. The suspect is described as about five feet nine inches tall and heavily built.

Standard Oil, Company Frederick and Mulberry George Shaefer Lewis J. Shaefer Young Shaefer Mr. Shaefer Shaefer

Marmola Prescription Tablets Claim Easy Fat Loss

A vintage ad promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple harmless remedy for excess fat. The tablet form is marketed as a steady, easy reduction without strenuous exercise or diets, with price details and a Detroit address for direct purchase.

Woodsward Avenue Detroit Mich

World Not As Bad As It Seems Says Day by Day

The columnist argues that despite sensational crime and divorces many trends are stable. Cites divorce shares 1887–1917 and Manhattan homicides 1900 vs 1921 to counter panic. Concludes societal upheaval is overestimated and long-term odds favor stability.

Hollywood Eve Uta Adam United States John Jones Marion Ohio Manhattan

Woman in Black Abducted After Day of Street Sightings

A tall slender woman in black appeared in Funkstown then vanished after car pursuit en route toward Boonsboro. She boarded a WV tag roadster with two men in Keedysville and was later seen in Boonsboro and Benevola, prompting a wide town search and Deputy Taylor’s involvement. Additionally, remarks by Mr. Fosdick and Mr. Anderson stirred political insinuations about Tammany, liquor interests, and intraparty leaks.

Funkstown Hsa Keedysville West Virginia Funksttown Boosaboro Taylor Benevola Boonsboro

William H Anderson Again Attacks Rosdick in Albany

William H. Anderson, state superintendent of the New York anti-Saloon League, branded as a wet conspiracy his remarks during a Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church address in Albany. He renewed his attack on Raymond B. Rosdick, Rockefeller legal representative, intimating further intrigue without detailing.

Albany N. Y William H. Anderson New York anti-Saloon League Raymond B. Rosdick Rockefellers Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church

Brooklyn Man Praises Tanlac For Restoring Health

Christopher Bramble of Brooklyn retired U S Navy chief quartermaster credits Tanlac with restoring his health after two years of stomach trouble and weight loss. He reports improved appetite digestion sleep and energy and says he now weighs more and feels like a new man. He urges doubters to try the medicine. Sold in Hagerstown by all good druggists.

Christopher Bramble Brooklyn U. S. Navy Monroe’ Bt N. Y Tanlac Mr. Bramble Hagerstown Drugaeiats

Family Trapped by Blaze Saved by Quick Spotter

Clearspring resident Arthur Suffacool spotted smoke at the Blair store early yesterday and alerted neighbors who extinguished a fire. Lewis Blair Sr and wife escaped with son Lewis Blair Jr 16 who fled upstairs to the roof in his night clothes as the stairwell filled with smoke. Damage is estimated at 100 dollars and insured.

Clearspring Lewis H. Blair Arthur Suffacool Blair Lewis Blair

Water Conversion Sums From Ocean Averages

A curious proportion states that 1 ton of Atlantic water and 79 pounds of Pacific water plus a ton evaporated yield 81 pounds of yaltai of Dead Sea water totaling 187 pounds. The claim mixes oceanic weights with an invented term, appearing as a weight conversion exercise without clear scientific basis.

Atlantic Pacific

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D. C. Aughinbaugh & Son City Registers Araakhi M. Wate Fosdick Anderson Tammany League Mr. Fosdlek Rosdick Sloan Pai Mae Ertl Pape Sherwood Bros., Inc Hagerstown, MD The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore City Aarvice
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