27 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1922
Page
1
An advertisement extols Cantilever Shoes for balance and a pleasant, confident expression. It claims high heels harm health and posture, while Cantilevers provide comfort, facial positivity, and a strengthening effect, urging readers to try four pairs.
Rural school program led by Miss Nettie Maurer encourages hands on history with pictures stories dramatization and source material. Notes on avoiding excessive detail and linking past to present while teachers gather materials and prepare assignments for students.
An oddly worded advertisement urges drinking hot tea with a Sainturg Lea blend and a boiled water infusion to relieve congestion, open pores, and supposedly break a cold. It touts a cure for grip and promotes a Mamyurg Breast Tea package from a pharmacy.
Reported break in at the home of J. Forney Young on Marsh Pike ended when Sheriff Kilne and Deputy Deads arrived. The house was deserted and the would‑be robbers fled, possibly aware of the imminent police response aboard the scene. About 1,000,000 tons of cigar await the canning season though Ipome-brew has all the java.
Gulf Refining Co. makes a 150 dollar gift to the Community Chest fund, announced by Emmett W. Gans, chair of the Chest Campaign. William Gardner, manager, led the contribution after the drive closed on February 6. Other gifts and subscriptions from local supporters followed, including a generous subscription from Mr. Byers of the Western Maryland.
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