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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1924

Page

2

Long Brought Back in Sensational City Case

Hlerty Long, a 22 year old African American man, was captured in a lodging house this morning and will be returned to Martinsville to face charges tied to a fatal October incident. He was the fourth of seven men to be recaptured after escaping police by tunneling from a window with aid from associates. Others involved include Strothers, Petug, Benidos Long, Max Hayes, Hugh Evins, and Walter Poole, with authorities in Detroit and Ward-Morton coordinating the arrests.

Hlerty Long Martins Smherkies Merning Long Strothers Petug Ontelde Benidos Long Max Hayes Ward- Morton Hugh Evins Walter Poole Detroit

Creomulsion Promises Relief for Colds and Coughs

An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for chronic coughs colds and throat and lung issues. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes attack germs and aid digestion while promising refunds if relief is not found after following directions.

Ferg Srugeoist Creemulaton Co Atta

Insects may be heard by new device claim

Dr Thomas of Waastlogimuse Electric Company unveils an ultra audible instrument, shown in a top photo, with a lower image of Dr Phillips Thomas. He believes the device could enable bearing insects using the invention, suggesting future sensing or interaction possibilities.

Phillips ‘Thomas Waastlogimuse Electric Company Thomas

Fairplay and Manor School Christmas Observances

Large crowds attended Christmas services at Fairplay and Manor Baptism Schoola on the evenings of the 24th and 26th with praise for the program. Manor Church held services Christmas morning with three ministers Reve Rowland Michael Walter Cofman of Huntingdon giving short talks. Numerous relatives gathered for Christmas dinners and visits across local towns including Westminster Sharpsburg Hagerstown and Smithsburg while several residents cope with illness and convalescence at home.

Fairplay Manor Bupday Schoola Manor Church Jministera Reve Rowland Michard Walter Cofman Walter Sifer Huntingdon Ecach W. W. Eaklea Homer Eakle Hagerstown Harvey Rowland Half Way C.D. Coffman Mra W Harvey Hoots Mra Daniel Thomas Eplelmans Nev Walter Thomas Westminster Jo. Jaco Thoman Center HM Mouroe Kuffer Emmert Harry Emmert Lappans W. B. Leatherman Manor John Wolf M. E. Cullen Victor Cullen State Saratorium Aire John Whittington Waalington New Hope Lizzi Speron Neo James Davis Grace Frank Davis Downsville Epent Alice Santman Alen Harry Davis Bantman Apent

Chewsville Letter Chewmili Jan 4

Fragmented local letter reads with garbled names and numbers about a butchered trade and weights. Mentions New Year's Day, a large bale or sale, and various place names such as Waynieboro. Many words are unclear or corrupted.

Chewmili Henry C. Delbert Sim Harrihurr Waynieboro

Local Notes From Danville And Hagerstown Events

Return trips and family visits bind the week in Danville Virginia and nearby. Community clubs and church services fill Sundays with WU B church offerings and a 9 20 Sunday School. Poultry display by Howard Bros at corner of Baltimore and Potomac showcases breeds for sale. A local film project plans Who’s Who in Hagers town with Lions Rotary and Kiwanis luncheon footage at Nixons Academy.

Howard Bros Baltimore Lions Rotary Kiwanis Hagerstown Nixon Academy Thropy W. E. Caiger Calger Film Company

Breaks Leg in Fall From Bicycle on Slippery Street

John Presgrave, 15, injured yesterday afternoon when his bicycle skidded on a slick street in front of the Herald-Mall building. He was transported to Washington County Hospital for treatment.

John Presgrave Herald-Matl Herald- Mall Washington County Hospital

Local Social Roundup From Cearfoss and Nearby Hubs

Cearfoss letter details visits and family gatherings across Cearfoss Hagerstown Greencastle and Elizabethtown. Families including Cunningham Long Barnhart Wisbard Carbaugh and Shindler are noted visiting hosting and moving locally during the holiday period with several residents traveling between towns.

Greencastle D. W. Cunningham Frank Long Famiy Manganaville DL Long Walnut Point Bonday Milton Long William Shindler Hagerstown Mize Gradge Cunningham Mite Mary Hyken Paul

Items of Interest From Greencastle

Greencastle notes report social visits and club plans, including Miss Mary Grove hosting bridge and Mrs. John Manitman inviting Kerrington Sewleg Club to her South Carlisle Street home. Also listing Greencastle residents in local organizations and brief community notes with a stray health advertisement for Lydia E. Pickham’s Compound.

Greencastle Mary Grove Bridge Eas Baltimore Street John Manitman Kerrington Sewleg Club South Carlisle Street Victor Council, Jr U. A.M. Nuav9 Mlb Willams James Emith Samuel Die Arthur Baughman T. J. Clary Jobn Baughman Howard Ryder Outaide Sentinel Stanley Pentz Mnaide Sentinel Jerry Lauba Straley John Hooter Miss Bello Hostetter Lydia F. Pickhasl

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