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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
8
The piece reports Noel Binghamton, an astrologer, predicting a strong year ahead with government progress, rising real estate activity, finance, and building. It foresees better employment, increased business, and planetary influence shaping politics, economy, and society. The forecast highlights Saturn’s cold but influential planetary effects through the year.
The year will bring thrift and steady progress with greater achievements in industry and wages. Weather will be poor early, with cool summers and heavy local rains. crops may suffer in many areas. Stock markets show cautious activity with no strong swings. speculation remains uncertain amidst a cautious financial climate.
The Waitarian Church in Sereleey Romania presented a gold fabric believed 259 years old to King's Chapel in Boston. Rev Harold B Spalaht, a regulator of that church, delivered the artifact during a local ceremony, highlighting its long history and religious significance.
In Harrisburg a fireman named Paul Millar enjoyed a curious breakfast of twenty five pickled cups with candwich and cotton cup, eaten aboard a boat with a Companion firemat. He disposed of the eggs easily and later attended a firemen’s banquet without incident.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Horst hosted a Christmas Day dinner with children grandchildren and relatives including Abram Martin Harvey Horst Roy Horst Joseph Eshleman George Eshleman Mrs Amos Shank and Mrs Lewis Snyder and sons. Elizabeth Hargolo from Chambersburg visited her mother Mrs Amos Shank and family during the day.
Local residents in Greencastle Pa exchanged Christmas Day greetings and visited relatives in a daytime pattern. Among those noted were Weber, Meneot Morganstern, the Martins family of Broadford, and Mary Mathin ard. Daughters and grandchildren joined gatherings with Mr and Mrs Hbersole, Mrs Rebecca Martin, Miss Anna Hoover, and others. Many families, including the Martins and Bronk, spent holiday time with relatives, while younger members like Henry Weber and Irvin Bronk enjoyed a school break.
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