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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1922

Page

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Wore Big Leaf For Vanity Sparks Feminine Mystery Talk

International News Service report by Leo T Heatley quotes W L George on women. He claims no wild women exist and women’s minds are not a mystery, arguing men fear losing status as wives evolve roles. George predicts housekeepers fade, husbands seek travel partners, and women’s careers grow outside home. He notes wives may cry while men fail to understand and dismiss women as they argue through doors.

Leo T. Heatley International News Service Star New York Mysbeca the Bank Grundy Eve Bilalow W. L. George Juanita Mr. George de Jession Betase George Lane Bo Wa Becaie Pala Wong Cavanuin

Maryland racing license plan fuels state fair support

A proposed amendment to the Durke law would impose a ten thousand dollar daily racing fee and allocate one hundred thousand dollars from race revenue to county fair associations. If enacted, the plan could boost state revenue by about two hundred thousand dollars above current totals with funds funneled to agriculture and allied industries. Associations from multiple counties joined a meeting at the Hotel Rennert to discuss the measure, while opposition in several locations warned it could harm harness tracks and fairs.

Maryland Association of Agricultural Pairs Rennert Alace Racing Commission Jucrensad Ravenna Washington County Agricultural and Mechanical Association Federick County Agriculural Society Maryland—State Fairland Agricultural Society Garratt County Agricultural Fair Association Pocombke Fair Association Carroll County Agricultural and Pair Association Harford County Fair Association, Inc Cumberland Fair Association Agricultural Society of Montgomery County Wicomsca County

House Votes $9 250 000 for Day Enforcement

The House passed the first annual supply measure drafted under the budget with a Treasury Appropriation Bill totaling about 169 million dollars. About 9.25 million is earmarked for enforcement of prohibition during the fiscal year starting July 1. The bill moves to the Senate without recommendation after limited opposition and a single amendment attempt to cut the prohibition funding.

Washington, Inc Housu Syntent Treasury Senate Representative Hill Tada

Marriage Licenses Published for Four Couples

Raymond E. Baker and Lillien R. Davie of Tilghmanton, Howard Lester Hiler and Ruth Lillian Henning of Oberlin Pennsylvania, John Lawson Busaard and Ena Virginia Frushour of Wolfenville.

Raymond E. Baker Lillien R. Davie Tilghmanton Howard Lester Hiler Ruth Lilian Henning Oberlin John Lawson Busaard Ena Virginia Frushour Wolfen- Ville

Seme Vrionds in Hour of Nees Anoloud Ad Card

An 1873 Oakland notice quotes Chas. Sebridd Ward de Wei praising Foley's Honey and Tar as a rapid remedy for a child’s dry coughing illness. The testimonial claims the product delivers emergency relief from choking and convulsions, citing its reputation and widespread availability.

Chas. Sebridd Ward de Wei Oakland Cal Gir Foley

Hagerstown Upholsterings in Auction Notice

Hagerstown Upholstering and Refinishing Co announces a sale of furniture and restoration services. The ad lists furniture types including fronttuya pianea baby carriages and birds eye maple items, with decorative mirrors and chandeliers, plus secondhand furnishings. Contact details advertise phone 172 M for viewing and estimates.

Os West Wraniin St Piatura Alina Modgrato Briens

Volstead Act Pattern for State Law

A summary of a proposed state bill mirroring the Volstead Act and the Willam Campbell amendment. It outlines enforcement by State's Attorneys, penalties for first and subsequent offenses, seizure proceeds allocated to municipalities, and provisions affecting home sanctity and holders of Federal permits. Prosecution may occur at various delivery points. legal burden on violators is noted.

George W. Crabbe League Crabbe William Campbell Wny Willig-Campbell Maryland House of Correction House of Correction Que

Egg prices drop as heavy western shipments meet weak demand

Heavy receipts from the West and slackened demand caused a fall in wholesale egg rates quoted by Baltimore commission merchants. Prices stood at 42 cents per dozen, seven cents below earlier in the week. Carload lots were received by commission men, with Baltimore prices ten days ago higher than in other eastern cities.

Baltimore Couitiss BBY Baltimore

Chicken thieves held on bond for court

In Chambersburg at a local hearing Squire Metonit du Grasncastle Jacob Gsell and Clarence Joved were bound in 88500 bail each on charges of chicken stealing. A farmer witness from nearby Jat Hagerstown testified about recent poultry thefts and sales by the defendants.

Squire Metonit du Grasncastle Jacob Gsell Clarence Joved Chambersburg Jat Hagerstown

Deaths and Funerals in Littlestown and Baltimore

John Norman Jackson aged 23 died at John Brown, Clevelandville, Friday at 2 AM after a three year illness. Survived by brother Clayton in West Virginia and sister Mrs David Harmon of Hagarstown. Funeral Sunday at Littlestown with Rev. Churchey officiating and interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs Susan Pants widow of GC Pants died in Baltimore. Remains to arrive Greencville Monday. services at Reformed Church and Cedar Hill Cemetery burial in Croencastle.

John Norman Jackson John Brown Clevelandville Ona Mrother Clayton West Virginia David Harmon Hagaratown Littlestown Churchey Susan Pants GC. C. Pants Baltimore Greengualle Morntay Maneral the Reformed Church Taterment Cedar Hil Croencastle

Hungarian carpenter kills wife after Christmas drink

Perth Amboy New Jersey January 7 a Hungarian carpenter Alex Byeles confessed to beating his wife Julia 29 after she had been drinking. He strangled her with his hands and struck her with an ax, then hid the body in a cellar and covered it with boards. Coroner Dr. Hansen attributed death to skull fractures. Byeles surrendered to police and faces New Brunswick jail.

Perth Awboy N. 5 Alex Byeles Carpenter Rvse Julia Syeles Lawilord Cleveland Edward Hansen Alec Kent New Brunswick Ujail

Waynesboro Police Force May Resign Amid Tense Local Rift

In Waynesboro a power struggle between the Burgess and Town Council unfolds as police leadership faces upheaval. A beat officer resigns, new restrictions emerge, and speculation swirls about whether any officers will remain by week’s end. The council backs the high salaried force while opponents push for change. Meanwhile the Orphan's Home approves the Community Chest, pledging support to sustain the Home’s year ahead and continue its charitable work in Washington County.

Tasboro Burgesa Werner Mer Walform Bargeas Morison W. Gillon Hardiley Counett Wayamaboro Orphan's Home Washington County Mindreda

Credentials inquiry amid window solicitors in city

Two men dressed in walforme are reported soliciting changes on an automobile in the city but have no credentials to show. Patrolmen Burger and Snyder searched last night but could not locate them. A concert will be given by the Sryer Club on February 7 at the M C G A building under the auspices of the M C G A.

Credentiaia Burger Snyder Sryer Club

Water Company Locks Horns With Borough

Waynesboro water company and town council clash over share price. Borough renews offer of 25 dollars per share. water company counter offers 988.60. No agreement reached. parties prepare for court challenge. Borough seeks 72000 more than PSC valuation. company appeals to supreme court. decision expected soon. Most stockholders favor borough terms. a few resist for higher pay.

Waynesboro Jane. Z Fao Public Service Commission Cass

Mouth Harp Music For Court House Wedding

Fimtington West Virginia January 7 Custodian Hinchman of the Court House provides informal office weddings with a mouth harp rendition of the Lohengrin wedding march. The musician, brought from his home, is popular with couples who tip him for his performance. S.A. Folenstiag of Mountain Lake Maryland attended as a hotel guest at the Hotel Bivien.

Court House Fimtington W. Va Hinchman S.A. Folenstiag Mountain Lake Bivien

Market summary shows dull open with firm tone later

The stock market opened dull but firm, with Union Oil of Delaware rising to 19 7/8 and Chicago and Northwestern weak at 60 3/4. Total sales reached 302000 shares as prices drifted, while listed farm goods and dairy prices varied, including flour around 4.78 and 8.76 per unit and eggs at 0. AB0.

Union.Oil of Delaware Chcago Northwestern Eperidlist

Park Commission and Tax Levy Records Review November 1921

Summary of municipal financial entries including Park Commission fees, bond sales, and tax levies recorded by Wm Logan, county tax collector. Notes reflect interest payments, multiple month levies, street and road maintenance costs, and public works expenses for General Street, Park Department, and Water Department through 1921. Includes hospital and library allocations and donor receipts.

Win Loran Park Lake Park Isla of Park Wm. Logan Caneral Reed Logan Jesse Mie

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