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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
5
An ad promotes Cantilever Shoes claiming they keep the foot in a natural position, reducing fatigue and improving stance. It emphasizes arch design, supportive shank, natural sideline, comfortable toe, and a low heel for all-day wear, appealing to women seeking style and comfort.
Claude M Bennett, president of the Congressional Information Bureau, warned Kiwanis members that mob rule threatens the United States. He cited Ku Klux Klan outrages in the South and other incidents to support his claim. Local clubs planned a baseball game and a parade to the armory, where James Schuster won a coal prize donated by James J Little.
The Home Insurance Company, with a branch in this city led by A A Bebhuller, has bought the old Bona Parte building in Balticore. A half million dollar ten-story structure will rise on the site, with banting offices on the lower floor and executive offices on the second. Building expected to be finished early in 1924. Road 15 Cleared. The State highway from Hagesi town Baltimore cleared of snow except a small strip on South Mountain.
Mrs. Alice Cartin of Goldsboro Pennsylvania testifies Plant Juice greatly improved her stomach and bowels. She says the remedy cured constipation and rheumatic pains, steadied nerves, improved sleep, and boosted her children's appetites and color. Plant Juice is sold at Aughinburgh Son's in Hagerstown and Kueisley's Pharmacy with the price noted.
William Hale Thompson, eight years Chicago mayor, announces he will not seek re election. Republican leader has long shaped city politics in a heavily Democratic era, first winning office by a landslide of 147477 votes amid a turbulent municipal career.
Fred Smith was committed to jail in default of $300 bail by Justice Hituer after a police court arraignment. He was arrested days ago by Patrolman Thurston for carrying concealed weapons and was found loitering in an alley with a revolver a wrench and a jury in his possession. State's Attorney Wollinger sought a jury trial on behalf of the state.
Judge Albert A. Doub in Cumber Tau yesterday fined several well known Qum berlana men from $300 to $200 after pleas on indictments charging operating gaming tables. The court warned a second offense would bring prison, deeming gaming tables as serious as liquor selling and noting visitors gain only brief excitement.
Lloyd Snake of Orretown Pa was seriously injured yesterday after his automobile was struck by Western Maryland locomotive 714 at Vinula four miles west of Shippensburg while attempting to hear the westbound train approach. Engineer H E Pangs commanded the engine at the time.
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