30 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1923
Page
1
FW Besley state forester will urge before Maryland tax commissioners a revised timber tax. He argues current assessments favor forest land, burdening farmers who pay yearly on land with rare timber harvests. He supports a yield tax assessed when timber is cut, basing value on production standards.
The fragment reflects a breezy 1920s style mix of culinary curiosity and urban development. It blends lines about new treats like a faux confections and ice cream wraps with commentary on South Jonathan street commerce, municipal pace, and residents urging against street repairs while praising progress and local industry.
Thieves yesterday broke into the room of John Phillips at a West Washington street boarding house and carried off a valuable revolver and 36 dollars in cash. The money and gun were found on top of clothing. a larger sum was hidden in a trunk. Sheriff Wine was notified and began an investigation.
An old advertisement text extols Beecham's Pills as pleasant and effective for soothing stomach pain and regulating bowels. It emphasizes steady relief and loyal supporters, portraying the product as a trusted remedy in regular use.
A new American Legion post is planned for Indians only, with national headquarters in Indianapolis to receive the charter. The post honors Joseph Chief at Night of the Crow tribe, who died in World War I. About 80 Crow Indians on the reservation are eligible for membership. He died at the Presidio San Francisco and was buried in the Crow National Cemetery.
One of the city's largest real estate deals closed yesterday when ED. W. Dilio and wife transferred their Main avenue plumbing business, including a large warehouse, stock, equipment, and goodwill, to Elgin Brothers Incorporated. Barnes & Co. handled the transaction amid plans to supply plumbing, roofing, spouting, and other materials from the Western Maryland route.
Bakersville January 22 report shows reorganization of the Sunday school with Charles Irven named superintendent and Grover Dorman secretary among other officers. A hosting match by Chan Hiser drew participants from Sharpsburg Uberapring and nearby areas. Several residents visited relatives, while Grandfather Boyer is ill and Frank Erelson, recently hospitalized for pneumonia, underwent surgery and is listed as improving.
The passage records a family gathering led by Mrs. David Bowers with several relatives visiting on Sunday. They arrived at G. H. Sprach er’s home and began butchering, citing humorously that “Good neighbors” caused the work to start. Mentions Mrs. Bakla’s past injury and electric treatments, Mervin Delauney’s relatives in Sharpsburg, and a garbled note about Margaret Splemnan and wheat fields failing to ripen due to cold.
Jan 16 account from Chewsville notes two butchering weights of 785 and 670 pounds with a long list of attendees. An influenza era cough remedy advertisement quotes Voley's Honey and Tar claiming quick relief for coughs related to flu, whooping cough, asthma, and bronchitis.
A state agronomist says farmers plan a bloc to unite agricultural voters across districts. They seek influence on transport, marketing, and agricultural policy, aiming to press for recognition within existing parties rather than form a new third force.
An advertisement claims baldness can be prevented and cured using a product called park au Sage or Migip baugh by Knelsley Drag Series. It offers a money back guarantee and ends with a cue that the reader is lucky on February 13th.
A fragmented OCR passage notes upcoming hearings on state matters before the start of gubernatorial and legislative campaigns this fall. It mentions the Lari oloc in the state and expected statements from officials prior to the campaign season.
Tickets for Community Players at the Macyland were delayed from Tuesday to Thursday exchange due to a mistake. The productions feature notable Hagerstown business people in reading roles and are selling rapidly as committees seek a packed house. Virginia Avenue conditions draw complaints from pedestrians and drivers alike.
A damaged OCR fragment describes the street as separable or unsafe, with criticism of the area and mentions upheaval or hazard. It reads as a public complaint about road or urban condition and its impact on residents.
An early 20th centuryAd style touts Kellogg's Bran as a remedy for constipation. It claims permanent relief with daily use and describes cooking tips and serving ideas. The copy emphasizes nutrition, flavor, and widespread availability in stores and restaurants.
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