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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1922
Page
2
A report shows the past week detailing fines totaling 4929.50 for state vehicle infractions. Several counties face portions of the total, with Baltimore City excluded from the state total. The document notes fines imposed across multiple categories and locations.
Fire early Sunday destroyed a frame shop owned by H. Carnahan in Sharpsburg, burning eight cars including two service buses. The blaze started in the garage floor, with losses around $24,000 and some inventory saved by residents. No injuries reported. business disrupted but schedule to Sharpsburg continued.
A brief item notes how emergency readiness blends with everyday service. Dent outlines that the team provides consistent coverage and rapid response, ensuring public safety and dependable assistance during ordinary hours and crises alike.
Torraine Brown a 28 year old black man from this city drowned in Antietam Creek on a Security Sunday afternoon while swimming with friends. He waded into deeper water and sank after calling for help, witnesses recovered his body and Sheriff Kline Deputy Thurston and Justice J A Halmi investigated. No inquest was necessary and the body was released for burial. he is survived by his mother on North Johanan Street with funeral arrangements to be announced.
A fragmented caption details an improved aspirin product Fingle’s Laxo Trin claiming to ease rheumatism headaches and general pain. It touts digestion aid and toxin removal as threefold attack on pain cold and rheumatic symptoms, urging readers to ask for the laxative variant.
BUENA VISTA Pa July 3 Maryland Pharmaceutical Association adjourned after sessions since Monday The association favored bringing men of high ability into the business to cooperate with the Government on new drug laws and to support the University of Maryland and the State Board of Health Officers elected include A Lyon Havre de Grace president and others from Baltimore Cumberland and Boston The executive committee and Board of Pharmacy were named plus their members Modish skirt fashion note ends the item
Mrs. Barnyard Bowers of 411 Eat North Ave Baltimore describes years of severe indigestion and related ailments. After finishing one bottle of Tanlac she reports a restored appetite better sleep and dramatic reduction of pain and nervous symptoms. Tanlac available in Hagerstown by local druggists.
Arrested Saturday on Mann Act charges, George Edwards allegedly deserted his wife in Brooklyn for a 39 year old woman, then fled with a 19 year old Puerto Rican named Spanteh git. Detective Harry Hyman traced the pair to Weyerton and brought them before United States Commissioner Sherif Kaylor. Edwards, described as a regular lady killer with a blonde appearance, had previously deserted his wife and forgiven subsequent episodes.
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