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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1922

Page

2

McMullen Deliberates Candidacy Amid Democratic Tug of War

Amid a factions split within the State Democratic organization, McMullen hesitates to announce his run for the State Senate as Lewis lingers in the race. A letter to O Hi Bruce cites personal factors while inviting reflection on candidate qualifications. In other news, a heat wave touches 80 degrees, crops suffer from late rains, Mrs. Thomas Bell injures her back, and camel hair capes emerge as summer fashion at Ascot.

Patten Belarentia Trenths Cumberland Ween Hallmore McMullen Wittch Littis d Dube David’ Items Sir McMullen Hi Bruce Irman Democratic State States Committee Allegany County Thomas Hell Kesdynsville Bell Ascot England Greencastle Mollie Young Washington Grace Qlay Frederick Alice Helier East Baltimore Street Heller Julia Hostetter Mizabeth H. ’ Slagle Chippenaburg Normal School Ramnel Mingling Arco Ned Kinsel Philadelphia Richard Phreaner Philadelphia College of Pharmacy H.W. McLaughlin Myx Samuel Whitmore Graca-Trdne Stouffer Hanovey Greeneantla Martha ‘Henneberger Shady Grove Blackwood N. J Myra Nerbert Palmyra Blaine Ghatzer John Grove H. A. Grove Mary Sarah Barbara Grove York Mack Gillan Donara M. N. Gidlan

Convention Fizzled for Migratory Workers at Buffalo

The Migratory Casual and Unemployed Workers of America convention at Buffalo drew a small turnout due to a rail workers strike. Attendees included Charles Kruze Jamies Eads Howe a millionaire hobo Mrs Nuez H Newton of Oklahoma Jim Sullivan and Pat Collins with others listed in the caption.

America Buffalo Aft Charles Kruze Jamies Eads Howe Tillionaire Hobo Nuez H, Newton Oklahoma Jim, Sullivan Pat Collins

Forest fires rage in British Columbia renews fear

Fire officials report an extremely critical situation in British Columbia with 191 new fires. Nanaimo and Cowichan Lake areas appear checked though winds rise. Merville abandoned to the flames. refugees flood Courtenay as Premier Oliver vows rebuilding. Washington notes shift from bicycles to motorcycles on stamps.

British Columbia Provincialorestry Department Nanaimo Cowichan Merville Courtenay John Oliver

Postoffice to Issue Engraved Special Delivery Stamps

The Post Office Department announced that future special delivery stamps will feature engravings of messenger boys with motorcycles rather than bicycles, signaling a public recognition of progress in civilization.

Hag Postoffice

Ironized Yeast Promise Quick Health Boost

An advertisement touts Ironized Yeast as a cure for fatigue pale looks and lack of energy. It claims two tablets with each meal deliver immediate energy, youthful glow, and firmer flesh.

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