10 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1923
Page
1
The report notes tenant J H Strong aboard the seaplane Nina of the Aero Marine Rathways Ane. The body will be sent from there to the home of Roth's paresis at Cedar Rapide.
International News Service reports Lieutenant Null remains lost after balloon crash on a lake. A second fatality is Lieutenant J. J. Roth mant. A car collision injures Mrs Sarth Kinney. Milton Houck of Northampton faces arrest for alleged hit and run after striking her street crossing injury.
Hagerstown faces a dry spell as Superintendent Albert Heard of the City Water Company warns that Antietam Creek must supply water by tomorrow. Mountain water reserves are nearly exhausted, and the town may switch to Antietam water earlier than last year. An engineer will survey the proposed site for a new plant to divert Potomac River water at Williamsport in coming days.
Miss Irene Smith says construction will begin soon on the Women’s Club property on South Prospect street. The old back building was torn down except the north wall to be used in the new addition, following a directors meeting.
Washington County Hospital's June monthly report, compiled by Superintendent Miss Haima M. Glover, records 112 surgical operations averaging nearly four daily. The month saw 27 accidents treated, 16 births, 648 lab tests, and 110 X-ray patients. Of 189 discharged, 62 were well, 78 improved, 3 unimproved, and 2 diagnosed only. Four died, two within 24 hours of admission. Also mentions flat purse crafts from tapestry and needlepoint.
Authorities search for Trobert Johnson in Weverton after he allegedly entered his father in law Justice Younkins home and attacked his wife and daughter when custody of children was refused. Neighbors note separation and that wife stays with her parents.
A mother-in-law reports a confrontation ending with a choke hold and a person leaving the home with a child. Mrs. Johnson pursued but abandoned the child after a brief chase, leaving authorities to investigate the incident and locate the youngster.
Early Jaiy phoned the raspberry gem at its peak with less than a week left in the season Browers of the fruit in the Southern section of Washington county are reaping a large black and red raspberry harvest from the season’s largest crop to date.
In a distant compendium the berry trade shows shipments from Pittsburgh to Keedyrville. Prices per bushel ranged from 8.50 to 7.50 dollars as freight continues from the thin section. Prune whip frure whip is noted in the context of prune processing.
A puzzling report notes a dish described as a "delicious dessert" made from pulp of ceg and ae gar, sparking debate over its preparation and affordability. Authorities emphasize safety and quality as cooks weigh cost and technique.
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