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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1923
Page
2
iG UP FATHER announces a downtown ticket office to be set up on circus day at Rudy's store. Tickets will be sold at the same price as those charged on the grounds.
Recommendations presented to state agricultural committees seek surveys of streams to identify dam-ready sites, aiming to boost water power, enlarge the state forest reserve, improve transportation for farm products, reduce tenancy, and fund public health nurses. Plans call for a $550,000 appropriation to combat tubercular cattle on state farms.
An old classified style ad touts relief for rheumatic pains with a no-cure, pay-over-time plan. Aughinbaugh of Kneisley Drug Stores references cost and availability, urging readers to see slippers and related items at Heard's.
A Georgia father protests after the state executed George M. Baker at Lafayette for Deputy Sheriff W. Morton’s murder. Baker’s grave lies in Ryall Springs Tennessee, where his brother Ralph, then 16, serves a life sentence. The father moved to Tennessee claiming injustice in Georgia.
Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan's pursuit plane, forced to land near St. Joseph, was repaired and refueled today. He plans departure for Mitchell, New York, early tomorrow if conditions improve. A light humorous note follows about women and beauty parlors, while brown caracul fur is noted as fashionable.
Secretary Wallace approves Maryland's primary federal aid highway map planning 1035 miles total with Baltimore as hub Frederick and Hagerstown key corridors and Cumberland as a terminus. Officials say Maryland's system may be near completion, enabling future use of additional federal funds for other roads.
A large circus features hippo Ante wenag ori presented as the youngest hippo in the country. John Robinson Circus advertises a trained wild animal act with a double feature in Little Vie on Monday, July 16, highlighting the animal’s novelty and training.
ATHENS July 10 Severe Jewish deaths reported in Eastern Thrace amid clashes with Turks. The disorders are linked to Turkish regulations against foreigners entering and levying the country.
A report notes that Jewish individuals received permission from the Rogers government to exit the country under an amended author ity. The action reflects government control over emigration policies and highlights minority mobility during the period.
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