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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1921

Page

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Leprosy Cure Exposition Promotes Chaulmoogra Oil

Dr Ernest Walker of the Hooper Research Institute touts chaulmoogra oil as a leprosy remedy and suggests possible tuberculosis benefits. He notes rapid successes in Honolulu and San Francisco cases, and outlines ongoing animal testing with hopes of a validated cure within a year.

Ernest . Walker Hooper Reeorch Institute Walker Walkae Honolulu Auld San Francisco India

Rat Attacks Man in Jersey City Report

A fragment from a newspaper page notes a rat attacking a man in Jersey City on July 17. The text references game hunters, a rate, and neighbors who slew, with scattered phrases about help wanted ads and job prospects. The OCR is garbled, preserving only disjointed names and phrases.

Jersey City N.F Jersey John Ada

Dunkard Church Restoration Bill Touted in Washington

A restoration bill for the historic Dunkard Church at Antietam Battlefield and possibly the ruined monument to General George Washington was announced after a Senate visit. Senators Moses Short, Fousesard, and Weller said they would introduce the rexification measures following their battlefield tour with Samuel H. Young.

Dunkard Antietam Tattlefield George Washington Washington Geo. Moses New Hampshi Samuel W. Shortbriat California Fousesard Louisiana C.E Weller Maryland Samuel H. Young Bu Snsboro

Many Twins At Buchanan Valley Event Across Blue Ridge

St Ignatine Jesuit mission in Buchanan Valley hosts its yearly twins festival next Saturday. The region near the Blue Ridge draws large crowds for scenery and folklore. This year gifts include Papago basket from Arizona, scarlet beads from Crecho Slovakia, and a 13 gauge shotgun from a hunter who vowed to hunt no more after a near miss last year.

St. Ignatine Buchanan Valley Blue Ridge Pennsylvanie Huchanan Valley Arizona Crecho- Slovakia

Theft and murder claim in Monongahela area update

In Clarksburg West Virginia on July 18 Johns Tudor a 3 percent employee of Monongahela Coal Company was shot through the heart at a shack near a salt station on the Monongahela Railway. Three unknown suspects fled the scene after robbing a wine plot handler and money. officers search for them as robbery motive is suspected.

Clarksburg W. Va John Tudor Nationat Monongahela Railway Monongahela County Todor Wa Monongahela Coal Company

Chosen as Most Perfect Woman Athlete

From among 2000 contestants Miss Gertrude Ariet of Philadelphia has been chosen as having the most perfect athletic form and representing the best type of female all around athlete. The award was made at the American Gymnastic Union tournament in Chicago where Miss Ariet distinguished herself by winning three events. She is a daughter of Dr and Mrs Ariet of Philadelphia and a member of the Olympic swimming team. Minx Ariet is five feet ten and a half inches tall and weighs 160 pounds.

Gertrude Ariet Philadelphia Chicago Mice Artiet Sha ix Artiet West Minx Artiet

Owen Moore Marries Miss Hathaway Perry in Greenwich

New York reports the marriage of actor Owen Moore and Miss Hathaway Perry, a leading woman in several pictures, at Greenwich Connecticut on Saturday. Moore had previously been divorced from Mary Pickford who later wed Douglas Fairbanks.

Owen Moore New York Hathryn Perry Mr. Moors Mery Pickford Douglas Fairbanks

Wall Street Expects Railroads to Start Boom Soon

Wall Street anticipates a railway revival with heavy buying of equipment and supplies. Hoover notes railroads consume 2% of materials and employ 20% of labor, signaling broad potential buying power. Freight car prices rose. repair shops reopen. meat trade shows strength amid strong consumer economy. Auto industry leads with prosperity. wholesale prices show mixed movement. economists foresee a cautious rebound as several industries adjust after recent price shifts.

Wall Street Herbert Hoover Tabor United States Hebie Wall Arrest Can Railway Association Armour & Co Bet Busineas F. W. Dodge Co Alfred Reeves National Automobile Chamber of Com Bredatreet Phun's

Diplomacy and Disarmament Conference Plans

The administration nears formal steps for a naval arms limitation conference with four great powers, inviting delegates to Washington. Critics argue France and Italy are included for prestige, while Pacific policy must be debated to ensure meaningful disarmament progress and reduce naval race tensions.

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Western Union to Restore Direct Money Transfer

Western Union Telegraph Company announced plans to resume direct money transfer service on Friday to Austria Hungary Czecho Slovakia Romania and Bulgaria. The service will supplement existing cable transfers to Great Britain France and other European nations. Remittances to Austria and the former Austrian empire areas as well as to Romania and Bulgaria will be paid in United States dollars rather than kronen.

Western Union Telegraph Company Austria Hungary Czecho-Slovakia Rumania Bulgaria Great Britain France Jumania United States

Pershing Submits Army Union Plan to Unite Forces

General Pershing proposes welding the regular army the national guard and the organized reserves into one unified force ready to meet any emergency. The policy, outlined in a letter to corps commanders, will be inaugurated immediately in respective jurisdictions.

Washington Pershing National Guard

Dr Charles A Shepala Leaves For Washington Trip

Dr Charles A Shepala of 145 Wear Washington street departed Saturday for Washington to return Tuesday.

Charles A. Shepala Washington Street Washington Tyesday

Harding and Party Cruise Chesapeake

President Harding left Washington with a party on the yacht Mayflower and spent Sunday cruising Chesapeake Bay. Naval radio reported the Mayflower’s return trip with pleasant weather prevailing during the voyage.

Washington Harding Chesapeake Bay Naval Radio

Labore n rewarded in Erle Pa for old vandalism find

Report from Erle Pa dated July 17 notes laborers on Main Creek tube uncovered seven bottles of MAUER hurled seven years ago during a large fire. Authorities read a letter today, detailing the incident and the motive behind the act.

Erle

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