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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1923
Page
8
Rancher Jos Toussalot living on Sullivan creek in Montana claims a grudge against ammunition makers after a morning bear raid on his calf. He saw a large cinnamon bear at the pasture and returned home to find shells missing and another black bear in the yard as he sheltered in his house.
The note remarks that upon resuming confrontations with the brain family, bears were exceedingly rare, described as scarce as hens' teeth, highlighting a period of extreme rarity and difficulty in locating bears during the encounter.
A Washington County society lady’s clever posing boosted interest at the Maryland Theatre last night. The program featured well balanced acts led by Paul Miller in a Russian dance and Flora Riconomy taking second prize for Mellow Moon. The event also included a feature picture and a display of Bible Vacation School handiwork, with a library books update for the week ending July 18, 1923.
A daughter, mother, and grandmother testify to the strengthening and tonic effects of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Originating in 1873 from Lydia E Pinkham, it has spread widely as a standard remedy for women and is said to benefit about 88 of every 100 who try it.
In Chicago on July 20 International News Service reports Herak Tabak sought final naturalization papers. His wife delivered their fourth child. He rushed to tell the court to correct the file with the child named after the clerk to avoid delays and gain citizenship.
Havre Montana July 20 hill county officials ask the federal government for poison gas to combat grasshoppers gophers and other crop pests. Many pests died in some quarters due to their numbers but remained a menace to crops.
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