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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1922

Page

7

Rain and Air in a Weather Theory

Washington reports a public statement from the British Institute explaining that rain dries air while evaporation raises water vapor. Dr W J Humphreys discusses how constant evaporation gathers moisture, balancing warming sunshine with precipitation as the atmosphere grows lighter and the air dries.

Washington W. J. Humpbroeys Anna

Farm Bureau Drive Receives Big Boonsboro Meeting Support

Clarence Henry and R C Pollack led a Washington County Farm Bureau membership drive at Bovtabera Community Club in Boonsboro hosted by J A Wilson. BP Cahill EH Bester spoke as drivers were appointed to use time and cars for a one day outreach. Solicitors D H Staley John Flock and J A Wilson begin countywide visits after Thursday instruction in Hagerstown.

Clarence Henry American Farm Bureau Federation Washington County Bovtabera Community Club J.A. Wilson Boonaboro BP. Cahill EH. Bester Drivera Charles Barna Hubert Huffer Clyde Thomas Lemuel Tate Hickard Renner John Homman Federation Bureau D. H. Staley John Flock J. A. Wilson Hagerstown

Man Postpones His Funeral Delivers Cure Claim

An 86 year old man says after two years of stomach and liver trouble he nearly arranged his funeral but credits Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy with a complete cure after three doses. The ad touts that the harmless preparation cleanses the intestinal tract and reduces catarrhal mucus, claims to cure various ailments and guarantees money back.

Torsila Aughinbaugh & Son Rowland Trowbridge George Fitzsmathcs

Tilghmanton Letter: Heat and Harvest News

Farmers report a heat wave easing with evening showers bringing relief while corn looks promising in Tilghmanton. Thrashing rushes along with mixed yields and notes on school board clerk Eyler. A festival planned at the school house on July 22 to raise funds. Correspondent Mrs. Watts visits Scrable relatives. Fire destroys Jack Shipley’s barn near Wooburn. neighbors failed to save the stack and nearby buildings. Dakersville youths plan a festival on September 2.

Hen. Eyler Board of Education Eyler Hyler Cakon Andrew Watts Scrable W. Yva Jack Shipley Wooburn Shipley Bidna Krow Dakersville

Wide Open Town at Colonial Theatre Stars Conway Tearle

Conway Tearle appears in A Wide Open Town at the Colonial Theatre for two days starting today. The photoplay blends adversity and refinement in a young man’s rise in an ordinary community, with Tearle delivering a standout performance. Directed by Ralph Ince, the film offers strong acting and a detective storyline with multiple suspects amid engaging drama.

Conway ‘Tearle Colonial Theatre Bart Mitchell Lfe Conway Tearle Tearle Plehire Ralph Ince Selznick Company

Parental Love Drives Hart’s The Whistle at Palace

A Paramount feature at the Palace highlights parental love and ambition in The Whistle. William S Hart leads as factory worker Robert Evans with Myrtlé Steadblatt in a leading role. May Wilmouth and Olin Lyman wrote the story and Lambert Hillyer directed.

Fathier Hart Paramount Palace Theatre May Wilmouth Olin Lyman Lambert Hillyer Mr. Hart Robert Evans Myrtlé Steadblatt Aman

The Mark of Cain thrills Irene Castle at Palace Theatre

A mysterious thriller titled The Mark of Cain brings Irene Castle to the Palace Theatre for a tomorrow performance. The show promises suspense and dramatic intrigue as audiences are drawn into its shadowy plot.

Trowbridge Mark of Cain Irene Castle Palace Theatre

Kill The Umpire And Fan Did It

In Fenton Missouri on July 21 a spectator killed umpire Charles Bouzek a 33 year old deputy sheriff. Bouzek was struck with a bat and died after being taken to Lutheran Hospital St Louis. An 18 year old Valley Park resident Charles Woolsey was arrested and will face first degree murder charges. The incident occurred during a game between Fenton and Valley Park with Fenton leading 6 to 0 in the seventh inning.

Fenton Charles Bouzek Sherif Jefferson County Lutheran Moapital St. Louie Charles Woolesy Valley Park Bouzek

Valley Fark men contest throwing play at base incident

Disrupted play led to a timeout as Valley team supporters clashed with visitors. Officials and a spectator claim two youths aided by others moved toward the umpire while shielding a player.

Orst Souzek Tim Nolve Apectztora Hays Sroga Chatre Reth

Fragmentary baseball incident sparks chaotic chase

In a damaged excerpt a bat mishap leads to a dropped bat and a hasty retreat. Spectators and players crowd the scene as a pursuit unfolds, with unclear names or dates.

Bowsek

Four-thab starlins Seung Chat comes with vigat

Four-thab starlins Seung Chat features a compact launch with new vigat and Pire tech, while Teddy oom piel un adds a final polish. The item blends bold design with practical updates for a broader audience.

Vigat Pire Teddy

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