27 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
1
In a John Robinson circus adaptation at Hagerstown on a Friday, a narrator extols elephants as the brightest animals, noting their five toes and sharp eyes. He claims elephants size up people quickly, dismisses other animals as less intelligent, and asserts no creature matches their brainpower.
A cryptic statement warns against condemning a person while suggesting follow the elephant’s tips. It implies actions fade or weaken a group or individual and urges caution before taking steps that may harm allies or observers. The fragmentary text lacks concrete names or places.
California has 14 314 physicians and surgeons 1 212 osteopaths 103 naturopathic practitioners 214 druggists practitioners 25 reciprocal drugless practitioners 2a chiropodists 1 reciprocal chiropodist and 127 midwives total 16028 members on state rolls. Rosa L Wolfe cutter and tailor Grove Bros and party will motor to Atlantic City Sunday for a few days.
Maryland farmers join University of Maryland laboratories and state agencies in a collaborative lime trial. Twenty one participants compare hydrated lime, pulverized limestone and oyster shells to boost boll fertility and crop yields while aligning with the State Experiment Station and National Lime Association. Separately, Mr and Mrs George Poweroy Collen open Helmewood girls school near New Canaan Connecticut, with Mrs Collen formerly Mrs Martha Bomberger of Hagerstown and sister to Dr Frank Bomberger of the University of Maryland.
Local Sunday schools from Pleasant View Brownsville Yarrowsburg and Garretts Mills plan a union convention at the Church of the Brethren in Urenyville Rov 8. The program starts at 9 30 a m and runs all day. Olive May Forsythe of Clear Spring leaves for Baltimore to enter Maryland General Hospital training school for nurses. Her sister is also a student nurse there.
Edgar Samuels at 215 West Washington Street sustained a badly lacerated thumb when an iron clamp fell on it while employed at the Rupp Furniture Co plant. In a separate sale, auctioneer Joseph Murdock stood in front of the Court House yesterday and sold three shares of Hagerstown Fair Stock for 100 dollars per share, par value 28.
Potomac Street from Public Square to Antietam Street was repaved in about five weeks and opened to the public yesterday evening. Dorax biceba sales noted as part of the project. additional macadamizing may begin soon from the Baltimore and Ohio tracks to South Boulevard, the sole remaining badly deteriorated approach in Hagerstown.
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