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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1923

Page

6

Weather halts crops in Maryland report says

The weekly United States Department of Agriculture report, with Maryland Weather Service, notes cooler than normal conditions slow plant growth and harvesting. Oats, rye, strawberries, and pasturage show varied progress with dryness and late rains delaying tobacco and tobacco seedlings. Harvests proceed in southern Maryland while potatoes, corn, and fruit trees show slow development in several counties.

Wilile James H. Hoenner United States Department of the Agricultura Maryland Adda Garcelt

Gentry Bros And Patterson Wild Animal Circus Coming

Nostalgic note on the Gentry Bros and Patterson's Wild Animal Circus as it prepares to visit Hagerstown on June 11 with four rings, elevated stages, and a famed parade. The piece recalls youth memories of circus feats and humor, praising the shows' reach and variety.

Gentry Bros. and Patterson Wild Animal Circus James Patterson

RohrerSville Letter Details May Weekend Visits

Rohrersville letter notes Miss Nellie Rohrer spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs D Waltz. In Hagerstown Miss Roberta Haynes visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tf Smith. Rev John Rolands of Greencastle spent several days with Rev and Mrs D A Powell and preached Sunday.

Trahieraville Nellie Rohrer If D. Waltz Hagerstown Roberta Haynes Charge Pacenta T. Tf. Smith John Rolands Greencastle D. A. Powell

Central U Su guests and regional visits noted

Morning and night visits at Central U Su are listed along with Sunday guests Susan Clapper and Hagerstown residents. Several families from Ha ng erstown and Keedysville joined on Sundays and Mondays, with church services by Rev Kartoe at St Mark s Lutheran. Families from Mil Brook Washington Sharpsburg attended gatherings.

U. Su Bertha Rolie Susan Clapper Howard Haynes Brunswick St. Potter Hangerstown C. A. Hatter Hoffer Oliver Huffer Broad Hung Kartoe Wagerstown Will St. Mark's Lutheran Church Laura Potter Hisrather Orvilla Potter Hagerstown Luther Miller Mil Brook Simay A. B. Kirby Norman Schafer Mignon Miller Washington Karl Wales Ruby Tita Wales Mollla Recl Marvey Poifsnberger Vivian Wyand Keedysville Albert Polfenberger Sharpsburg Als. & H. Norr’s

Druggest Joint Base Remedy Advertised for Joint Pain

Responders dismiss claims from Druggest about Uruga and other potions. Jaint-Hade managers promote Tobiaso as a prepared antidote for inflamed swollen joints. They claim one minute of use soaks in and relieves pain without swelling or congestion.

New Jersey Tobiaso

Commencement Plans For The Coming Week in Washington Do

Plans announce graduation exercises for 169 high school and 590 elementary graduates across multiple Maryland towns. Diplomas and certificates will be distributed at Hancock Surrey Broadwy Clearaprnvy Hagerstown Willamaport Boonsboro Sharpsburg and other sites from Tuesday to Thursday next week.

Jide Board of Educating Hancock Jeteht Clearaprnvy Surrey Panal Maryland ‘Theatre Hoth Swithsburg Hagerstown Willamaport Sthppla Boonsboro High Sharpsburg

Kellogg’s Bran Proclaimed To Free Toxins From Body

An old advertisement extols Kellogg’s Bran as a superior health cereal that cleanses the system of poisons. It warns constipation causes many ailments and claims ALL BRAN provides permanent relief by sweeping toxins from the system. It promotes regular use with meals and offers recipes and serving ideas.

Vran Kellogg’s Kellogg's Dormal Moellogen Mellogg AU Rovers

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