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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
9
Honolulu reports mild volcanic signs including dikes and sulfur fumes. Dr Jagger notes eruptions calm, drawing tourists and boosting taxi, hotel, and steamship business while residents evacuate areas near fumaroles hosting few injuries.
The column reports social visits, illnesses, and family movements in Fairplay and surrounding towns. Notable items include Mrs Baker and Mrs Mary Valmer Smith linked to local families, Mollie Tel visiting Keedysville, and James Renny's illness. Nearing May, residents like the Reichards and Barnhams are mentioned with relatives in Hagerstown and St. James.
An advertisement promises free trial access to asthma and hay fever relief. The copy lists Bronster Asthma Co and Ronn as providers with unclear contact details and mentions a sale in New York. The readable lines imply a nationwide appeal but lack concrete terms or verification.
Wilbur Wilkerd and Charles Hull of Hagerstown are accused of robbing a United States Post Office along the Western Maryland Railway system in Frederick County. Arrested in Toledo Ohio, they allegedly took savings bonds and other government securities after a prior theft months earlier.
Local notes report the burial of Civil War veteran Mr. Kul at Cedar Center with widow and four children surviving and list kin across Chambersburg and Williamson. Other items mention visitors and locals, including Aly Khan, A J Rhodes, and Mary Whitmore, with social visits and kin across Gettysburg and Williamsport.
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