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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1921

Page

5

Cholera Takes Heavy Toll On Farm Hogs Die In Week

In Washington county during May, cholera struck a farm, killing 28 hogs in a week. Dr. Holt cites feeding practices and improper burial of carcasses as factors, and says there is no danger of wider spread. Lloyd Hull near Spickler reports losses as seven of the remaining hogs are ill and likely to die.

Washington County 0. K. Holt Ir. Hofitian Lloyd Hull Spickler Hesthet

Socialists Likely To Rule France After Nationalist Era

Paris reports indicate France may soon move to a Socialist government as Premier Poincare and his cabinet exit. Edouard Herriot, socialist leader, claimed the Morgan loan terms to France were exorbitant and warned that Poincare and ex Finance Minister Marsal pledged to balance the budget and secure further conditions. Herriot cited alleged guarantees and supplementary security tied to the loan, noting international bankers pressured France into the arrangement.

Paris France Raymond Poincare Millerand Edouard Herriot M. Poincare M. Herriot M. Francois Marsal Hey Turkey Mrancois Marsal

Greencastle News Briefs From June River Run

Ridgely Mich and Haston Md reports say Judson Sohai of Lawn fell ill with appendicitis and had a successful operation at Haston hospital. Frank H Snyder and family left for home after visiting his mother. Rev Dr Conrow returned from Grand Rapids after attending the General Assembly as Carlisle district delegate. Mrs Gillan with son left for Rock Will North Carolina for two weeks. Gillan to visit two weeks. Bass fishing opens with poor catches but Sha Potomac shows modest activity. Potomac River is high and greets anglers at Sha.

Greencastle Ridgely Dulmore Judson Sohai Lawn George Fitz Haston, Md Frank H. Snyder Pitishnegh Snyder da. M. Conrow Grand Rapids Michigan General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Carlisle Eslutry Marry Gillan Juft Rock Will North Carolina Gillan le Saudh Gillian Phillips Omeer Bamnoardner West Wranklin Ostreet Muglatrata

Rew Treatment For Varicose Veins and Wipers

Swollen varicose veins are dangerous and may burst. The ad touts Emerald Oil, Emerald O1, and Emerald’s Oil as concentrated remedies sold at Wareham's City Pharmacy. Directions urge nightly and morning application with a soft brush until swelling normalizes. It claims rapid relief and disappearance of swollen glands with tiredness.

Zeta Two Wareham’s Cliy Pharmacy

One Dead One Hurt When Machines Meet On Tandem

A motorcycle ridden by Lee Hollis 18 of Gerards Town and James William Boyd 16 of Martinsburg on a tandem collided with an automobile driven by William Carr of Martinsburg near Martinsburg Sunday afternoon. Boyd died in City Hospital Martinsburg Monday morning from a blood clot and skull fracture. Hollis suffered a cut throat and leg injuries with head brush and was expected to recover.

Cras Lee Hollis Gerardstown James William Boyd Martinsburg William Carr Boyd City Hospital Hollis Hope

Youth badly hurt in sewer incident on North Cannon Avenue

A youngster named Honard Bennett, one year old, was severely injured last night when a sewer hazard on North Cannon Avenue caused harm. He was transported to Washington County Hospital for treatment and care.

Cannon Avenue Honard Bennett Washington County

Through the Dark and Boston Blackie on Colonial Theatre bill

Colleen Moore stars in Through the Dark at the Colonial Theatre with a Cosmopolitan adaptation of Boston Blackie. A new juvenile actor appears in Three Wee Foote at Pillage Theatre, while Bull Montana plays the wolf in Breaking Into Society at the Palace. A verdict favors the defendant in a Davis vs Wilson case in Circuit Court. Cold remedies and Foley’s compound advertised.

Colleen Moore Atlie Cosmopolitan Jack Boyle Boston Goldwyn Company Pillage William Haines Robert B. McIntyre New York Cinema Technic Gordon Austin Strong Claude Gillingwater William F. Crane Alex Francis Mr. Humes Whem Bull Montana Tiet O'Toole Hunt Stromberg Thea Seater Day Benjamin Davis John A. Wilson Plainiff Joseph W. Wolfinger J. Cleveland Grice

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