Winners Announced In Kiwanis Essay Contest
The Hagerstown Kiwanis Club announced essay contest winners from Hagerstown High School on the topic The Constitution. First prize went to McCammon W Schildknecht and second to Miss Josephine Strite. A public event with judges Henry Holspiel Jr Roxanna White and others will follow at the YMKA with speakers Henry Holsapytel Evelyn Clop tier and B J Grines. Miller's Orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Kiwanis Club
Hagerstown High School
McCammon W. Schildknecht
Josephine ©. Strite
A. G. Strite
Henry Holsspiel, Jr
Roxanna White
Charles A. Little
Mamet W. Gane
Anncelot Jacques
Gr. Ney
J. Edward Harms
Mles Inves Noyer
Relief Is Promised By Night
Weather expert notes a hot spell with temperatures rising but eased by morning showers. A high pressure over the South Atlantic and a low pressure up near the Canadian border drive a south to southwest wind, keeping temperatures hot with reports of wheat ailments.
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Trerresua
South Atlante
Starlea
Borth
Canadian
Whlet
Serpus
Uteas
Heea
Western Maryland Seeks 1 500 000 Bond Issuance
Western Maryland seeks a 1.5 million dollar bond issue to fund equipment purchases, bridge and road improvements, and enhanced facilities. The plan covers school and public works needs as the district argues for modernization and expanded services. A storm anniversary recalls the 1920s disaster, with flood and property damage noted in Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Aowey
Harding Begins Work On Fourteen Speeches
President Harding starts a demanding tour preparing to deliver fourteen major speeches across the nation. The plan spans from Missouri to Oregon and Hagerstown, with a tight schedule over about two weeks, signaling a high-pressure national speaking circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Iy International News
Sereferd
Washington
Missouri
Oregon
Rebellious Moors Kill 400 Spanish Soldiers Near Tistan
An official dispatch from Melilla reports four hundred Spanish soldiers killed by Moorish forces near Tistan in Morocco after Moorish attack on convoy routes. The battle lasted hours with heavy Moorish losses from artillery. Spanish forces supported by planes and artillery and the Torelyi Legion commander Volorduoli was reportedly killed.
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Bervivey
Madrid
Bpauteh
Willy
Yvbullitus Moora
Tistania
Morocco
Melilla
London
Jater
Volorduoli
Torelyi Legion
Moroccata Ugal Tisaasla
Sald Y Presa
Nwodreda
Frederick Man Speaker Today at Rotary Club Meeting
The regular weekly meeting of the Negerstoyn Iotary Club was held at the VMGLA today with President Prank presiding. Final arrangements for Toya Week participation were announced along with committee names. Past President James T. Gantetti spoke on business outlook and cautioned about rising prices and material costs.
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Negerstoyn Iotary Club
VMGLA
Rotary Club
Varigua Charmans
Ubelr
James T. Gantetti
Freterick Rotary Club
Gamblik
Ender Viet
Swatnesa
Deaths Dearie Sallie Bankard and Jeremiah Horner
Mise Sallie Bankard dies at home on Bask avenue from illness. funeral Thursday at 2 at her daughter's home with Rev Vernon Ridgely officiating. Jeremiah Horner, 89, dies at San Mar Home from complications. services Thursday afternoon at 2 at Mt Olive Cemetery. survived by numerous children and grandchildren.
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Mise Sallie Bankard
Har Rephow
Bask Avenue
Tha ‘Methodist Church
Puntrat
Vernon N. Ridgely
Uniontown
Cateter
Carrotl Cowity
Jeremiah Horner
Pehenoy
San Mar
Calorne Crist
Frederick
Scott Mullendore
Rohreravile
Charles Moffel
Baltimore
Wiliam Swaln
Brunswick
William Stine
Tiedmanton
J. W. Gaker
William McHenry
Hagerstown
Lome
Cahorna Crist
Nort Market Surat
Freduciel
Mt Olly
Cematery
Farmer Recalls Remedy For Chronic Gallstone Pain
A farmer describes severe gall bladder pain and a claimed cure after trying a remedy advertised as removing intestinal inflammation. He mentions a misdiagnosed condition and a money refund offer from D. G. Aughinbaugh & Son and pharmacists across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. GC
Aughinbaugh: & Son
Pruggista
C of C Drive Promises To Be A Success
At a luncheon in the YMCA two chamber teams canvassed members and reported strong early results. Despite starting only hours earlier the drive’s early report showed good progress toward the three day effort. Mr. Moffett read teams and contributions. Mr. Gans spoke on the drive and expressed confidence the goal would be reached.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ans
NoAl
Moffett
Gans
Tema
Forton
Boarder Kills Woman Then Takes Own Life in Amsterdam
In Amsterdam New York, Mrs Vauny Whisgrad, 40, was shot and killed by Paley Dejoy, a boarder in her home, who then fatally shot and killed her husband Jon Whisgrad before reportedly taking his own life. The incident occurred after Whisgrad returned home early today.
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Boarder
Woman
Hubby
Ry Cateesa
Amsterdam
N.Y
Vauny
Whisgrad
Paley Dejoy
Mimgell
Belora Dejoy
Gal
Jon Whisgrad
Papyrus Favorite Wins English Derby at Epsom
Papyrus a favorite wins the English Derby at Epsom. Pharol finishes second and Part third as about half a million spectators watch the classic race.
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Papyrus
Epsom Downs
Duns
Tae Jay
Pharol
Part
Valuable Stock Lost By Young Messenger
An 18 year old messenger in New York reported to Lidenployertd Charles Co. Nax usy Co. that 3,000 shares of Continental Can Company stock worth 141,000 disappeared from his pockets while delivering a tip to the firm. The loss occurred while en route to deliver the stock to the company.
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New York
Jamer Foley
Massenger
Lidenployertd
Charles Co
Nax!usy & Co
Batters
Ano
Vommoh Slick
Continental Can Company
Myetar
Fran
Willo
Etn
New Parking Rules for City Downtown
City Street Commissioners approved remilations for vehicle parking in Magerstown's business district effective soon. Prohibited areas include in front of the Court House and Hamilton Hotel on Jonathan and Washington streets and the south side of East Washington between de Pablo Square and Young's alley. New traffic boxes will be installed with a central square tower and signal lights replacing signs. A tower, lights, and mushroom markers similar to Potomac and Antietam streets will be added at key intersections. Police reports show 132 fines and 63 arrests from May 22 through Tuesday. Rummage sale noted at Presbyterian Lecture Room Thursday starting 16 A. M.
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Magerstown
Iu Ita
Court Mouse
Hamilton Hotel
Jonathan and
Washington Street
Trafic
Potmuac
Antietam Atreata
Washington and
Jonathan Streets
Court Hovee
Pottee
Tuas H
Practice Shoot at Hagerstown Gat Club This Month
The Hagerstown Gat Club holds practice shoots on the first and third Thursday each month at 4 o'clock. All welcome. Secretary note invites participation and directions to Williamsport pile.
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Hagerstown
Williamsport
Dverybody
Cat Story of Shipboard Mirth With Harding Era Figures
A quirky tale describes Mistah Meyer traveling with the milk steward of the 8. 8. President Harding aboard the U. S. President Polk. The ship sailed from New York and docked after a stop in Hremel, where Meyer met Mise Marla Simpson, stewardess of the Tiarding.
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Mistah Meyer
Harding
U. S
Polk
New York
Mise Marla Simpson
Income tax figures show sharp declines in 1921 Maryland
The 1921 calendar year tax data reveal total net income of 1,007,312,688 for the nation with a 597,768 drop in taxable incomes and a 355,606,580 decline in taxes paid from 1920. Maryland’s figures show taxable incomes rising slightly but overall income down from 1920. average income per person fell from 3,618 to 2,204, and state tax receipts dropped. Separate items note a hand injury at Elizabeth Street and a court continuance in a Florida case, plus library hours and a children’s room schedule in Leaks City Delaware.
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Washington
Smne Hills
Maryland
Hanstautens
Cholera Decline Reported Among Maryland Hogs
A May decline in hog cholera across Maryland counties is noted by the U S Bureau of Animal Industry. Outbreaks linked to garbage feeding and poor stock purchases are reported, with unclear sources in one case. The article cites mismanagement and a flood of inquiries from the public.
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Maryluan
Toltowiing
Baltimor
Anne Arundel
Catrall
Ceel
Sulford Snd
Washington
Bureau of Anteonl
U. S
Pabinell
Agricultura
Stocks Today Irregular Market Slump Across Leather Goods
In New York a morning stock list showed irregular movement with no clear trend. The leather group weakened as American Wool and Leather fell to New York at a 40 percent loss from a prior price. Macy Department Stores declined while Swire Soap and London markets showed weaker demand. January 1922 consumption per lead stood at 24.0 gallons, dropping to $d.0 gallons by January this year.
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Ly International
York
Jena
Siack
Macy Department Stores
Danish Government Protest To Washington Over Liquor Law
A Times dispatch reports Denmark has forwarded a formal protest to Washington regarding the American liquor law as applied to foreign shipping. The note contends the statute conflicts with international regulations and appears to affect foreign vessels and trade.
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London
The
Times
Denia Povernment
Washington
Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With
Old advertisement-like text warns against soaps and shampoos with free alkali and suggests using mulated cocoa nut oil shampoo. It claims pure, grease-free hair, cheaper prices, and benefits like removing dust and dandruff, with directions to use two or three teaspoons.
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Dirk
Dandful
Mulalfed
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Kiwanis Club
Malcolm W. Schildknecht
Josephine Strite
Kiwante Giuh
T He Board of Education
Anss Josephine Strut
Ha- Birstowe
Washiteton County
Whong J. Barr
Warty Angle
Free & Ae
Brewer Bros. Local Distributors Cor
Washington and Elizabeth Sts
Cilek
Idagerstown Clearing House
John B. Kteeper
Frederick Man
James T. Gambrill
Rotary
Egtion Potoniaa Lodga
C. F
Nohla Grau
Pred de
Monard Maney
Palwohuan
Mane Tey
Farmer
Hagerstown Credit Hoque
N. Jonathan St. Thomas
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C. Drive
Presbyterian
Talking Machine Shop
Garver Furniture Company
Red Star
E. Franklin &T
Hasnombal Transportation
Ludwig Motor Co
Goaw
Franklin Bt
Ernoat Hounur
the &Upp Furattara Company
Milzabeth Street
Frelon
Leaks City
Lla
Florida Va
Wal’ Ler Higginbotham
McMullan
Mary L
Titgoma
Lobrurlan
Daily Mail
Atlantic City
Merough
Tim
Mastern Standard
Prom Ingerntons
Percipal
Uona
Pennsylvania
Charles H. Ricketts
Mount Rotaweno
South Causon
Anlargo Porok
Tits Roessnar Building
Publo Sysians
Jonathan Street
Hagerstown Bookbin
Frankia
Jonathan Sia
Rae Jabertto Bi Kie
A.W. Button
E. Franklin
NAT Vour
Greenwalt Electric Supply CO
Emmert’s Hardware Store
HW. K, Powles
W. Washington &T. c. J. Powles
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