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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

2

G O P Leader On War Graft Charge

Washington June 7 John Lewis Philips chairman of the Republic State Committee for Georgia arrived from Philadelphia with a Deputy U S Marshal for a preliminary hearing on a war frauds warrant. The hearing was brief and bail was fixed at 25000.

Washington John Lewnillips Republic State Committee For Georgia Philadelphia United States Tesac H. Hitt United States Commetoner Bear ‘Ang Immely George E. Sullivan Philips

Girl walks 6480 miles for high school diploma

Judte7 Miss Grice George, valedictorian of the tight high school class of 20 members, set a borough record by walking about 600 miles to win her diploma. Her home is four and a half miles away in Catawises, Pa.

Catawises Grice George Tigh School John C. Graig Albany N W Tha ‘School Mina Mary Watson Craig Misa Bue Graig Samuel Debi Diehi-witt Berkeley Springs W. Va Mountainoue Hemmélinger Irving College Mocha Hans Mies Mary “Hemminger Nickolson Miss Bosé Trump Martinsburg Yacob Shank Philadelphia Atlantic City

Student Walks 6430 Miles for Diploma Across Years

A student from Calawissa walked to and from school every day of high school except six days, totaling 6430 miles for her diploma journey. This remarkable trek highlights dedication to education and personal perseverance.

Calawissa

Lightning kills woman in Virginia storm strike

In Culpeper Virginia during a heavy thunderstorm a bolt of lightning struck a house entering via the chimney. A colored woman named Alice Robinson was killed while others in the room escaped injury. The storm caused extensive property damage including drowned stock and swept crops.

Culpeper Alice Robinson

Telephones in Tokio Employ Six Thousand Girls

An ad notes six thousand telephone girls employed in Tokyo exchanges and claims Dr Leonhard's Hemroid aid provides quick relief in old cases with a harmless tablet. Money back if not satisfied, promoted by Seldst Aughinbaugh Kneipley Drag Stores.

Tokio Leonhard Aughinbaugh & Kneipley

Accidents and events color Greencastle daylong

Greencastle Fy Monday, dubbed Blue Monday, saw multiple mishaps at the horse sale area. William Mayhugh suffered a severe leg break when a horse toppled him from a fence, Roy Ommert collapsed from heat, and a nine month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson faced critical burns after a boiler toppled, as crowds of farmers gathered.

Greencastle William Mayhugh Middleburg B. N. Gordon Harry Johnson Fa, Bushey Ralph Byer Begler George Heck C. C. Kauffman Graencaaila Geor Hack Waynesboro Wner Gettysburg Whele Sinvelling New York Monument Paul Reymer Washington East Baltimore Street Stewart Chambersburg Cumberland Valley Music Club Graffenburg

Weather and planting update from Lisbon and Porto regions

A weekly weather view notes continued similar conditions with day and night temperatures. Corn growth remains strong while planting in progress across the area. Lisbon and Porto, each population over 50 000, are the only two large cities mentioned.

Lnst Staton Portugal Lisbon Oportg

Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Craze Revisited

The old time mix of Sage Ter and Sulphur for gray hair remains popular as a grandmothers recipe. Modern stores offer Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promising darkening after a few applications plus a fuller look, with a safe reputable home use claim.

Wyath

Patterned Textile Ad With Cream Colored Threads

A fragment from a vintage advertisement page mentions a colorful pattern and heavy cream colored thread used in an unenclosed design. The snippet references table covers and weaving details, implying a textile or fabric market item.

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