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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
2
Washington July 15 1920 officials announced the redemption of Victory notes bearing 3 percent interest. About 140 million dollars of the notes have been retired with roughly 240 million still outstanding. The move aims to prevent pay day disruptions and settle the obligation as of June 15.
Rear Admiral Wilson, Meval Academy superintendent, withdrew a commendation letter to J. L. Olmstead editor of the Year Book after Olmstead allegedly perforated Kaplan’s wheel within the Lucky Bag section. The act, considered a “lowdown” by Wilson, was said to affect Kaplan’s standing among peers and in the navy. Acting Secretary Roosevelt requested a factual report on the incident for Navy Department review.
A reader shares testimonial about using Lydia E Pinkham remedies to treat a chronic condition described as an operation. The note asserts relief from pain and weakness, mentions a Dayton Ohio address, and invites others to submit their experiences with the product.
Report from Rew Yori's meat fishhonaire describes a dinner dance where attendees wore white frocks or bright red outfits. Observers noted confusion over which guests were blond or brunet and speculated on style choices.
An advertisement touts Triple Phos products claiming to restore strength and flesh, promising rapid weight gain in a month. It urges daily intake to build red blood and nerves, citing supposed robust effects and guarantees.
Mary Bluehart Cobill widow of Edmund P Cobill of Hancock died testate. Will leaves Elizabeth Cobill home and 4340 National Pecan Company shares and two land tracts along canal to Cobill daughter. Casper and Jamies Cahill receive cash bequests. Church and hospital receive $600 each. Residue to husband Edmund P Cobill. Will dated SponHinry Pub r.
Health Officer Dr. Sahows cites an May surge of measles and whooping cough with 87 cases. Death causes include tuberna, Bright's disease, cancer, paralysis and other ailments totaling 198, with 129 births recorded. The 1921 insurance records claim it was the healthiest year in the US and Canada.
An old advertisement touts lemon juice and a whitening lotion as a beauty aid for a pale complexion. It promises a quarter pint of "delightful demon bleach" to whiten face neck arms and hands, claiming stage beauties used similar products for a soft, rosy white glow.
The text presents a jumble of phrases about speed, pacing, and mentions of flies hindering people. It lacks coherent events, names, dates, or concrete facts to form a valid news item or summary.
Cleveland reports rapid disappearance of dead beats according to delegates of a retail credit association. Indigestion headaches and other ailments are linked to claimed decline in health while a Boston writer promotes Foley Cataria Tablets as a safe laxative.
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