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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
5
Beaverdale turmoil centers on alleged anti Italian attacks and a looming trial. Prosecutors press for swift action as witnesses testify. authorities warn of mob violence fears. Scouts outing at Hylo Camp and community notes close the fragment.
In Cumberland Maryland on Friday night, Penner a lightweight fighter eloped with Miss Ada Lucas and married in Oakland. The couple faced a Grand Jury charge of perjury connected to the marriage, with Penner arrested, bonded, and awaiting a hearing. Friends say Ada hid her age. Penner is a Navy veteran with a fighting career and prior disputes.
Keedysville notes a busy period with monthly meeting and Devotions, stories, songs, and recitations by local members. A string of visits, dinners, and gatherings follows as neighbors and families share news. Republican efforts in 1920 election disputes in Washington are briefly reported with names and districts.
Greencastle Pa June 14 A cablegram from India announces the birth of a child to Mr and Mrs Robert Kauffman missionaries from the Lutheran church now serving in Guntur The issue also covers a surprise birthday party for A F Snyder with many family members attending and gifting a lavish dinner The column notes visitors including Mr and Mrs Clark Henneberger from Chicago and Miss Henrietta Crawley of Red Lion plus graduations and forthcoming events at Shippensburg Normal School and Glen Castle High School trips to Washington D C and a meeting with the President arranged by Congressman Focht indicate regional civic and educational activity.
A memoir style camp lesson recounts Ollie Clark and companions learning fire building from an elder, preferring dry splinters and squaw wool for kindling, describing epic efforts to maintain an all night blaze with wood gathered around a camp at a Point and the lively banter of the group as they adapt to indigenous methods.
A J Frey vice president of Emergency First Corporation died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after months of illness that resisted diagnosis. Doctors say the malady, San Joaquin Valley disease, is rare and poorly understood with about sixty cases reported and only three recoveries. Frey had lived in China and California, and eight eminent physicians failed to diagnose before his death. The report notes joint affliction and mentions unclear medical details amid broader notices of local high school summer plans and Greencastle residents forming a club for Old Home Week.
A fragment describes Mentho Sulphur as a skin remedy for eczema and breakouts. It claims rapid germ destruction, easing of itching, healing of eruptions, and smooth clear skin when applied like cold cream. Advice urges obtaining a small jar from a druggist.
Local notice announces the Dove Band will perform in City Park for four weeks from Thursday to Wednesday. The group, ages 8 to 16, will appear at various locations including the Court House pavement and local newspaper buildings. A health ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs with patient testimonials.
A damaged OCR fragment references a contested outcome between parties, noting a clash or match and implying a victorious side. The text is incomplete, with unclear names and places, but hints at a competitive event and its result.
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