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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1921

Page

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Governor to Form State Commission With Women Aiding

The governor plans a 20 to 38 member Democratic commission drawn from across the state. Most men have accepted to serve, with two or three still undecided. A chairman will be selected, with former U S Senator John Walter Buith a likely choice if he wishes the post. If not, former Judge N Charles Burke is a leading alternative. Other names discussed include George Weems Williams, W Mason Sheehan, and Emory L Coblents.

United States John Walter ‘Buith Smith N. Charles Burke George Weems Williams Eno W. Mason Sheehan Talbot County Emory L.coblents Frederick

Carlisle to get 1¢4th cavalry band leadership named

The town may receive a state funded band led by Frank Hollbager, formerly with Sousa's Great Lakes band. Recruitment is underway as efforts in Chambersburg stall.

Carlisle Frank Hollbager Sousa Great Lakes Chambersburg

Pageant in Charge Plans Evening City Event

Predemer Pyenk B. Eleatier's pageant aimed for 8 o'clock tonight in the city was postponed to Monday evening. About 100 children participate in what is billed as the most elaborate event yet near the city. Special selections accompany classic and novelty dances with a grand march and dancing from 9:15 to 11 p.m.

Zampa Albert Long Eather Lee Warner Misses Bowser Semler Koontz Matthews Heb Thomas Long Jerrett Statton Ned Murray Tom Murray Narcissus Esther Lee Warner Pond Lillies Helen Lewis Marion Beachley Valeria Reel Phyllig Wyen Iriyz Marion Potter Catherine Masel Helen Tinsley

Girls Don't Wash Your Face with Soap Try Liska Cold Cream

An old time advertising note urges girls to use Liska cold cream instead of soap and water. It claims soap roughens skin and dirt shows on cloth after testing, praising Liska for cleaning softening and beautifying skin. It recommends trying it tonight and mentions Aughinbaugh Son and Kenelsley’s Pharmacy as sellers.

Liska Hubby Brother Aughinbeugh Son and Kenelsley’s

Southern Beauty Shifts to Center Stage in Posters

The article notes a trend toward southern models in posters and magazine covers, replacing the former northern predominance. It highlights Eugenia Bankhead, daughter of Senator Bankhead of Alabama, and other southern debutantes such as Mrs. Robert McClellap, Margaret Harding, and Mary Hone, with ties to Carter Glass, the Federal Reserve Board, Alabama, and Kentucky.

Eugenia Bankhead Senator Bankhead Alabama Robert McClellap Carter Glass Virginia Margaret Harding W. P. G. Harding The Federal Reserve Board Mary Hone Kentucky

Imported wet goods seized on Mexican tanker at Mobile

Mobile Alabama June 16. Thuy eaten log imported liquor was seized today on the Mexican oil tanker San Cristo bal at the port by Sheriff Holcombe and deputies. The liquor was hidden in the hold. A 160 gallon still was found in Reeves Creek twelve miles west of the city, in operation. Operators who fled into a swamp were fired upon and identified.

Mobile Ala San Cristobal Sherif Holcombe Reeves Creek

Deport Chinaman Who Fled Vessel Compact Mobile Item

Ching Long a Chinese sailor who disappeared from a vessel at Gulf Port last October and later operated a Mobile laundry was ordered deported today by immigration authorities. He will be sent to China. Note mentions papier mache wheels to quiet trains on the Paris and are found railway.

Mobile Ala Paris

State Police Training Enrolment On Green Ridge Camp

Col Baughman reports seventeen future state police are encamped on Green Ridge near Fifteen Mile Route in Western Maryland. They undergo intensive drill to form a new force and advance the state's road policing capabilities amidst strict Army style regulations.

Col. Baughman Blue ‘Ridge Maryland Green Ridge Fifteen Mile

Freezone corn remedy advert promises painless relief

An old style ad claims Freezone instantly eases aching corns with a tiny bottle sold by a druggist. It promises removal of hard or soft corns between toes without soreness or irritation and claims quick results with simple application.

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