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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
2
A fragmented line notes officers nod aboard ships of the navy with men serving. It references Canada and a number 33 in unclear context, suggesting a wartime or naval setting. The readable facts imply the presence of naval personnel on ships and an unfamiliar note about pockets and smells.
The Loysville Lutheran Orphanage Band under Prof Harry C Stenger drew over two thousand to City Park for an operetta style concert. The quartet trombone solo My Doughboy sparked applause amid 40 boys aged up to 16 from Loysville, enroute from Carlisle to Emmitsburg with a $230 collection to aid travel expenses.
Washington June 20 William Tyler Page Clerk of the House announced his candidacy for the Republican Senate nomination in Maryland He will run against Senator Joseph L France who seeks re nomination in the same race Page is a notable party figure while France is the incumbent seeking a second term in the Senate.
An old ad copy touts Tingle's Glaxo Aspirin as a sleep aid for tired taut nerves. It claims quick sleep induction, congestion relief, and calming effects after taking two tablets with warm milk or water, plus a laxative component for permanent relief of nervous restlessness.
Miss Laylee Fisher and John D. Harman wed at the bride’s East Franklin Street home in Greencastle with Rev. Geo W Perry officiating. The couple plans to housekeep in Waynesboro after a wedding trip.
An 18 year old, W Bauble, drowned while swimming with friends at Starner's dam on the Monocacy near Taneytown. The group crossed the river. Bauble ignored warnings and went under. Efforts to rescue were made but he could not be saved. The event occurred yesterday with Earl W Sauble and Mrs George Sauble noted in the vicinity.
Hat boxes are described as matching women’s handbags, available in round or square shapes and designed to fit on a hand bag, expanding travel convenience and style for Amyn.
A fragmentary 19th century notice suggests remedies for ailments attributed to rheumatic pains and kidney discomfort. It references general weakness and urinary symptoms, noting availability and urging readers to seek relief widely. The text remains garbled but centers on medical claims and public access.
Notice to taxpayers states on and after Thursday June 15 1922 will be ready to receive state and county taxes under the levy of 1922. A discount of percent will be allowed on 1922 county taxes paid during June 1922.
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