21 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
1
A fragmentary notice cites A. Sbork, Obie, and others describing stomach distress and cramps. It mentions Foley Cathartic tablets as a remedy, with claims of relief from sour stomach and biliousness after eight weeks. The garbled text references doctors and digestion but remains unclear on specifics.
Reporting from Victoria British Columbia describes one of the longest funeral processions in the region. Twenty Indians carried the body of Alexander Isaac over land for three weeks to the reservation cemetery. The expedition faced river ice and rough terrain as two party sections aided by women mourners endured a grueling march to Moricetown for burial. The chief was lauded as a popular native leader in the province.
A garbled ad-like passage touts mixing lemon juice with Orchard White for a facial cream. It promises whitening, softening, and a clear complexion without irritation, claiming quick youthful improvements and even skin tone. Though text is corrupted, it reads as a beauty preparation note from old advertisements.
A string of visits unfolds as residents of Rohrersville and nearby towns host relatives and friends. Mr Jacob Dagenhart and family from Brunswick spend Sunday with Ms Dagenhart’s parents, Mr and Mrs Scott Mullendora. Mr and Mrs Paul Miller host guests Sunday. Anna Reel Hay returns home to Koadysville after visiting daughter Mrs G Potter. Various others, including Mr and Mrs N. Robrer and Mr and Mrs J M Peillepberger, enjoy weekend gatherings with local hosts. The Hagerstown area hosts a selection of kin while the Unity Brethren Church plans a Children’s Day service on June 24.
Harvesting of wheat for the 1924 season began in Washington county yesterday. Albert Rowe of the Neck near Williamsport started with a 60 acre crop, expected to be in full swing soon. other locals and family notices follow, including a birth and social mentions. Service planned at Crampton's Chapel on Monday, June 24 at 6 o'clock.
A May incident reports a worker falling from a swing at a grounds area. The event prompted a safety check and temporary site closure while authorities reviewed the circumstances and potential injuries.
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