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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
2
Boulder police magistrate grants the barber Arthur F. Usery release after arraignment on a minor traffic finance charge. Usery thanks the judge, offering a future haircut at his shop.
Lady Pleasannee Wixabeth Rows daughter of Hart and Countess of Stradbrooke has wed a wireless operator in Shotts Village Lanarkshire. The marriage follows a sea romance with her taking up residence in the miner’s cottage and proving a capable housekeeper, nurse, and helper to Mrs McKenna. Her happiness led her parents to withdraw opposition and wish her joy.
Local notice recounts Mrs Nellie Quilton of Morris Street Muskegon who after years of ineffective medical care found relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women to heed warning symptoms such as bearing down pains and seek treatment, implying improvement after using the product.
A B and O treckwater from Bunker Hill Berkeley County West Virginia reports a dramatic clash as two mother turkeys fight a blacksnake that has seized one turkey by the beak. A flock about two dozen young turkeys peeped nearby during the struggle until a man killed the snake to end the fracas.
In New Haven on June 22 Martha a six foot black snake intruded Yale University during May. Students and instructors fled classrooms while those who befriended her kept calm. A student later claimed to have relocated Martha to a city park after a prank, and she returned to her quarters with him. The snake’s antics caused panic and curiosity on campus.
Moonshine liquor caused the death of Katy Miketovich a 32 year old resident at Darls near Grapton West Virginia. She died at her home following drinking moonshine suspected to be tainted or improperly distilled. Local authorities investigated and reported the incident with limited details available.
The readable portion describes a person named Wilda I, referred to as a fiuland, and mentions four children. The text hints at possible presence of alcohol or lye but lacks clear context or full details about the event, people, or location.
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