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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1927
Page
6
A jumble of mini jokes from period humor pages. Mrs De Smythe and a hostess clash over selection of menu and memes. Warden and guard joke about missing items. A ring proposal and a pun filled exchange spark a light hearted cartoonish mood with sharp one liners from varied period titles.
Menlo Park California June 18. Two California medical students Leonard Keeleh and Elwoo Wool sey run a 200 foot snake farm with about 150 Texas rattlers. They milk the snakes every two weeks to sell venom to a serum laboratory. Venom is used to make a serum that with horse blood treats snake bites, a remedy in tropical countries.
Mr and Mrs A A Wollinger of Nagerstown were dinner guests in Troffmans home with Moser family and Mrs Zeigler from Virginia avenue Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs Harold Snyder of Clear Spring were callers of Mrs May Moser. Mr and Mrs Edward Stockslager were Sunday evening callers of Mrs Charles Zeigler near Funkstown. Browd gang and children near Downsville visited Mr and Mrs Me Clellan Long. George Smith recovering from motorcycle accident and due home later this week. Anna Mary Drury, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Drury Hagerstown, visiting aunt Mrs George Smith and daughter Emmett Sperow. Mr and Mrs Martin Cramer of Hagerstown were Sunday callers of Miss Lillie Winter. Mr and Mrs William Rohrer and children of Downsville called Mr and Mrs George Baller and family. Mr and Mrs C D Coffman returned from Hershey conference where Mr Coffman represented the Manor congregation as alternate delegate. Rev Rowland Reichard unable to attend. Frank Davis of Downsville and his brother Harry Davis and family torkay.
Baltimore grain market notes wheat No 2 red at 1.51 a bushel, oats and hay receipts and export shipments. Clover hay and straw prices given with mixed ranges. Chicago cattle receipts list numbers and price shifts with steers and cows showing modest declines. fat cows and heifers down slightly, vealers down, bulls in line with cows.
The message reports a Japanese naval delegate discussing potential impacts on mail flow and coastal activity, mentioning Hawaii and Singae, with references to evening dress and a warder. It notes a pledge to hear concerns while flag officers attend a pageant, and hints at tensions affecting regional stability.
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