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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

2

Two Men Sought in Keckler Auto Fatality Case

Reported in Chambersburg that John W. Keckler of Waynesboro died after an automobile struck him near his home. Authorities say two men in the vehicle fled the scene, with evidence pointing to their presence in Hagerstown the night of the accident. Investigators press for identification as they pursue the case.

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Unfrocked Pastor Had Five Wives Across Regions

A former Presbyterian minister Robert Alan Browne aka Stewart, 57, once a temperance advocate, was arrested in Siren Madre and faces extradition to Boston on bigamy and related charges. He is alleged to have four wives and multiple ex-wives, with a history of church postings in Patterson New Jersey Saunderson Texas Dynngray Chicago and other cities. Pinkerton agents identified him as Browne, born in Edinburgh, previously ordained in New York in 1909, and linked to a provocative temperance campaign and a song “We’ll Make California Dry.”

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Plant Juice touted to aid health and daily work

A Middletown carpenter Martin Reese credits Plant Juice for improving digestion, reducing dizziness and night awakenings, and enabling daily work. He notes his wife also benefited while praising local druggists for offering the product.

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Meet Resolves to Call A Second Time

A terse note records that the meeting will not call a second time and that all participants, nine in total, will remain ready. The brief statement emphasizes readiness and collective agreement among the group.

Pancakes and Porridge Recipe Leads to Schoolyard Tale

A story blends a kitchen pancake lesson with a curious boy named Johnny who overhears a telephone party invitation. He discovers Florence Carson inviting him to a party, faces rising nerves about social gathering, and contemplates skipping. The narrative shifts between cooking steps and Johnny's growing curiosity about the party.

Freezone Promises Quick Relief for Corns

A druggist advertises Freezone as a simple remedy to remove hard corns and corn between toes. The claim states it stops pain and soreness, requiring only a few cents for a bottle and leaving no irritation.

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