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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
2
Rev. Robert Anderson a Methodist minister formerly at Hancock was arrested in Delancy New Jersey on a non warrant charge of fraud tied to a $1400 automobile purchase from W A Litton of Maryland Garage Hancock. He was released on bail pending local action.
Readers are urged to start right now to regain health and a hearty appetite. The ad touts S.S.S. as a time tested remedy made from herb roots, claiming it builds red corpuscles and nourishes the body, with two sizes sold at drug stores.
Myra McDade of Hagerstown was a passenger on the boat where an American officer was killed by Chinese. Refugees and locals feared anti foreign demonstrations as they sought safety at East Gate School Korea and were evacuated by boat to Shanghai. The letter recounts wartime peril, a Japanese inn, and a peculiar bath routine with shoes lined up outside.
The fragment notes Miss McDade will be at East Gate Hospital Seoul Korea until September and that letters to her should be sent via Mission Building Shanghai care of Miss Bessie Hollows. It also mentions Mrs John J Carey leaving Virginia Avenue for Bloomington Illinois due to her mother's illness.
A wartime style ad promises relief from neuritis pains in 24 to 48 hours using Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 dark green capsules. It claims quick sleep return and broad relief for shoulder, arm, neck or leg neuritis and lists Wareham's City Pharmacy as a supplier.
Vienna reports a discovery of the Walsertal a bearded women and bearded men tribe isolated in the Voralberg mountains. Outsiders are shunned and one liaison handles all dealings with civilization. The tribe speaks a dialect unintelligible to German Austrians and calls outsiders beggars.
Adolph Goldberg, an egg candler of 30 years, brought an egg without a yolk to the Museum of Natural History. Officials confirmed it appeared to be the first record of its kind observed.
Howard Jones of Boonsboro paid a $100 fine and costs for driving while under the influence of liquor and had just left one jail when he was taken to the Chambers…
An advertisement urges skinny folks to take Burke's Cod Liver Oil and iron in sugar coated tablets to gain weight. It promises a full ten days of treatment and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit, with Cauff man Co at 30 BR. Washington St. as the distributor.
Burg police and sheriffs moved to detain Jones for extradition to a Pennsylvania town where he faces an illegal entry charge. Officials outlined plan to transfer him under custody.
A man was arrested on a whisky possession charge while his wife, already waiting, faces a similar charge at the same location. Police report no further details available.
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