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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1921

Page

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Coin collection offered to Treasury for return to government

A description of a coin lot valued for possible sale to the Treasury Department, including 1807 half dollar and 1920 pennies, two 1875 and 1890 dimes, six Buffalo nickels, four modern dimes, a Lincoln cent, and nine pennies. The set shows misstruck disks from an off centered die, with one Lincoln cent having a die fragment overlay. Starr resists the request while Baker suggests seeking a law to return the coins to the government.

Baker Treasury Department Starr Starra

800 Miles in Canoe Paddlers Reach Plymouth Harbor

Two Canadian paddlers in a 17 foot birchbark canoe completed a 300 mile voyage down the coast from Bangor, Maine to Plymouth, Massachusetts. They arrived after a 60 mile day and camped with Passamaquoddy Indians who are part of the Pilgrim Tercentenary events.

Indiana Bangor Plymouth Mass Rance Newell E. Thoma Passatoquoddy Indias

Apartment Dream Realized in Quiet Neighborhood

A man sought a calmer, affordable apartment despite doubters. His wife hesitated but friends discouraged moving. He checked the Herald classifieds and found the perfect listing in the desired area at the right price, securing it on the first of the month. The article also notes the United States dedicates about 0.0 million acres to cotton cultivation.

Herald- Man

Godlessness Sweeps Over Germany Now

Berlin report from June 25 analyzes a rise in church withdrawals across Protestant Catholic and Jewish communities. The Berliner Tageblatt cites a loss of over 80 000 Protestant members in Berlin in one year and about 150 000 nationwide, with Catholic Berlin losses around 7 000. Jew withdrawals from the synagogue have doubled prewar levels. Key causes include rising church taxes and view of the Protestant Church as militaristic.

Frank E. Mason Berlin Germany Tageblatt

Princess Mary betrothed to Lord Apsley in Windsor rumor

London reports court gossip says Princess Mary is betrothed to Lord Apsley eldest son of the Earl of Bathurst. The rumor, linked to a Windsor Castle event during Ascot week, mentions Queen Mary’s approval and a long friendship since childhood. The claim cannot be confirmed.

London Haa Princesse Mary Lrd Apeley Earl of Bathurst Hurlingham Marié Louise King George Windsor Castle Lord Apsley Queen Mary Royal House

Unusual Condition Prompted Texas Woman to Use Cardus

Mrs G D Cook of 1913 Whitty Street Houston reports four months after marriage severe back and hip pain led to bed rest. She credits Cardus with quick relief after a few days and five bottles, noting friends’ endorsements and continued use at first sign of symptoms. The tale mirrors many similar accounts of the remedy.

Houston Texas G. D. Cook Whitty Street Cardal Cardus

Multiple Churches Announce June Services in City

Local churches list Sunday school times morning worship and Holy Communion across St Marks St Johns Episcopal Zion Reformed First Christian and more. Events include Educational Day services and a Masonic Fraternity greeting at evening worship. Evening sermons address religion and Eu rope battlefields visit reports.

St. Mark's Lutheran Church Washington Square J. W. Ott D. D A. T.zentasyer Helen Unseld Young Peoples Mason Chapel Ross and Lanvale Streets Mission Chapel First Christian Church Wm. M. Norment Raymond R. Miller Charles M. Cassel Bible School Charles D. Wagaman Edward Updegraff Europe Beta C. B. Society First Baptist Church J. W. Gardner W. H. Baylor Church of the Brethren F. F. Holsapple Albert M. Long West End Jerry Hicks St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church J. Edward Harms M. B Lyttleton M. Ferguson C. B First Brethren Church A. B. Cover Christ Reformed Church St. Mark’s Church Ceceek Ssalem Reformed Church United Evangelical Church United Evangelical Church,’ Franklin and High Sts. Rev. Ll. M. Dice Christian Endeavor Howard ‘Street T. W Lloyd St. Paul’s M. E F.R. Bayley

Foley Kidney Pills Restored My Kidney Health Says Shopper

A reader from Lucauville reports ten years of kidney trouble improving after using Foley Kidney Pills. The letter claims relief from pains and bladder disturbances, with a call to action to buy the remedy sold widely.

J. T. Osburn Lucauville

Dressmaker Overcomes Ailment With Vegetable Compound

Vernon Texas dressmaker Mrs W M Stephens credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for relief from months of pain and fatigue. She, formerly bedridden and facing operation, now works at home and in her shop. She urges others to write for confidential advice.

Vernon Tex Lydia E. Pinkham W. M.stephens Commerce St Texas Stephen

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