28 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
1
A debate over prohibition features Father J O Connor and Mrs Haslup defending temperance aims while demonizing repeal efforts. The report also notes Andrew Davison’s arrest and a racial incident involving a revolver. The piece reflects tense attitudes amid enforcement debates and public safety concerns.
Notice to taxpayers that after Thursday June 15 1922 the levy year 1922 state and county taxes will be received with a five percent discount for payments during the period. Albert B Beyar is indicated as the issuing authority or official.
An article by Marian Hale discusses facial cosmetic surgery, noting surgeons at the American Medical Association meeting in St Louis endorsed procedures to alter faces from aging 60 to 16. It describes reshaping, tucks, and reblocking, the temporary recovery, and the provocative idea of altering appearance to fit desire. It questions the ethics and risks of such cosmetic revolutions and the public fascination with youth.
Officials reported slow pace of pledges for the Community Chest. About half of pledged funds have been paid while many contributors missed first quarter payments, causing a backlog as visits to collect remaining pledges are planned.
A company run by Moses Schitzmen and Jacob Saltvman at East Franklin and North Logust streets filed for bankruptcy in U S Court at Baltimore. Officials note harmony in Chest cooperation aids interlocking system despite financial strain.
Bailey and Haines were committed to jail for the November term on larceny charges. bail set at $400 each. Bailey allegedly confessed and led officers to stolen shirts and a pet relief. Haines accused of receiving goods knowing they were stolen.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions accountants held for hearing over five weeks, arrest by patrol, alleged automobile theft involving Western Maryland Railroad, and references to Moser Garage, Wellar's All States Government, and rooms at a building. Additional garbled notes mention stenography wives, rooms at Presbyterian parsonage, and black enamel vanity cases with stones.
A vintage ad describes Sage Tea and Sulytur as a home hair color mix once made from scratch. It claims the product returns natural color and shine, covering faded or gray strands. Modern buyers are told to purchase Wyeth’s Bag and Bulphir Compoundo at drugstores for eight large bottles and simple application.
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