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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1922

Page

9

Potomac River Fishery Notes From An Ancient Era

A dated look at the Potomac River fauna details how non native species enriched the fishery, listing shad bass rockfish and catfish among valued catches. It notes abundance upstream to Great Falls, with propagation and seasonal patterns, plus a reference to temperance movements in 1789.

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Druggists In Session At Buena Vista Springs Hotel

SFATE DRUGGISTS ARE IN SESSION AT BUENA VISTA SPRINGS HOTEL. The American Pharmaceutical Association discussed benefits of a strong, alert organization and urged increased membership and reorganization plans. A fulltime secretary was proposed, with cooperation with the National Association of Retail Druggists, and action on narcotics legislation. Dr Dumaz of the Surgeon General’s office spoke on federal drug work. The Maryland Board of Pharmaceuticals will present damage reports in May and a 1960 plan notes women’s self care and grooming trends.

Buena ‘Vista Springs Bet Basle B.L Willismason American Pharmaceutical Association National Association University: of Maryland Association Dumaz Fe Eral Maryland Board ‘of Pharmi Fealso

Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects A Porch Scene

Fragmented text mentions a black straw hat with upturned brim and a porch. It references miles and possible pricing or measurement and appears to be damaged OCR from a larger article. Names, dates, or clear events are not discernible.

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Forty lashes for incident in Canada border court

International News Detroit reports Ernest Martin was sentenced near the Canada border to ten years in prison. Judge Coughlin also ordered twenty lashes on arrival at the prison and twenty more on leaving. The punishment will be carried out publicly.

International Newny Detroit Ernest Martin Banawic Fanada Coughlin Martin

France Would Come Meantime France Parliament Seats

Fragmentary text describes a debate in France about travelers seating and rail carriage arrangements. Objections cite fairness and comfort for fresh travelers and infants, with reference to deputies and reservations.

Fragmentary notice hints alimony and crime case details

A garbled OCR reads like a mixed 19th or early 20th century notice mentioning alimony due, a judgment instrument, and a court scene. It references a judge, a 23 year old woman, a man named Henry Uillie, a 65 year old farmer, and a detective or sales context. The legibility is poor and key facts are unclear.

Jamatee Bebiy Alfred Higgins Gott Martin Lnse Enare Henry Uillie Conte Farmer

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