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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
4
Warsaw reports a chaotic event after a Grand Guignol style play in Vilas. A man concealed in a coffin attacked bearers, a priest, and others, causing panic, a death by fright, and a chaotic scene as authorities sorted the aftermath.
International News reports Miss Virginia Lee fearing eleven financ es as she returns from abroad. The piece notes her charm on the League of Nations ballot in London and mentions an expected suitor upon her return to New York. It cites Howard Chandler Christy as involved and references a fear of crowds at the pier.
In Wincheter, June 29, a man described as representing a distilling company in Virginia carried a sample case and book of customers while authorities planned scrutiny. He listed prospects whose standing would be checked before any approach.
The piece warns that peas make one fat and advises sparing consumption for those seeking slenderness. It notes peas contain protein but mainly carbohydrates and suggests eating them in moderation after harvest.
Alice Wilson of 137 Fortisth street Pittsburgh credits Plant Juice with curing her 18 year illness including catarrh of the stomach fainting spells and weight loss. After drinking half a bottle she began to improve and now weighs 166 pounds. The ad cites local druggists DG Aughinbaugh & Son and Knalsley Pharmacy selling Plant Juice.
International Mercantile Marine Co announced the Majestic, a 66 000 ton liner built in Germany, will sail from Hoboken to Southampton in early 1922. Launched in 1914, designed to eclipse rivals, the ship was seized after the war and reportedly sold to White Star Line and now readied by Leviathan work at Hamburg.
Howard Thoms Montgomery aged 63 was found with a throat wound on Virginia Avenue near the James Zarcom restaurant where he worked. Mrs. Earsom reported the incident, Montgomery was taken to Western Maryland Hospital where surgeons attempted to save him, but he died a few hours later.
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