29 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
1
Washington June 29 The proposed tariff bill would transfer rate fixing authority from Congress to the President, effectively creating a tariff dictator who could raise duties, impose embargoes, and direct the American valuation plan. Critics warn of political manipulation and partisan gains through delegated authority to subordinates.
Rosa Warnes of Baltimore writes that months of backache and weakness ended after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recalls sleepless nights, reads the book, starts the remedy, and reports good results, inviting others to try it for similar symptoms without drugs.
Fragmentary OCR lines discuss a political campaign, alleged influence concerns, and a person named Mark Hansa with a possible 100k figure. Details are garbled, making it difficult to identify clear events, dates, or organizations.
A recodification effort for all Public Service Commission laws in Maryland is underway to align statutes, amendments, and court opinions since 1910. The project aims to provide up to date annotations and comprehensive guidance reflecting decades of utility regulation and related jurisprudence.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on June 29 union chiefs say the outcome of a Washington conference between John L. Lewis and President Harding will decide if a strike resumes. No new strike call is issued and miners remain at work with suspensions continuing as in April.
An advertisement claims Nuxated Iron restores vigor by boosting blood iron. It features testimonials about improved skin and energy, touts a two week program with a money back guarantee, and lists several local druggists for purchase.
In Birmingham Alabama on June 29 a truce was declared by Judge Henry J. Martin after a knock down drag out fight on the steps of the Jefferson County courthouse between Col J T Garretson 91, commander of Camp Hanks US Confederate Veterans, and McCallum 84, member of Camp Wilcox. The clash occurred on Jefferson Davis birthday during tag day for Camp Hardee funds for a Richmond reunion. McCallum allegedly challenged Garretson and was beaten.
Local church announces preaching services at the Brethren Church this Sunday morning July 2 led by Rev Lester King. Sunday school will precede the service and the Women's Missionary Society will meet Thursday evening.
Harald Spicer of Baltimore says Tanlac cured two years of indigestion and gas, giving him strength and relief from headaches after trying four bottles. He reports immediate improvement from day one and praises Tanlac as unmatched for his stomach troubles. Panlac Ja sold in Hagarstown by local merchants.
The column lists Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Fra Mougen and daughter in Virginia at George and Kathryn Sensenbaughs, Mrs Annie Gantz and son Donald in Boonsboro with the Vined family, Mr and Mrs George Rowland and son Lee in Fairplay, Mrs Charlotte Hetchard to her parents, and other neighbors. It notes harvesting activity, a weaker wheat crop forecast, and a gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Raymond Lowe with relatives present.
Miss Mmity Sempson of Hagers town spent Sunday at her parents home Mr and Mrs W B Samp nell. Blain Shriver from Town visited friends at this place. Little Miss Jane Orilley of Wan cock spends weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs 8 Arley. Martin Res h spent Sunday with son Wasley Rash and family. Lydia Myers a nurse at the Chimbersburg Hospital is vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey A Myory.
Reports from TRON MOUNTAIN Michigan describe a planned resort crackdown on liquor and searches for incoming patrons as owner Dennis imposes strict rules. Cumberland residents warn stagnant canal water could trigger an epidemic, prompting canal towage actions. In Washington state wild pigeons drift across the Columbia River oak forests while feeding on acorns, reviving memories of extinct passenger pigeons.
A vintage ad claims Mentho-Sulphur cures eczema and other skin troubles. It touts germ destroying properties, quick relief from itching, and healing of pimples and blotches after first application. Sold as a plogpant ointment by druggists.
Alfred Barker of 1061 Avondale St East Liverpool reports his boy suffered a bronchial cough for weeks. After using Foley's Honey and Tar, he says it did wonderful good and will be recommended. The ad notes the product is sold everywhere.
Researchers study the Oregon Gove, labeling it a distant relative of the eastern species. The northwest pigeon migrates to Mexico and Central America in early autumn and does not return until spring.
City taxes will be ready for collection Monday June 19 1922 at the Market House. Motor vehicles registered for tax are billed. four percent discount applies for taxes paid in June. After June 30 no discount. Office hours 8 AM to 5 PM and 7 PM to 9 PM Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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