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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1921

Page

4

Poverty and Work Said to Prolong Life in Silence

In a Wiltshire village and other notes a speaker argues poverty and worry may extend life, since work provides purpose and distraction from woes. The piece links illness, weight loss, and a belief that hardship can yield longevity, while recounting customs about bells at funerals and gleaning hours, plus a commercial testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar.

Glimmerby Mr. Gossington Mingegan Wiltshire Eng Rutland Goddington Oxfordshire George

Air Sleigh Replaces Carriage In Chamonais Sled Perambulator

In the French winter resort of Chamonais brothers adopt the sled perambulator to convey their offspring. The device suits skiing trips, skating outings, and shopping expeditions, replacing the carriage as a practical child transport during travel.

Chamonais

Daughter of Senator Lenroot Studies Wisconsin Child Welfare

Miss Katherine F. Benroot, daughter of Senator Irving L. Lenroot, visited Wisconsin and was photographed in Dorchester Massachusetts as a guest in the Dorchester Court. She studied juvenile cases and the social service system of probation officers. She is connected with the U S Children's Bureau.

Katherine F. Benroot Irving L. Lenroot Wisconsin Dorchester Mass Learoot Children’s Bureau U.S. Department of Labor

Conference on Typhus Prevents Epidemic Fears

Washington reports the coast states health officials from Virginia to Maine reached an informal consensus on further typhus appropriations. Surgeon General Cumming of the Public Health Service led the meeting and officials say epidemic danger has been lessened by measures already taken.

Washington Virginia Maine Cumming Public Health Service

Dr James Headache Powders Offer Relief

A vintage ad promises rapid headache relief using Dr James Headache Powders. It touts 10 cent packages and claims the product clears dull to violent throbbing headaches, neuralgia, and pain within moments after taking a powder. It urges readers to visit a local drug store immediately.

Fire in Lehigh Coal Mine Burns Since 1859

A coal mine burning between Summit Hill and Coldale Pennsylvania has smoked since February 1859. Lehigh Coal & Navigation company seeks a skilled fireman as engineers test schemes to extinguish the blaze, including a proposed tunnel to cut off fuel and stop the fire.

Summitt Hill Coldale Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company Lehigh Company Nhich

Milks Emulsion Promises Health after Tuberculosis

A testimonial shows Mrs. Robert M. Anthony crediting Milks Emulsion with restoring strength and appetite after a tuberculosis scare. The ad claims the product builds flesh, aids digestion, and relieves chronic stomach issues, offering a money back guarantee and bottles priced at 50 cents and 1.50.

Robert M. Anthony Guin Ala Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute Vi Hh. Tudy

Agreement on Tests for Battleships

Washington announces joint navy and army air forces tests to study aerial bombing effects on modern vessels. Experiments run June 1 to July 15 off Cape Hatteras and Cape Henlopen, using battleships Iowa and Kentucky along with former German ships, subs, and destroyers.

Washington Navy Army Air Forces Navy Department Cape Hatteras Cape Henlopen Joint Army and Navy Board Iowa Kentucky Ostfriasland Frankfurt

Clara Smith Hamon Pleads Not Guilty in Hamon Murder Case

Ardmore Oklahoma February 28 Mrs Clara Smith Hamon charged with murder in connection with the death of Jake L Hamon pleaded not guilty at her arraignment in district court here today.

Ardmore Okla Clara Smith Hamon Jake L. Hamon

Harding to name Port of New York collector

Reports from Washington say George W. Aldridge of Rochester will be named by President Harding as Collector of the Port of New York with solid backing from the New York State Republican organization. In Toledo a stenographer Catherine De Lamar reportedly won a ten dollar raise for efficiency and refused to speak to any man on the telephone until she powdered her nose.

Washington George W. Aldridge Rochester Port of New York Harding Catherine de Lamar P. J. Mulligan

De Lamar Praises Alice for Efficiency and Modesty

De Lamar lauded Alice for her poised personal appearance and urged that she be rewarded. He emphasized the high pitch of efficiency and modesty she displayed, arguing recognition is warranted.

de Lamar Peresnall Alice

Woman Finds Relief With Foley Kidney Pills

Mrs H A Seaman of Sturgin Cole writes of years of bladder and kidney trouble. After trying many remedies a friend sent Foley Kidney Pills. They helped greatly, she used seven bottles and sleep returned. She recommends Foley Kidney Pills to all who suffer kidney trouble.

Mineral Wells W. Va Dr. Pierce Ialso H. A. Seaman Sturgin Cole Foley

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