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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
2
Paris police have launched an aggressive drive to lower meat costs, rounding up major dealers and tracing orders to halt price hikes. Investigators bought cattle in Normandy, resold them to Paris, and exposed profiteering schemes while noting overall prices still rise for households amid higher rents and living costs.
Speculation drives landlords to eschew leases, monthly tenant hunts rise as arrests and fines fail to curb it. Amid hardship the French laborer notes relief: beer price drops from sixty to forty centimes while quality improves.
Virginia Chase colored was sentenced to three months in jail after testimony that she tied her seven year old stepson’s hands to a hot stove as punishment on February 21. The boy said he was struck on the head for spilling boiling water and his hands bound to the stove. neighbors heard his screams. Chase claimed the burns came from the boy falling on the stove.
Washington March 10 The countrys flour supply is running low and flour mill output is 2 percent lower than a year ago Senate Senator Apper of Kansas said he would renew his fight in the new engross to stop unrestricted speculation in wheat and farm products he declared.
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick fix for rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, and related pains. It claims internal treatment is rarely needed and urges readers to try a small bottle from their druggist for swift, skin-safe relief.
A Chicago reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing chronic female troubles after four doctors and a recommended operation. Vermont testimonials praise similar relief, urging readers to request the company’s free private text on ailments peculiar to women.
International News reports Northwestern University psychology professor Robert R. Gault presenting a lecture on "Suggestion and Suggestibility" to the University Guild in Evanston. He argues people think less than they believe, confuses belief with prejudice, cites wartime atrocity tales as evidence of suggestible minds, and notes social leaders shape opinions.
An ad-promoted remedy uses concentrated heat from red peppers to relieve rheumatic backache neck pain and muscle strains. It claims instant tingling warmth within minutes and improved blood circulation, promising quick relief and affordable bows Red Pepper Rub is available at drug stores for chest colds and general pain.
A letter from the Benedictine Sisters at Holy Name Con vent in San Antonio Florida urges mothers to use Foley's Honey and Tar to combat coughs and colds. The note says they have used it for children and found it beneficial as a household remedy and reports a recent shipment.
An auto of Melyin Reeder of Boonsboro was damaged in a collision with a truck from Martin Brothers Transfer Company at Jonathan and Aentietam streets last night.
Boston reports Bishop Edwin H. Hughes denounces ragtime jazz urging focus on work over leisure at the twenty-eighth annual banquet of the New England Hardware Dealers Association. Mrs. W. W. Ritchey returns home after visiting Norfolk relatives at the Wareham Apartments.
At the Colonial Theatre today the Williams ox production The Challenge of the Law screens starring William Russell with E Lloyd Sheldon as author. The drama follows a Royal North West Mounted Police captain who cleans up a fur smuggling ring, chases bootleggers across the desert, avenges a murdered friend, and wins his love.
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