10 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
1
The Mayor and council will meet in a special session to discuss the sewerage question. The Citizens Committee will urge funding their plan without a new issue. Hagerstown and Frederick Trolley Co officials may present a plan to supply power through the Municipal Light Plant for city consumers.
Friendship Lodge No 84 of the Masonic Order will attend Sunday evening services at St John s Protestant Episcopal Church. Members are requested to meet at the Masonic temple at 645 o clock Sunday evening.
Police seek the writer of three unsigned threats to taxi driver Harry Turner over two weeks, exploring two theories that the letters came from a rival. Turner’s tips may lead to an arrest soon as authorities press the case. Rich matador returns to the bull ring amid renewed attention.
Mrs. Martha Bishop, 60, of Hancock, is recovering from severe injuries after falling on an old circular stairway while carrying her five year old grandchild and a lighted lamp. She fractured her left leg and sustained minor bruises as the child was unharmed. The lamp went out but did not explode.
Paraguay the smallest and most remote South American country holds two official national languages Spanish and Guarani. Guarani, spoken widely by Indians before Spanish arrival, is heard on streets as often as Spanish. The language comprises short, snappy monosyllables.
In retirement Segura stays at his palatial home, surrounded by a vast library and art, reflecting his reputation as a scholar, gentleman, and matador.
International News reports a fashion revolt in London against the high stiff collar. Dandies favor soft or jow collars, newspapers criticize the old style, and medical experts warn of health risks. George Bernard Shaw is cited as a leading exponent of the soft collar.
Baltimore market report lists beef cattle quality ranges with prices from 30 to 50 dollars per hundredweight, calves showing 7 to 11 cents per pound, and sheep values noted as No. 1 quality. The entry records various quality grades and price scales for beef, calves, and sheep.
A fragmented OCR fragment lists livestock categories and qualities including bucks lambs hogs shoats and pigs with vague descriptors such as common fair to good straight and various misspelled terms. The text lacks clear dates places or prices.
A brief item notes women working on a house project using flatirons to drive nails, reflecting a snapshot of domestic labor and ingenuity in construction tasks.
An advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as a rapid pain reliever for rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache stiff neck sore muscles strains and sprains. It promises warming tingling within minutes and claims authentic Bowles Red Pepper Rub from drug stores with the Rowles name on every package.
Dr Reese of Huntington West Virginia developed the Reese Formula R-11 after years of personal suffering from stomach liver and kidney ailments. He experimented on himself, refined a combination that restored his health and now promotes the product at Central Pharmacy and Wareham's City Pharmacy with free samples and testimonials.
A bill reducing the Hagerstown tax collector salary from 3600 to 2500 dollars yearly passed the State Senate and moves to the House of Delegates. State Senator Frank W. Mish introduced the measure which would require city tax collectors to be appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Council before collecting taxes for any year.
Mrs Ella McPherson of Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania says after trying many doctors and medicines she regained weight and reports rapid recovery using the Reese Formula R-11. She lost 22 pounds in hospital and now feels one thousand percent better. Free samples offered at Central Pharmacy and Wareham's City Pharmacy in Franklin and Jonathan Streets.
In Allentown a longtime resident William Kemp touts Reese Formula R11 as a breakthrough for stomach liver and kidney troubles after a 28 year struggle. He describes severe indigestion bloating and fatigue improving after using the product and urges others to try it at local pharmacies with a demonstrator on hand.
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