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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
7
Mrs Delancey Nicall, a prominent New York social figure, is expected to walk again after a bone surgery in England. Doctors removed an infected bone section from her right tibia and a specialist used the graft to replace missing bone in the upper leg. The operation, performed last December, aims to restore full mobility within a year.
Washington dispatch reports potatoes and onions easing in New York and Pennsylvania markets while Chicago grains show mixed movement. Cattle hogs and sheep prices rise in midwest markets as wholesale meats hold firm. gains and declines across oats, celery and storage apples reflect varied regional demand.
Markets show mixed demand with timothy and clover prices noted. Delivered quotes include No 1 timothy 26 and No 2 timothy 25, wheat: Gemand Light stocks, Washington bran 32.50, middlings 20.50, cotton seed meal 34.50, white hominy feed 30.50, alfalfa meal 22 and beet pulp 35.
A group of Masonic officials presented President Harding with a ceremonial invitation to join a Master Masons pilgrimage to the tomb of George Washington at Mt. Vernon on May 11. The President indicated he would be present if possible but did not promise to speak. Harding narrows Shipping Board chairmen choice to James A. Farrell and R. A. Smith, with final board personnel to await the chairman decision.
The War Finance Corp announced a $3,000,000 loan to an American exporter to ship milk products to Europe. Washington report notes the approval today and identifies the loan as a significant support for U S dairy shipments abroad.
Fittings will soon be in earnest in our community as many changes of location will be made this spring by our farm and village folks. Kieffer Seibert and wife visited D. I. H. Spickler and family Bundey.
W H Stouffer offers trimming of grape vines shrubs and trees and Agsa fence building at 141 Barland Ave. Phone 12324. Notice filed February 15, 1931.
The article surveys film publicity slang, noting Ralph Waldo Emerson influence on writers and listing titles and figures from early cinema. It mentions The Servant Question The Lion and the Mouse The Phantom Butler Made in Heaven A Poor Relation Shadows on the Screen Owen Moore Ivor Novello Elaine Hammerstein Martha Mansfield Eugene O Brien and others with quirky observations on film trends and star images.
Public sale announced under power of sale for a mortgage on a Beaver Creek farm in Washington County. Sale set for Tuesday March 29, 1921 in front of the Court House, with a 2514 acre tract plus outbuildings, orchards, and improvements described. Terms include one-third cash, notes with security and two years, possession at closing. Assigned to James B. S. P. March 10 97.
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