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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1921
Page
4
Social and local news highlights market offerings of asparagus and Easter flowers. Several residents visit friends, travel plans, health updates and property moves are reported, with remarks on illnesses, local services, and shifts in housing and work.
A Sturgin, Cole area woman writes of years of bladder and kidney trouble and sleepless nights. After trying many doctors and remedies she found relief with Foley Kidney Pills, using seven bottles and now feels better. She recommends the remedy to others suffering from kidney problems.
Mrs Roy Bierly hosted a St Patrick s Day themed five hundred party at Hillcrest apartments yesterday afternoon. Irish colors topped the decorations and treats. Prizes were won by Mrs Fred Kremer Mrs J J Doyle and Mrs E R Rouzer. Guests included Mrs A C Hewitt Mrs C H Whipple Mrs Morris Spamer and others.
Mr and Mrs Walter Staats hosted Elfrida Staats’s birthday party on Thursday evening with dancing games and a green and white decorated table. Guests included Calethe Wagner Amilia Schindell Mary Knicely Blanch Hile Louise Janey Elfrida McLaughlin and the Staats and Miller families.
Major C. H. Whipple appeared as a soloist at a Presbyterian Ladies Circle event last night. The program featured songs readings and musical numbers performed by men for the all female audience. A quartet also sang and Whipple offered an encore with a humorous song reference.
Orphans Court named Joseph Murdock and William J. Hurley as appraisers to value the personal effects of the late Jacob H. Berkson. Their duties cover all property listed as part of the estate. The appointment reflects standard probate procedures in handling decedent assets.
Sunnyside Kentucky woman tells how back pain and nervousness plagued her for years until Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound allegedly eased her symptoms. She weighs 138 pounds and praises the remedy, inviting publication of her testimonial as a mother urges others to try the tonic.
Thomas E. Mitten, president of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company, explains he has given away all earnings beyond living expenses for 16 years. He says he will not leave any fortune to his son Dr A A Mitten, who agrees, believing money can be a harmful influence. Young Mitten is portrayed as a chip off the old block.
The Savannah, first steamship to cross the Atlantic, was built in New York and launched on August 22, 1818, marking a milestone in maritime history.
The Interior Department Bureau of Education reports that over half of public school teachers who left for other jobs will not return to teaching. Of 272 former teachers at the War Risk Insurance Bureau, 139 said they would not resume teaching, citing low pay, health impact, school administration issues, preference for other work, lack of social life, and no sick leave. Edith A. Lathrop notes the study with a detailed article on shifting teaching roles.
The document notes the average daily water consumption of Greater New York at 600 million gallons and states there are six islands in the Philippines.
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