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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1921

Page

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New threats resume in Frederick letters to Judge Worthington

In Freerick March 23 a letter writer, same handwriting as earlier threats, renews extortion demands of 5000 to Holmes D. Maker and 300 to Judge Worthington under death penalties. The writer claims a drop point and threatens kidnapping Dorothy Worthington if demands are not met. Previous target Charles R. Robinson was released after a jail break.

Wer Fenbaker Baker Joseph D. Baker Citizens’ National Bank Dorothy Worthington Peat Hockbony Judge Worthington

Governor Inspects Jessups House of Correction

Governor Ritchie and State Board of Prison Control members toured the Jessups House of Correction with Warden Sweezey and Executive Secretary Anderson. They were hosted at luncheon by Warden Lankford and returned to say the institution is being properly conducted.

Jessups Ritchie Marbury State Board of Prison Control House of Correction Sweezey W. Oscar Anderson, Jr Lankford

Bolivar Home Burns. O'Boyle Property Damaged

Fire at noon yesterday in Bolivar destroyed Lewis Beek's home and badly damaged Daniel O'Boyle's adjoining property. Charlestown fire company arrived, saving the O'Boyle site from total loss. Also notes a local hat sale at Kahn's with hats under 4.95.

Lewis Beek Bolivar Daniel O'Boyle Charlestown

Dean's Kidney Pills Praise From Hagerstown Resident

Mrs. V. O. Young of 26 North Amburberry Street reports relief from back pain and kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Rudy's Drug Store. The 60 cent remedy is advertised by Foxter Milburn Co. of Vapeio, New York, urging readers to ask for the genuine kidney remedy.

Hagerstown Dean Rudy

Woman Credits Cardus Cure From Pains and Aches

Mary Alice Finghett of Route 2 Pobiin Va says Cardus eased long standing pains. She describes severe aches in back sides and head with poor appetite. After starting Cardus she reports improved appetite and energy and urges others to try it.

Pobiin Mary Alice Finghett Route 2 Here Cardus Mi Houghett Geother Paw

Allied troops cross the Rhine in first photographs

The first images received in the country show the advance of French and British troops across the Rhine after Germany rejected reparations talks. The photos depict French soldiers entering Dusseldorf and British non-commissioned officers in Dusseldorf receiving instructions from a British officer.

Rhine Dusseldorf

Antique Miley clock case in Pennsylvania court

Southern Pennsylvania and Maryland parties argue ownership of an old Miley clock once owned by Mrs Kate C Wolf of Gettysburg. The clock, signed over to nephew George W Sherman in 1905, changed hands to C A Stoner in 1919 after a sale by a guardians committee. Sherman sues to recover. Judge McPherson ruled for the defendant and an appeal followed.

Superior Court Pennsylvania Maryland

Husband Held On Charge Of Assault With Hatchet

Mrs George Hall of LeGore Frederick county was felled by a hatchet after an argument while repairing a fence. The husband was jailed on the assault charge. The injured woman is expected to recover. Kitzmiller March 23 C McNuter killed by a local freight on the Western Maryland railway near Beechwood Station. The body was buried today. A five dollar bill mover looks 80 big as it is now at Kahn's, hats on display at 4.95 each.

George Hall LeGore Frederick County Hall Kitzmiller Kahn's

Sulphur Clears Rough Red Skin

A skin specialist claims Mentho Sulphur quickly soothes irritated skin and heals eruptions such as rash pimples ringworm due to germ destroying properties. It aims to remove torment and disfigurement with rapid improvement, urging sufferers to obtain asmall package of Mentho Sulphur.

Questioned power of Racing Commission to regulate profits

At a commission meeting the scope of the Racing Commission to regulate or control race track profits was debated as the looming major task for the coming year. Commissioners argued Burke law grants such power. Kennedy proposed a spring meeting license stating acceptance of the commission’s regulatory authority. He will seek Attorney General Armstrong’s ruling, or private counsel if needed. Funding for hats mentioned briefly by Kahn's.

Racing Commission Commission Kennedy Racing Association Armstrong

Bride Elopes After Church Wedding Plans

Winchester March 23 A week after returning from Washington with her mother where an elaborate wedding trousseau was purchased for a church wedding Miss Gretta M Donaldson of a prominent Front Royal family eloped with L B Wallihan to Charles Town West Virginia where they were married.

Winchester Washington Trosseau Gretta M. Donaldson L. BE. Wallihan Charles Town W. Va

Castarets Health Claim Cardboard Ad

Advertisement promotes Castarets as a pleasant sleep aid and liver stimulant promising clear head smooth digestion and regular bowels by morning. Claims contain no griping or inconvenience and targets children as fans of the candy like cathartic treat.

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