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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1921
Page
4
A long list of Easter travelers and visitors to Williamsport and nearby towns includes students from Johns Hopkins University Maryland relatives and friends visiting for the holiday. Also noted are payroll details for Company B Maryland National Guard and a Florida visit by Maryland tourists with several names listed.
A physician warns that kidneys drive premature aging and death as poisons in the blood hasten decay. He advises everyone over thirty to protect kidney vitality by drinking plenty of pure water and using Anuric tablets to reduce uric acid. Discovered by Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, send 10c for a trial package.
Saturday features the Kyd Douglass Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at the Library with Mrs Canby presiding. A big regular dance at Stouffer's Dancing Academy. Monday March 28 Easter Dance at Pythian Hall Williamsport to benefit the Order Eastern Star Home Fund with a prize waltz of 5 dollars in gold and a special car for Hagerstown after the dance.
Ralph Zetties aged 14 was committed to St Mary's Industrial School until 21 by Justice Halm after being charged with cutting Baltimore area telephone wires at Startzman's Crossover. Companion Jos ent Carter, 15, was dismissed with a warning. Separately, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shops at Mount Clare may reopen April 4 though no date has been set.
John Zentmyer an employee of Jamison Cold Storage Door Co now visiting California presented the Jamison employees with a fine box of choice oranges which were very much enjoyed.
The Daily Mail advertises a ten day special sale of shoes by Sample Shoe Store set to end tonight. The promotion highlights discounted footwear across styles and sizes with store hours extended for the final day.
Joseph Diazner, a four year old after adenoid and tonsil operation, slid from a hospital window in Brooklyn. Two men laid coats as a net below to catch him as onlookers alerted staff. The improvised safety net saved him from injury and he was returned home.
Testimony in cross suits for divorce between Stewart H Heironimus a retired merchant formerly of Hagerstown and Mrs Lucy Dabney Heironimus a Virginia belle will be heard in the Circuit Court of Baltimore next Tuesday Much testimony yesterday consisted of private detectives repeating stories of Mrs Heironimus visit to a road house near Atlantic City with an army officer last summer Her defense and evidence in the cross bill alleging cruelty will likely be reached mid next week Blaze In Ransom The brick store building of D S Hughes at Ransom near Charles Town was destroyed by fire early today The store housed Sages Brothers who lost most of their stock and furniture and an automobile A garage and stable behind the storeroom were destroyed Loss on the building 6000 with 1500 insurance and on the contents 4000 with to insurance
John T. Gibbons of New Orleans brother of Cardinal Gibbons and the prelate's only surviving relative is critically ill and not yet informed of his relative's death. He is an 84 year old Gulf City merchant with several children. The state highway commission approved adopting the old Defense Highway as the main link between Washington and Annapolis and ordered an immediate contract for three miles of the proposed road.
Detroit reports that Jobin Middleditch, postmaster of Lunn Michigan, acted as lead in The Village Vamp a $12000 production and was sentenced to three years at Fort Leavenworth after admitting to cashing money orders for a lover in exchange for an automobile phonograph and new furniture.
London dispatch reports Professor Keith’s lecture on tailed humans. He says humans are tailed animals with atrophied appendages due to upright locomotion, noting rare cases of a protruding tail in infancy and occasional wagging in emotion. The piece also mentions phonograph records used as court evidence.
Mrs. H. A. Seaman of Sturgin Colorado writes she suffered years with bladder and kidney trouble and found relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. She took seven bottles, slept better, and now feels fine and recommends the remedy to others. Sold everywhere.
Frederick March 24 Mabieg Bartgis, a Yellow Springs farmer about 70, was jailed by Sheriff W O Wertenbaker on charges of assaulting his wife after a dispute. He allegedly brandished a shotgun and struck at his wife with its butt. The family has prior court involvement and Bartgis split residence with a part of the time spent in an outbuilding before returning to the house.
In Butte Montana on March 26 Judge J J Lynch sentenced a year old boy to an industrial school for 60 days after he set fire to clothing stacked in a laundry wagon.
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