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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1922

Page

3

Naval Officer Reports Disturbed Air From Waves

Westfield Mass May 5 A more distant weather note and a rare bird sighting. An albino robin near Noble Hospital is described as about a quarter white with streaks on the back and one third white wings.

Westfield Mass Noble Hospital

Local Socials Note Guests and Weekend Visits

Clearspring letter lists Mrs J B Sweeney of Hagerstown Mississippi? and Stanley M Becker of Washington DC along with Mrs W H Coleman of Philadelphia as guests of Mrs Rosa E Warner and Miss Nan White. Mrs Wm R Reitzell and her son spent the weekend in Hagerstown with relatives and friends. Miss Marie Warner spent Sunday.

J.B. Sweeney Hagerstown Stanley M. Becker Washington, D W. H. Coleman Phila Delphi Rosa E. Warner Nan White Wm. R. Reitzell and Son Marie Warner

Local Notes From Clearspring Area Sparsely Reported

Mrs Jesse Thomas and Miss Thomas of Mercersburg Pa note a new Chevrolet Sedan purchase by Samuel Hull the barber. Walter Zimmerman has his store building and house painted. Thieves entered Mr Chas Pound home for the third time but fled empty handed. Clearspring High beat Hagerstown in practice 44 to 44. Class night set for May 29. Miss Minerva Hastings visited Indian Springs with mother and sister. Miss Corinne Lowe of New York registered at Potomac House with aunt Mrs James B Fisher. Clearspring election May 1 had two tickets. Clarence Pound burgess Samuel Gostard assistant burgess Geo B Young Albert Bell and B M Kinsell commissioners. Waterworks favored by property owners. Greencastle boys minstrel show canceled. Miss Blanche Ankeney visiting in Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs Luther Grosh and family visited Mr Grosh parents Charles Grosh.

Jesse Thomas Thomas Mercersburg Samuel Hull Walter Zimmerman Chas Pound Clearspring High School Hagerstown Volley James B. Fisher Waynesnesboro Pal Jeannett Eaton Washington, D. C Clearspring Clarence Pound Samuel Gostard Burgess Geo. 'B. Young Albert Bell B. M. Kinsell Greencastle O. O. F. Hall Blanche Ankeney Hagers Corinne Sponseller Luther’ Grosh Halfway

Restore Kidney Health with Dr Carey’s Tablet Remedy

Nine out of ten sufferers face kidney and bladder issues when wastes build up. Dr Carey’s PRESCRIPTION NO. 77T claims to purify kidneys and blood, flushing acids and toxing from urine. Buy at Rudy’s Pharmacy and Central Drug Store. a ten day test with money back guarantee.

Rudy Homer W. Eakte Central Drug Store

Rohrersville Social News Recap From Weekend Visits

Local notes record Sunday visits and family gatherings across Rohrersville and nearby towns. Individuals listed include Mrs Leah Riser, the Buck family, Newton Stockslager and friends from Hagerstown, Mr Vernon Buck, Dr C D Baker, Walter Haynes, Rev Ree 8 Bireer, Miss Susan Clopperlas, and many others visiting relatives or spending time with spouses and parents.

Herbert R. Potter Washington Leah Riser Vernon Buck Hagerstown Jacob M. Buck C. D. Baker Walter Haynes Harry Haynes Locust Grove Ree Bireer Pittsburgh Poltenberger Jon Piffenberger Susan Clopperlas H. E. Spielman Chambersburg Thomas” Smith Paul Haynes Roberta Cora ‘T. Smith Kate Mullendere Anna Reel Keedysville Hay Clyde Potter John Poffenberger

Bennie Faces Night Yard Haunting Sound In Grandfather Visit

A young Bennie carries a jug through dark woods to his grandfather’s farm. A moaning who-o sound trails him, heightening fear until he bursts into Grandfather’s kitchen. Grandfather reveals the noise is a jug ventriloquist trick as Bennie’s courage returns. Then a puzzle page and circus craft instructions follow.

Bennie Dad Grandfathers Grandmother Ferea Bernie Boy

Diamond Dyes Promise Fadeless Color For All Garments

Advertises Diamond Dyes to refresh faded skirts waists coats stockings sweaters and draperies with simple directions. Claims guaranteed no streaking spotting fading or running. Advises telling the druggist the fabric type whether wool silk linen cotton or mixed.

Household Furniture Bargains Soon in Herald Mail

A reader notice hints at affordable furniture purchases advertised in the Herald Mail section Household Goods. Names like Mr. Mullendore and local residents attend gatherings, with a pound party at Mr. Burns Compher’s home near Gapland featuring games and late refreshments.

Ana Herald- Mail Lee A.mullendore Bertha Rohrer Grace Dean Tom Hagan Homer Mullendore Fern Kaetzel Milby Holder Mary Mullendore Olive Mullendore Susan Clopper Floyd Kaetzel Charles Holder Wallace Mullendore Edw .Starliper Greae Recher

Secret of a Good Disposition Propagated by Lydia Pinkham

A 19th century style ad extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health safeguard for women. It argues that a careful health regimen improves mood and vitality, features testimonials from readers, and urges readers to try the remedy to restore happiness and well being. Paragraph ends with a call to action to try the product.

Lydia Pinkham

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