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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1922

Page

2

Feminine hands to guide U S industries says Edith Alden

Mrs Edith Javia Alden the first woman in a corporate railroad post declares women should work and gain broad business experience. She criticizes cold male logic and asserts women are less prone to routine, aiming to modernize industry within a decade. She is an aunt and widow with a four year active business record. The interview underscores economic independence for women.

Chicago United United Press Mra Edith Javia Alden Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Businega Alden Hee Ong

Lady Billy to Bow at Maryland Theatres May 15

UN says Mitel the charming prima donna comedienne brings Lady Billy to Maryland theatres Monday May 15. The new musical romance, a bright vehicle with Zelda Sears hook and Harold Levy scorn, features Sydney Greenstreet and a strong supporting company led by Henry W. Savage.

Mitel Maryland Lady Billy Liberty Theatre New York Zelda Sears Harold Levy Mght Henry W. Savage Sydney Greenstreet Boyd Marshall Elsa Foerster Arthur Uttry Vira Rial Mack Kennedy Louise Dage Charles Gay Beatrice Collenette Harry Lang Metropolitan Opera House

London beard craze spawns Hirante Half Hundred club

Londoners mock the Hirante Half Hundred who embrace streamline beards. They say a daily shave costs a dime, claiming to save 365 dimes yearly, a quip that sparks local humor about a new beard society.

London United Press

Prevent Kidney and Bladder Trouble With Careys Prescription

A vintage health ad warns against overtaxing kidneys and urges a lighter diet and more water. It promotes Dr Careys Prescription No 777 herb based remedy claimed to restore kidney function, relieve bladder irritation, and prevent bright s disease and gravel with a money back guarantee.

Carey Rody Homer Eakis Central Drug Store Atlats

Officers Retired From Sixty-Second Cavalry Division

Announcement from the Army Retirement Board in Washington states two officers of the Sixty-Second Cavalry Division are retired due to disability. Col. Thoriag H. Cunningham retires after injuries from a horse accident in France. Capt. Rodger Wisner, hospitalized at Walter Reed, had wounds from action in France and has been retired after months of illness.

Army Retirement Board Washington Walter Reed Hospital Wisner France

Hancock Post Office Upgraded to Second Class Status

The Hancock post office, currently a third class office, will become a second class office on July 1. The change will distinguish it as the sole second class post office in Washington county aside from Hagerstown.

Hancock Pos Aude Washington” County Hagerstown

Hull's Garage Sale Denial Amid Reported Offer

TD F Hull owner of Hull's Garage on North Locust street denied a sale had closed to Harri burg Po man after reports of a 70000 dollar deal. Hull said Portéy from Harri burg was in the market and had inspected the building. America consumes 90 pounds of sugar per capita annually.

F. Hull Hull North Locust Street Harriaburg Po Portéy Harriburg

Inventor Runkel to Demonstrate Collapsible Gear Rim

C F Runkel inventor of collapsible gear shift and collapsible rim will be in Hagerstown today with a demonstration car. The Light ing Sales Corporation of New York City and Maryland Metal Products Company of Hagerstown have contract to manufacture the new auto parts, which are claimed to be a distinct innovation and usable on any machine except a Ford.

C. F. Runkel Lighting Sales Corporation New York City Maryland Metal Products Company Hagerstown Oscar Zurich Runkel Ford

Calves and cattle price list with rheumatism ad

An old price notice lists calves cattle hogs and pigs with weights prices and quality terms for market sale. It includes spring lambs vealers and heavy calves with notes on first quality cows oxen and boars. An unrelated Rheumatism cure advertisement promises refunds if not convinced.

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