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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1922

Page

2

Church notices for repairs and builds with local addresses

Several entries list individuals and firms planning construction or repairs at various local properties. e Leane Penuira and others are noted to erect garages and frame buildings on Franklin, High streets, and at 112 John Wresrt. Hammond. A promotional snippet about remedies and a penitentiary prisoner anecdote appear alongside.

eLeane Penuira L. W. Debibesuaer Seem Avenue United Evangelical Church Franklin and High Streets H. L. Marediti Fame Osk HI Avenue William JH. Saylor John Wrrest Oobed Hammond Montvale

School Exchange promotes language in schools amid spring lessons

The School Exchange fosters student written and oral language through student edited articles, peer critique, and self-correction. Spring imagery and classroom reflections highlight geography lessons, drawing, and literary notes from Edna Gossard and others at Washington School.

James Russell Lowell Descendant of New England Family

James Russell Lowell, son of Rev Charles Lowell, linked to prominent New England lineages. The Lowell name traces to uncles in Lowell and the Lowell Institute of Boston. Born at Elmwood in Cambridge, Massachusetts, he spent seventy two years there and began schooling at Harvard, later suspended for unknown reasons.

Concord Hiter Emerson and Thoreau Ake Mies Mula White United States Spal Lamfall Critioa Jaren Russell Lowell Charles Lowell New England City of Lowell Lowell Institute of Boston James Russell Waf Spenser Lavell Elmwood Cambridge Massachusetts Harrah

Plan To Install State Use System In 1923 Budget

State Board of Prison Control considers plans to convert a penitentiary dormitory into a printing shop with 20 to 25 workers funded by the 1923 state budget. Warden Claude B Sweezey will repurpose the riot site dormitory and install printing plant equipment, enabling printing of aid reports for state departments. Funds for automobile license tags arrive next February, with 1924 tags first. A wire fenced exercise enclosure for inmates to play baseball is to be discussed next week at the House of Correction.

Penitentiary State Board of Prison Control Claude B. Sweezey Sto Court of Appeals

Study of Whrary Home Attracts Daily Visitors

The text notes a plainly furnished residence occupied by Whittier's brother and others. The home is still standing and visited daily by thousands of people. It is owned and maintained by a Whitler Memorial Association. EDNA GROSSNICKLES, Eighth Grade, White Hall School.

Whittiers Jbe Sluters Whittler Memorial Association Edna, Grossnickls

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