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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

Page

10

Hotel men praise educated young women in Southwest satire

A fragmented column quotes John Burke and Percy Tyre praising the flapper era. They discuss hotel staff and guest relations, noting wealth, education, and sophistication. The tone is salon gossip with implications about gender roles and urban nightlife in the Southwest.

John Burke Congress Ant Anks Percy’ Tyre Texga Weil Southwest Astelsia

Sunday Visits and Long List of Local Visitors

A fragmentary social notes item lists numerous residents and visitors spending Sunday with relatives in various towns. Names include Hiale Boppe, Mr and Mrs James Waugh, John Sager, Hardt Mery family, John Munday clan, Max MacDonald, Hettry Plum mer, Arthur Keller, Charlie Betts family, Ringgold delegates, HA Price family, George Gates, L K Spletman, Washington County Christian Endeavor group, and others. The piece mentions Mr and Mrs Elmer Mery and children, and notes a rise involves schoolmates and a farewell to old friends.

Add Williaat Barhaugt Jake McNaleas Miki James Waugh Tunkatown Frade Mediar James Isabelle Fannette Harpers Ferry John Sager Phartes John Lewis Elmer Mery Chilldren John Munday Aon John Max*MacDonald Mire Hettry Plummer Arthur Keller Song Gerald Rotert Bir Chiatjes” Betts Margaret Ud ‘Lester Price Ami George Gates Hanover L.K. Spletman Ware D. A. Spletiman T. Benedict Read Washington County Christian Endeavor Bouluty Silah C. C. Clowes Ant Klafer Ma Poukess Edward Midenour Son Denny Charles Tivind Harry Ridenour Mildred Duke Zachariah Ridenour Hunel Lestar Edna Letter Mintos Yeunte Pool Plumier M. Voit Mit C. Bandoenhang Br.eid Mia Plumtion Luther Snyder Cayinte Pas

State conference on education holds county meeting

A regional conference attended by about 56 delegates including Dr Albert Cook and county superintendents discussed district problems and administrative matters at the Girl High auditorium yesterday. Speakers highlighted teacher recruitment and instructional refinement while noting a fatal traffic accident and related student concerns in the past week.

Carroll el Montgomery Allegaby Frederic Washington Albert Cook Alyt School Dinesalon Guak

French Exoneration By Coroner Jury In Fatal Crash

A coroner jury last night exonerated A R Brevick in the death of Hazel Krepp, a year old, who died at Washington County Hospital from injuries after being struck by a car driven by French on Tuesday. Henry Davis testified he saw the auto approach Lacast and North streets and the child dart from the curb into the path of the vehicle.

Jaquebt 1 A. R. Brevick Tram Hazel’ Krepp Washington Countyy Freuch Henry Davis Witnes Lacast

Women’s health and herbal remedy in early herbal medicine

A fragmented 20th century style piece discusses female health issues linked to social roles and nerves. It references Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a drugless, safe herb-based remedy promoted for women’s ailments and stress, urging cautious hope for restoration and well being.

Wowai Lydia Inbham

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Suests Chicago National Association of Hotel- Men Seach Hiale Boppe Mr Hartea Boppe Ned Mice Joan Lewia Hagerstown Grocery Co. Distributies Mayereratqutyay Goodyear-Hood-Fish Hudson and Essex Louis Meyers & Bros Franklin St Gingham Sailora
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