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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

2

Concrete road work links Keedysville to Sharpsburg

Concrete shoulders for the new state road between Keedysville and Sharpsburg are under construction, mixing cement at Hakles Mill and hauling to sections. Flanigan & Sons Baltimore contractors expect three miles finished within three months. Also noted are home improvements on Main street and a local library books list for May 17, 1922.

Keedysville Sharpsburg Hakles Mill Tech Flanigan & Sons Baltimore

Free list sparks Senate laughter over odd imports

Washington May 18 The Senate's tariff debate turned comic as Senator Harrison mocked the free list. He mocked items such as dance, Brazilian pebbles, cuttlefish bone, insects, eggs, fossils, dragon's blood, bones and old junk. The exchange highlighted the bill's eccentric inclusions and raised questions about what might be taxed. London May 18 An assistant professor at the University of London lost his job after kissing a student at a school dance. He argued the kiss was not improper, but the student protested. The case hinges on the university's unwritten code and the boundaries of professional conduct.

Washington Senate Harrison London United Press George J.jones University of London Jones

Mentho Sulphur Skin Remedy Promises Quick Healing

An ad touts Mentho Sulphur as a universal cure for skin eruptions and rashes. The copy claims rapid improvement the next day and praises germ destroying properties, urging readers to buy Bowles Mentho Sulphur from druggists and apply like cold cream.

Frederick welcomes new secretary Austin James of Frederic

Austin James of Frederick has been appointed secretary of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce. He is a former newspaper man active in the city for many years and will assume duties in January.

Austin James Frederick Chamber of Commerce James Jane

Live Stock Prices and Quality Report Maryland Market

Baltimore May 18 cattle beef first quality quoted per pound with ranges for medium best to good and common to fair totals for calves veal and heavy stock listed by quality. Sheep and lambs priced per pound with price bands for old bucks and spring lambs. Hogs shown straight price per pound with ranges for sows and other hog types.

Baltimore

Allenryh Provides Rapid Relief for Rheumatic Poisons

A historical ad touts Allenryh as a remedy that dissolves uric acid deposits and drives rheumatic poisons from the body. It claims quick relief and complete recovery, with mention of the Central Drug Store and pharmacies Homer W Hakie and Rudy's Pharmacy as suppliers.

James I X. Scripple Homer W Hbakie Rudy

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