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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1923

Page

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Cattle Age Policy Shifts in Dairy Industry Report

May 22 report from Ston MM notes a government statement by the Department of Agriculture about dairy cattle age at slaughter. It cites a proposed average slaughter age of ten years for milking cows, contrasting with earlier expectations. The notice discusses pricing and national applicability under present conditions.

Ston Department of Ag United States

Moonshiner Of Old Now Gone In Tennessee Report

Washington May 22 The old-time moonshiner has practically disappeared in Tennessee, according to a Prohibition Gem report to Haynes from W A Smith the government duty law officer. He said illegal distilling of lager had decreased 15 percent during the last two years and bootleggers were becoming scarce.

Internationales Service Washington Tennessee Prohibition Gem Haynes W. A. Smith

State Beef and Dairy Averages Across Regions

The report notes markably uniform averages with several states showing over 11 years and others under nine. Maryland, West Virginia, Florida, Wisconsin, Louisiana, Utah and Nevada average above 11 years while New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama stay around tiny years. Beef price around £42 per head. milch cows averaged $32 at sale, about 80 percent of the $63 milking cows fetched at comparable times.

Maryland West Virginia Fiorida Wisconsin Louisiana Utah Nevada New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut South Carolina Georgia Alabama

Ex Kaiser's Wife Returns for Doorn Reunion

In Doorn Holland on May 22 the former German Kaiser plays a central role in a family gathering. Princess Hermine, second wife of the Kaiser, has returned to visit her children from her first marriage. The former Crown Prince and other Hobeszollern family members are present. A planning meeting for the Washington County Farmers Association June meeting will discuss arrangements for June 3.

Doorn Holland Wenny Weld House of Hermine Tomer Temperor Saboor Centree Clonrapring Washington County

Storm Swept Pleases Academy Audiences

A lurid Thornby sea tale plays at the Academy Thestre with Wallace Berry Noah Berry Arile Pretty Virglia Brows and others in a top flight cast. The director delivers thrills in a dramatic fight scene atop a tower and features startling effects.

Robert Thornby Academy Thestre Itaeli Preg Jaaul Wallace Noah Berry Arile Pretty Stape Thornby Madog Fim

Lemon skin cream promises beauty and whiteness

An advertisement proclaims a lemon cream mixed with Orchard White to whiten and soften skin. It claims to remove freckles sunburn and tan while being harmless and fragrance rich, promising a pale even complexion with regular use.

View Film The Hero Impresses In Police Theatre Showing

A review lauds The Hero a Gauler production showing at the Police Theatre. Gaston Glasa risks his life multiple times to save a boy from a burning scene, delivering a genuine performance that captivates viewers. Critics note the film’s stage origin and question its suitability for general cinema audiences outside small towns.

Turklers Gaauler Police Theatre Gaston Glasa Tom Senu New York Nova S Would Be Understood By An Average Regidet of the Small Town.” Gasnier

Who Are My Parents? Colonial Theatre Production Review

Critics praise the play Who Are My Parents? at Colonial Theatre for its bright charm and childlike heart. Written by an author signing as Mr X, the drama drew strong audience approval during its New York run with steady interest in the parental question.

Fowacrow Jillman

Premier Bonar Tan's Return From Paris Amid Cancer Rumors

London May 22 Premier Bonar Tan who has been ill in Paris is due to return to London this evening his official residence staff denied reports that the premier is suffering from cancer of the throat The dangerous age for worry is from three to seventy See ADATS RIB.

London Bonar Tan Paria Hiy-Office

Recover Bodies Of Six Children From Well

Five children of Drummondville Quebec family were recovered from an old well on the Foul’s farm after the covering collapsed. A baby, unable to crawl, was found nearby on the ground, while cries could not be heard from the depths.

Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Claims World’s Largest Selling Cough Medicine

Fragments describe a medicine for coughs colds and throat ailments named Foley's Honey and Tar. The ad asserts it is the world’s largest selling cough medicine with no effective substitutes and recommends it for relief of coughs, colds, croup, and bronchial irritation.

James Byll Conyersvile Foley

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