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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
11
A patent medicine claim describes dropping a tie Freezone on an aching corn to stop pain and lift it off. The druggist offers a tiny bottle for a few cents that allegedly removes hard, soft, or between the toes corns without irritation.
Washington May 24 Foresters from the Department of Agriculture warn that deforestation can trigger famine conditions. The report cites China where denudation causes floods and soil loss, urging America to protect forests to avoid future hunger and hardship. The analysis links soil erosion, floods, and economic strain to careless forest management and wasteful lumbering.
In Hagerstown, Yastrzinski’s team defeated Hanover 12 to 7 while Waynesboro crushed Martinsburg 16 to 5. Schedule lists games tonight: Hagerstown at Hanover, Chambersburg at Frederick, Martinsburg at Waynesboro.
National League yesterday saw all games postponed due to rain. Today's slate includes St Louis at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia depending on field conditions.
American League results show Cleveland 4 Boston 1 and Detroit 6 Athletics 20 with New York 6 St Louis 4. Schedule notes include New York at St Louis and Washington at Chicago with other matchups listed. International League Rochester 1 Syracuse 2 and Toronto 6 with scattered games and club standings showing Baltimore Jersey City Buffalo Newark Rochester at Toronto. Palace alert text closes the page.
A chaotic OCR fragment notes a film advertisement for The Killer at the Palace and a Washington reader testimonial praising Kidney Bills for kidney trouble relief. It mentions fees and a charitable angle, with unclear context about auction or invitation.
Four members of the State Board of Forestry joined state forestry officials on a three day inspection through forest reserves in Western Maryland. They examined fire protection work in Oud part of the state and discussed improving the Herrington Minor tract Oldland and developing recreational use at the Reserveki. Noted virgin oak stands near Oak land were observed with trees reaching 120 feet tall and five feet in diameter. Dr. Frank J. Goodnow and Dr. E. B. Mathews joined at Oakhind along with other forestry staff and wardens.
A wife with long standing liver and stomach trouble resisted Mayr's Wonderful Remedy at first after a row, then reluctantly took it. The ad claims the product clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract and promises a full refund after one dose. Sold by Aughinbaugh Son and druggists everywhere.
An old remedy claims to overcome catarrhal deafness with a mixture of Paramint dissolved in hot water, teaspoonful four times daily. The note asserts relief from distressing head noises, clogged nostrils, and easier breathing, urging readers with ear or head trouble to try the prescription.
J D Douglas of Canonsburg Ashland reports a 22 pound solid weight gain after using Nerv Worth. He weighed 128 pounds after an illness, and credits the tonic with restoring appetite and strength. His testimony endorses Nerv Worth as a fall strength builder sold by local druggists and central drug companies.
The party stopped at Fort Frederick where funds were appropriated years ago for purchase but the area was never acquired. They also visited Antietam and admired a long roadside tree planting project. Members declared delight with the trip and the Western Maryland reserves.
A brief item notes a ceremonial or social gathering at a palace today featuring Jogkout Porothe Yu as the focal event. Local attendees and officials are described in concise terms for readers.
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