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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1922
Page
2
Reece by McManus conducted an investigation but made no arrests. Haasan was escorted to the company’s shops by Western Maryland Detective Penta Saylor.
North Baston May 29. Langwater Farm herd of Frederick Lothrop Ames draws buyers from across the region. About 268,930? heads? sold for 282,930 dollars total with an average of 2788 per head. Record price 19500 for Langwater Cleopatra bought by R. J. Benson. Langwater Warrior sold for 7000 to Ruth Twombly. Progeny and other sales push totals with Langwater Memoir and Phyllis drawing top bids. A newborn calf sired by Langwater Covative brought 2000.
The Y M C A reports 620 members since opening less than a month ago and will credit enrollees as charter members if they join by June 1. Private swimming lessons with Mrs Steele are offered for 60 cents per session, with appointments outside regular hours.
The Bald Bagie Tribe of Red Men with Antietam Council, Jr. O U A M and a Morsta Frock Post detachment of the American Legion, led by the Funkstown Band, held a memorial procession from Red Men's Hall to Funkstown Cemetery. W P Wachter, great sachem, spoke briefly and presented a wreath to the Memorial Association. Major John Carmichael delivered a short address before the group proceeded to the Reformed Church for a commemorative sermon.
Baltimore live stock prices cover beef cattle and pigs with prices by weight and size. Walter Jacobs, manager of Rollins Co., returns from Harrisburg after winning a match in the Columbia Country Club invitation golf tournament. Also notices about property lots on Fotomac Ave. through June first and a brief reference to Jacques Sr. and Plot L.
Four people were injured when a Cumberland accident involved Hagerstown resident Ho ward H Kendall who faces charges of driving under the influence and delaying the bus. Kendall was held in default of $50 bail as Cumberland police investigated the early evening crash that also injured Russell Perdew, Gill Roberts, Mr. Welch, and Mrs. Costell of Cumberland.
A Friday night contest at Boonsboro High School awarded gold medals to Gilbert Beattie and Manel Sirmund. Honorable mentions went to Iven Merle Funk Bailey Nelson and Janice Wilson. Frances Alexander Fred Stouffer won five dollar gold pieces for writing, with Arlene Ford Madeline Bast Bailey Nek BOL receiving special rewards. Janice Wilson took the best essay prize, ten dollars in gold, with Gilbert Beattie receiving honorable mention. A separate report notes Dursie K Edja held for hearing after a confrontation prompted by a concealed revolver found on him.
Gordon Hassan, general machine foreman at the Western Maryland Railway local shops, reports being attacked by ten to twelve men. He sought refuge at a nearby Pennsylvania Railroad passenger station as police were notified and dispatched patrol units to the scene. Further details were awaited from authorities.
The fragment references a laxative product and a combination with aspirin. It reads as an unclear medical or consumer note about preparation and usage, but lacks complete context, dosage, or authoritative guidance. Further readable text is needed to form a proper headline and summary.
Plaintiff Nodh G Ford sued Hagarstown Welding Co and was awarded a verdict for 124.88 by a jury in the Ojduit Court. Saturday afternoon Grice and Wachter represented the plaintiff and G Welter Baker and Misa Grace RL Gerber represented the defendant.
Mrs Anna Allen of 79 Temple Street Paterson says Tanlac keeps her strong as she nears eighty. She describes stomach troubles indigestion and nerves before Tanlac and notes five to six bottles yearly maintain her health and appetite. She praises Tanlac as spring medicine and says it never fails. Sold in Hagerstown by local druggists.
A Paxtang resident reports severe rheumatism left after taking Plant Juice. She says she walked with a cane, suffered back and kidney pain, indigestion, and bloating before using the product. She credits improved digestion, appetite, and absence of aches to Plant Juice. Also noted are local sellers in Hagerstown and Mansfield.
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