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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
2
A 24 year old Mea Minne Cryer suffered a fall from a porch in an unidentified street area near Shen and Darel. The report notes injuries and suggests a possible accompanying party or witness statements. Further details and exact location are unclear from the fragment.
In Wareham City a local note describes a remedy for sore feet. It mentions foot baths and pads as helpful, with names Jak and Rene Wakely linked to the effort. The article reads like a community tip column urging easing measures for weary feet.
A historic banquet aims to revive the fair amid broad support from state leaders and regional counties. Officials plan a public exhibition and catalogue, with performances by clergy and artists, discussing funding, boosts, and the event's impact on local communities.
Capt B J Plo of Judd Broome, New York, recounts a wartime salvage duty and severe digestion collapse. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, digestion, and strength after trying other tonics and remedies failed. He cautions against coughs and fevers but praises Tanlac for improving health amid hardship.
The fragmentary notice details memorial services at United Brethren church and a convention at Dry Thu District Sakiy Seton with local figures mentioned. It references a Civil War veteran, interment at Cedar Ward Cemetery, and various community names in a period voice.
The Greencastle school announces the graduating class of 1925 with members Lenn Harbaugh Gail Weagley Telady Dorm Ethel Coble Mavel Kemner Wehel Dien Mary Warri Joseph Crinkle ton Clifford Martin Arnold Minnich Harold Shook Glyde Apanglar Ralph Clopper. Local residents Mrs St Z Lightner Mrs George H White and Willan Magn visit. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh folks seen visiting relatives. several names listed as past week’s visitors and hospital updates.
Dr Leonhardt identifies the enna of Plies as internal and prescribes HWM-ISOLD to remove the cause. The drug promises money back if it fails and is advertised at Aughinvaugh Knolsley Drug stores for sale and relief.
Paris May 31 reports a new French government policy declaring cannibals from Western and Central Africa subject to the death penalty, replacing a system where penalties were local and native. The ruling aims to standardize punitive measures across colonies.
Mrs Hooker’s recovery is linked to Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound in a widely circulated medical advice item. The advertisement targets women aged forty to fifty, claiming benefits and renewed vitality from the herbal remedy. It promotes health amid midlife concerns.
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