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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1921

Page

1

Former President Grayson Nears Recovery After Attack

Former president Grayson shows signs of improvement after a severe headache and digestion ailment at Wilson home. Doctors say his condition is not serious but requires careful attention and rest. he aims to keep tomorrow's appointment. Meanwhile railroad worker Crabin injured near Keedysville after slipping on tracks. treated by Dr W B Brown.

Vanes Fey Wilson Grayson AY Crabin Bradswick Baltimore and Ohio Snstall Keedysville Crabin W. B. Brown

Workman Hurt At Rupp Furniture Company

William Craig of 185 McComas street fell from a four foot high board while employed at the Rupp Furniture Company factory and sustained two wounds to the left side. He received medical attention. Saved pennies to wed Ezra M. Baker and Mrs Mary A Groff of this county married in Winchester Virginia. Ezra paid the clerk 100 pennies for the license and said he had 800 more to cover the preacher and buy postcards and hot dogs.

William Craig McComas Street Rupp Furniture Company Ezra M. Baker Mary A. Groff Winchester

Allied Board Of Supply Meeting Postponed To Tomorrow

Washington Oct 31 The initial Allied Board Of Supply meeting scheduled for today has been postponed to tomorrow to allow board members to be presented to President Harding and Secretary Weeks before sessions begin. The board, created in France in June 1918 to coordinate provisioning for Allied armies under Marshal Foch, will focus on a report capturing supply lessons from World War I.

Allied Board of Supply Washington Harding France Marshal Foch

Waited Till the Cows Came Home Remedy Letter

A testimonial extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and intestinal ailments. The writer claims relief after failed treatments in Philadelphia and a suggested cure that removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation. The letter mentions a money back guarantee and outlets including D. Aughinbaugh & Son and pharmacists.

Philadelphia Mayr D. Cc Aughinbaugh & Son Aruggiste

Woman Sues Over Ramming Injury On Road To Church

Mrs Ide Rohit of Grantville Maryland sues Elizabeth Sproul for $10,000 damages claiming she was rammed by a game owner’s vehicle along Farwing Stone Ohiopyle road while walking to church. Defense says Rohit kept walking and attended church after the incident.

Ram Church Grantville Ide Rohit Farwingston Ohiopyle UN Jontown Alizabeth Sproul Churche Oe

Father and Child Killed in Apparent Family Tragedy

Elizabeth New Jersey October 31 a man named Smith and his ten year old daughter were found dead from bullet wounds today. His wife remained in critical condition at Overlook Hospital with neighbors reporting she had been wounded. Police believe the husband shot his wife and child then killed himself. He made no statement before dying.

Elizabeth N. J Martin Smith

Forestry Board Encourages Shade Tree Planting

The State Board of Forestry established a Shade Tree Department with a corps of experts to provide information and assistance on shade tree problems. The department will advise on insect and disease control, tree care and protection, and selecting trees for planting and plans. This service aids towns and cities where shade trees are valuable assets and neglect causes deterioration.

State Board of Forestry A. Corps

Denies Charges Against Marines in Haiti Slavery Allegations

Washington October 31 Brigadier General DE Butler of the Marine Corps testified before the Senate committee investigating the American occupation of Haiti that charges American Marines forced Haitian citizens into peonage or slavery in road construction are utterly false.

Washington DE Butler Marina Corps Senate Haiti

Injunction Hearing On Property Interests

Judge Wagaman today heard Schindel and Allen on an injunction related to property interests. Attorneys Middlekauf and Wolfinger represented Schindel and John J. Allen in the appearance before the court.

Hagers town Homes Corporation Adjourney Meeting Notice

Adjourney stockholders meeting set for Wednesday at 3 p m in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium to elect directors for the coming year and address other business. Cut out and mail slip to Foley & Co for trial packages of Foley remedies.

Hagerstown Homes Corporation Chamber of Commerce Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley

Baker Guilty of Reckless Driving in Court

William Baker of Foundry Street was found guilty by Justice Halm in the Police Court yesterday evening and fined ten dollars for reckless driving. State Officer Gearhart and a crew filed the charges after an accident on the Middleburg Pike several weeks prior.

Classified ads boost revenue for local advertisers

The continued use of classified advertising increases earnings for business advertisers.

Railroads clash over coal freight rules

Interstate Commerce Commission held pending until December 19 the operation of certain existing freight agreements between the Baltimore and Ohio and Western Maryland railways and others from West Virginia. The coal price here is not affected by the contention between the lines.

Baltimore Ohio Maryland Long ‘Paul West Virginis Interstate Commerce Commission

Washington County wage improvement drive progress

A brief from Clear Spring notes ongoing efforts to raise wages in Washington County. Initiatives target employers and local workers, aiming for measurable salary increases and improved living standards through coordinated policy and community engagement.

Mery Washington County

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