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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1921

Page

1

Corn value debate boosts farm fuel use over coal

Wallace argues corn at ten cents per bushel equals coal value for fuel, potentially saving farmers haul and bag costs while local towns benefit from using corn instead of coal. He cites a pricing gauge where corn at 82 cents equals coal at 16.4 dollars per ton and notes regional coal prices vary. Memorial services mark Premier Hara’s assassination in Tokyo, with attendees at the Japanese Embassy in Washington. Ohio Oil Company raises Central Western crude prices by 40 to 50 cents per barrel in Findlay.

Wallace van Warly Corm Hara Washington Tokio Ohio Ot Company

Musterole offers fast relief for neuralgia

When throbbing pains shoot to the head, rub Musterole on temples and neck for quick relief. The evan white ointment uses mustard oil but won’t burn or blister like old plasters. Available at drug stores in jars or tubes hospital size $3. Better than a mustard plaster.

Livestock Prices From Baltimore Market Report

Baltimore November 10 cattle prices listed first quality beef at 7 to 8 cents per pound for IB to 8c. Medium to good quality cattle quoted 5 to 6 cents. Calves show veal at 13 to 19 cents per pound by express, fat calves 11 to 12 cents, heavy 10 to 14 cents. Sheep No 1 at 3 to 4 cents per pound. Lambs spring 8 to 9 cents, hogs straight 8 to 14 cents per pound with varying quality for sows and boars.

Baltimore

Kidney and Bladder Troubles Must Be Won

Dr. Carey promotes Marshroot No 771 as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. The ad urges prompt treatment for symptoms like frequent urination, burning, brick dust in urine, and backache. Rudy's Pharmacy and Central Drug Store offer money-back on first two bottles if no relief.

Dr. Carey Jose Rudy Homer W. Bakle

Pigs and Shoots Size and Quality Report

Live pigs examined for size and quality, with shoots assessed for similar criteria. The record notes 4a6c and 10a21c identifiers and references 8a10c as an additional tag. This brief item documents standard inspection terms and related codes without further details.

Grace Lusk to be paroled for hospital treatment

Grace Lusk, a Waukesha school teacher serving 19 years for the murder of Mrs. David Roberts in a love triangle, will be released on parole by Governor J. J. Blaine. She will be sent to a hospital for prolonged goitre treatment that undermined her health and prompted a September pardon petition.

Madison Wis Grace Lusk

Painful Rheumatic Ailments Banishment Discovery

James H. Allen long suffered rheumatism and impurity buildup he claimed dissolved in the body to banish pain. He devised a remedy and shared it widely, with Central Drug Store Homer W Eakle Rudy's Pharmacy and All Good Druggists named as agents offering a money back guarantee if no benefit.

Homer W. Eakle Rudy Allen James H. Allen Homer W. Eakte

Autos blamed for low corn prices in Martinsburg report

Farmers blame automobiles for decreased corn demand as bumper crops reach market priced under 40 cents. Citizens cite shift to motor trucks and autos for drayage replacing horse teams, worsening small-quantity sales. Martinsburg observers note overall discouraging market trend.

Martinsburg

Keedysville Notes From Local Roundup

In Keedysville this week Rev David M Funk of the Seminary at Gettysburg preached in the Lutheran Church on Sunday afternoon. Mrs William Grossnickle of Roanoke visiting her father John Grossnickle. Mrs C E Eavey has her home painted. John Grimm, recently with Stine Merry Go Round Company all summer, is home for the winter. The regular W C T U meeting will be held in the hall on Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Mark Grove of Boonsboro visited Mrs Pearl Wilson on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W D Hughes have taken a ten year old boy to rear from Hagerstown named John Franklin Hughes. Rev Beattie was elected delegate.

David. M. Funk Gettysburg William Grossnickle Roanoke John Grossnickle C. E. Eavey John Grimm Stine Merry-Go Round Company W. C. Te U Mark Grove Boonsboro Pearl Wilson W. D. Hughes Hagerstown John Franklin Hughes Beattie

Comfort without Extravagance Coupe Ad

The advertisement touts a two in one car convertible between open and closed configurations for all seasons. It promotes a Chevrolet Sedan or coupe named Model Four-Ninety with a starting price of 875 dollars, delivered free of duty in Flint Michigan, highlighting symmetrical exterior lines and refined interior finish.

B. Flint Mich

Baltimore convention notes and visiting locals

The Buue Bundey School Convention in Baltimore this week drew visitors including Mr and Mrs Harvey Moats Mrs Cora St Fairplay and Mr and Mrs McKinney of Walkersville who were in town last week.

Buue Bundey Baltimore Harvey Moats Cora St . Fairplay McKinney Walkersville Our Town

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