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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1922

Page

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Democrats Not Favorable To League Issue In 1924

Washington November 14. Former President Woodrow Wilson warned the League of Nations remains a live issue for the United States, stirring Democratic circles. Leaders study his remarks as they weigh 1924 plans, fearing a revival of League politics may complicate the White House bid. Domestic issues driven victory in Tuesday elections shape party strategy and tax farm and prohibition concerns take center stage.

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Historically engineering as an old profession

A brief note places engineering among the earliest professional fields, highlighting its long standing role in design, construction, and problem solving across civilizations. The statement underscores enduring relevance and broad contributions to infrastructure, technology, and society.

Old Weather Men See Mild Winter Predictions

YORK Pa November 14 Prognosticators and weather prophets register their forecasts for a mild winter. They cite signs from nature including flowers bulbs worms near surface and hairless frogs burrow depth as evidence of gentle cold. Trappers report inferior fur quality and summer coats linger on coyotes and raccoons while trees bloom blades remain green suggesting an early warm spell.

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Rumanians to Pay U.S. War Debt in Full

A Romanian commission announced that Romania will settle its 41.7 million dollar war debt owed to the United States. The group, led by M. Antonescu and M. Antonade, includes judges from Bucharest courts and Paris commissions, and conveyed Mellon’s assurances.

Sowa Washington Rumania United States Secretary of the Treasury Mellon M. Antonescu Supreme Court M. Antionade Court of Appealss Bucharest Consolidated Commission Paris

Dollar Reward For Ancestry Of Springer Family

A Buffalo resident offers one dollar for proof that her Springer surname ancestors served in the Revolutionary War. The note cites Mathias Springer born about 1738 in Delaware or Maryland, married Anna Zimmermen, and eight children. Also a local church theft anecdote and a mail-in advert for Foley remedies appear in this shuffled clipping.

11. C. Daggett Richmond Avenue Buffalo N. Y Springer Chy Clerk Brewer Hagerstown Mathias Bpringer Delaware Maryland Anna Zimmermen Joseph Mathias Peter Henry Jacob John Nancy Elizabeth New Conteratown

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial from Louisiana

A Louisiana woman, Mrs Landry of Donaldsonville, endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier after relief from long standing female troubles. She credits rapid health recovery within a week and recommends the remedies, noting the testimonial is genuine after years of use.

Donaldsonville Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham Landry Mies St. Donaldsonville Pinkhom

Russia Will Not Aid Turkey With Military Support

Moscow indicated it would offer moral backing to Turkey in a war between the Allies but declined to provide actual military aid. The question of a Franco Turkish military pact was raised by Kemalist leaders and referred to the Soviet government for decision.

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Larceny Charge Against Three Men In Chambersburg Case

Three men from Dry Run, John Irvin Harry Milly and John Long, are jailed in Chambersburg facing larceny charges tied to robberies over months. Authorities report stolen harness tires tools turkeys and clothing moved to Dry Run area then divided and sold. Sheriffs Mayer Cushwa and deputies recovered goods during searches. another victim John Miller 24 Calvin Starliper identified among thieves. A second item notes a night school program for youths interrupted by a report from the child labor inspector Miss Walsh based in Cumberland with duties in Hagerstown area. Also mentions a one cent bale sale 광고 Rudolph’s Rexall Pharmacy dates November 16 17 and 28.

Welen Run Withis Jais Chambersburg Pennaylasia Bheritt Mayer Harry Milly John Irvin John Long Dry Run Aye Miss Walsh Cumberland Rudy Rexall

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