24 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
1
London reports show King George surrounded by police as unemployed protests press for action. He warns unemployment and state issues remain a deep concern. The royal speech notes the Irish constitution must take effect by December under treaty stipulations.
Mr Charles W Boyer invites children from the Orphans Home as his guests for a special Saturday matinee at the Palace Theatre at 2 o clock. The program features Harold Lloyd in Grandsna's Boy and promises cheerful laughter and heartwarming moments for the young guests.
Mary McConny Young Mothers in Wheeling West Virginia recounts how Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription eased severe morning sickness and hearing sensations during pregnancy. She describes rapid strength return and improved health, urging others to seek the remedy and to obtain trial forms or free advice by mail.
The Prisoners' Welfare Association of Canada campaigns to abolish capital punishment following a bungled execution in Woodstock New Brunswick where two men were hanged. Critics cite lack of official hangman and procedural flaws as ongoing risks. Parliament has shown disfavor toward professional hangmen and may soon weigh electrocution as a humane alternative.
The Washington County Branch of the B&O Railroad began operating a manual block train system today to improve traveler safety. The method mirrors the main line system on the B&O UD & G, with operators at Hagerstown Keedysville and Gapland coordinating trains between Hagerstown and Bovertor yesterday morning at 18.
A private moonshine gathering near a small West Virginia town drew J M Moore who bought the first gallon then wore a state trooper uniform to summon reinforcements. The still was seized and four partygoers posted $1 500 bail each. Also reported, James Allen died at 26 North Jonathan Street after a thirty year town residence and hotel waiter service with Rose Hill cemetery planned for burial.
A rail affordable home remedy claims to relieve coughs quickly by thinning mucus and soothing throat membranes. The ad promotes Parmint double strength mixed with water to create a half pint medicing said to stop coughing within hours and cost little per dose. It targets cold and catarrh symptoms and asserts wide usefulness for families.
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