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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1921

Page

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Postmaster Nomination Stalled by Senator Fletcher

Historical note describes complaints over postmaster nominations amid favors to ex service men. President Harding regulations supposedly extend preference to all classes, while Postmaster General Hays is alleged to ignore both law and regulation. Senate committee to review, with a meeting planned to address the issue.

Getty Jacobs Conde Senate Fletcher Geo. “R Lynn Schnectady Tennessee McKellar Harding Hays

Suit for Divorce Filed by Sarah Weaver

Sarah Weaver sues Jesse Weaver for divorce alleging she was driven from their Sandy Hook home. Court ordered Jesse Weaver to pay $35 counsel fees and $50 monthly support pending settlement. Weaver employed at Harpers Perry Pulp Company.

Sarah Weaver Jesse Weaver Sandy Hookin Weaver Harpers Perry Pulp Company

Pape's Cold Compound Quick Relief Claim

Don’t stay stuffed up quit blowing and snuffling with Pape’s Cold Compound taken every two hours for three doses. It supposedly breaks up a cold, stops nasal congestion, relieves headache and feverishness, and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance and tastes nice, with no quinine. Insist Jupon Pape’s.

Pape Grippe

Pope Benedict Poised for Reconciliation with Italy

London dateline reports Rome's Tempo interview with Cardinal Gasparri citing the Papal Secretary of State that Pope Benedict is ready to reconcile with Italy. The dispatch notes the claim as a rumor from the Italian paper, outlining potential policy shifts.

Italy London Central News Rome Tempo Cardinal Castairi Pope Benedict

Christine Nilsson Dead the Second Swedish Nightingale

Copenhagen report states Christine Nilsson the noted operatic soprano died in the city. Once deemed the Second Swedish Nightingale she won many triumphs in Europe and America, regularly visiting the United States from 1870 until her 1891 retirement.

U.S Copenhagen Chrisine Milsson Christine Nilsson Jenny Lind Europe America

Industrial Deal Converts Muserson Used Machinery Firm

A complex industrial deal in Waynesboro Nevada transfers the Muserson-Jeogl Waat agricultural machinery unit to a new corporation. Emerson Brantingham Company will retire from manufacturing agriculture machinery breeders and tractors in this region. The promoters have reached definite stages with the Chamber of Commerce officials and directors.

Afooy SN Waynesboro Waynestere Nev Phas Muserson- Jeogl Waat Wil- Corperetion Maciin Emerson Brantingham Company Phen Chamber of Commerce Dstectore

Locomotive Crash Kills Two in New Orleans Yard

Two members of the Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company switching crew were killed and a third injured when an engine turned over in the company's yards in New Orleans. The deceased are foreman Nicholas King and switchman Emile Gilkes. Engineer Dominick Tregre was injured and expected to recover.

New Orleans Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company Nicholas King Emile Gilkes Dominick Tregre

Mayrs Wonderful Remedy Helps Father Regain Strength

A family story credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with restoring a father's appetite weight and strength after a stomach illness. The product is described as a harmless preparation that clears cathartic mucus from the intestinal tract and calms inflammation, with a money back guarantee. Sold by D C Aughinbaugh and Son and druggists nationwide.

Pather Batte Safrow Mayr Father D. C. Aughinbaugh & Son

Ohio voters approve bond plan to fund state bonus

The state election result included a constitutional amendment providing for the issuance of 25 million dollars in bonds to pay the state bonus. This measure ties to the veterans' benefit program and secures funding through public debt.

Ohio

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