04 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
1
A new U S District Attorney ruling targets unlabelled beer at saloons. Federal agents are instructed to fine such beer during raids, with penalties and seizures beginning immediately. The move aims to curb illicit labeling and ensure compliance across breweries and taverns.
Red Cross plans shipments from this country to Athens to aid more than 500 Greek refugees lacking clothing. donations welcomed at Red Cross Headquarters in Hagerstown or the Maryland Hotel.
Kemal Pasha abandoned his troops in the Turkish neutral zone following a British notice. Chanakptor was the last district evacuated, ending Turkish presence in the area.
The Board refused to close schools on Tuesday of Fair week but approved a three day holiday Wednesday through Friday. The $300,000 school bond issue remains invalid with no action taken. Keedysyville pupils study in the town hall while a new building is stalled, and Sandy Hook schools still await opening due to space.
Ten young women in Flint form the No Longer Skirt Club to defy fashion edicts and demand freedom to wear skirts of any desired length. They plan a vigorous campaign to gain support from all women in Flint and beyond.
The War Department urges Hagerstown youths to take examinations for second lieutenant in the United States Army. Due to reduced Army personnel many officers will be discharged while many new, younger officers are needed. A college graduate has strong prospects, and the written exam may be waived, making it a likely path to a commission. Details are in the 62nd Cavalry Division Kohler Building.
Market notes show cattle and calf classes with quality ranges and price quotes. Sheep and lambs list No. 1 and spring lambs with per pound values, while hogs quote straight price per pound and variations by sex and quality. Prices use varied abbreviations and appear as general category quotes rather than fixed totals.
A man recounts being denied life insurance due to heart concerns. He credits a remedy advertised to clear mucus and inflammation, claiming quick relief from stomach and intestinal ailments. The ad touts a money back guarantee and lists D. CO. Aughinaugh & son as sellers.
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