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The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

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Harding Wife Mrs Werren Hartity Convalesces

Continuation of illness reports shows Mrs. Harding improving slightly yet not near full recovery. Doctors emphasize the convalescence will be tedious and weeks or months remain before she can resume public duties. The White House notes rehabilitation plans were set aside for rest due to her condition.

Inter Hemak Servis Mashington Sope Mra Werren G. Hartity Harding

Man Accused of Threatening Family With Shotgun

Frederick, Sept 14. A man accused of threatening to kill his wife and daughter and declaring intent to shoot neighbor John McAbes of Thurmont, about 55, was arrested by Sheriff Jones and Deputy Sherid Smith and lodged in jail with a shotgun involved in the incident.

Frederick Deoghter John McAbes Thurmont Jones Sherld Smith

Local man restrained after gun threat near Thurmont

A man threatened to shoot others but was restrained by a bystander and denied possession of the weapon. Mrs. Mc Abee summoned Sheriff Jones who, with Smith, escorted the man toward Thurmont. He was found walking near his home and was taken into custody for evaluation as doctors assess his sanity.

Carroll Man Electrocution At Linwood

Benton Arbaugh, 40, of Westminister, was electrocuted while repairing Linwood school building's chimney. Arbaugh touched six crossing wires while working with Howard Yingling and Chris Wike for Carroll County Board of Education. Wires supplied by Security, Hagerstown, served Union Bridge Linwood Uniontown and Taneytown. He left a widow and four children.

Benton Arbaugh Westminister Linwood Howard Yingling Chris Wike andArbaugh Board For Education Carroll County Albaugh

Telegraphers steal whole phone system in Vienna Budapest

Vienna and Budapest telephone wire stolen within two weeks. Two men reported as telegraph operators pulled a 40 kilometer section. Estimated damage stands at about 1,000,000 Hungarian kronen. In Huntingdon Pennsylvania a bull killed Mrs. Ida McCregger while driving cows near Center Union. A man seeks 20,000 dollars after a truck accident left him unable to walk.

ARY International News Service Berlin Vienna-Budapest Huntingdon Ida McCregger Center Union Here

Wildcat Invades Home At Summit

A wildcat entered the home of merchant Charlea A. Warner at Summit early Sunday, slashing lace curtains and tearing fabric. After awakening to the creature’s rampage the family opened outer doors to deter an attack, and the animal escaped into the Blue Ridge Mountains toward Pen Mar and Buena Vista.

Charlea A. Warner Bluse Ridge Blue Ridge Mountains Pen Mar Buena Vista Monterey Charmain

To Free Your Arms of Hair or Fuzz

A promotional text claims to banish hair with a delatone paste mixed with water applied for about two minutes before washing. It advises ensuring genuine dolatone and suggests keeping a small package of the powder for skin preparation.

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