Too Many Laws Says Hagerstown Pastor
Rev Dr W B Stehl Episcopal rector of Hagerstown spoke at the Kiwaple club about the motto We Build and urged a constructive, forward looking stance. He argued there were too many laws limiting personal liberty and noted everyday life can violate pleasure related statutes. He spoke forcefully on the need for freedom and for practical policy restraint.
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W. B. Stehl
Hagerstown
Kiwaple Club
Francis Scott Key Motel
Stehl
Standard Motor Oil Advances Lubrication for Cars
Striking advance in motor lubrication shows Standard Oil tests. The new oil resists breakdown under load and heat, increases power by 3% to 10%, improves gas mileage by 12% and oil mileage by 27% or more, and helps engines run cooler with less leakage. Motorists report a noticeable difference in performance.
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Diamond Princess and Film Star Foreman Echo
Fragmentary text references a film star, a foreman, and a crowd reacting with a quip about singing and a mistaken dinner whistle. The garbled lines suggest a stage or show setting with names Pasine Show Landen and Yeep Jo appearing in fragmented dialogue.
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Hoover urges uniform traffic law for safety nationwide
The article reports Secretary Hoover urging adoption of a uniform traffic law to reduce property loss and deaths from accidents. He notes costs surpassed 12 months and cites Road Builders Association support, arguing nationwide standards will curb reckless driving and protect lives as urban populations grow.
Local House Shuffles In Prededick Street Move In
Keymar residents Keyma Angei Myr and John Kakli moved into the house on Prededick Street vacated by Alec and Mrs McClellton. Property owned by Mrs John Schittman of Crawfortsville changed hands as John Leaking bought the Burkholder and Stonosifer properties with Saptember 1 as possession date. Miss Tounde Galt of Taneytown visited with relatives, while Mrs and Miss Sappington returned home Sunday evening from Hagerstown area.
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Angei—Myr
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John Kakli
Bs Fie
Prededick Street
Alec
Mre
MeCletleton
John Schittman
Craw
Fortsville
Anna Miettag
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JTA Stonosifer
Witaka
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Tounde Galt Taneytown
Sistrrintaw
Mreoto
Standard Motor Oil Hails Carbon Deposit Drop In Tests
Buick test shows heavy deposits cleared after using new Standard Motor Oil. Hudson and White Truck tests report gains in oil mileage and gasoline economy with improved performance and reduced carbon buildup. Results claim smoother operation, more power, and cooler, less-frictious motors across multiple vehicles.
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Mack Motors
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