Quiet Germany impressions from a Countian travel observer
A Countian traveler reports Germany as extremely quiet. He visited Oberammergau and said the Bavarian countryside reminded him of Maryland and Pennsylvania, noting similar farming, crops, and scenery. He mentions Hindenburg’s death affecting the country little and describes German play attendance with English texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ar Simpson
Induan
Simp Aar
Separan
Trike University
Munich
Simpson
Oberammergau
Eas
Paul von Hindenburg
Simpson Wries
Hindenburg
Berlin
Rwo
Dismergau
Simp
Iip
Perehaps
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Bavaria
Sampson
Hague
Secon
Byrd Rescued and Having Resigned Self to Death Report
Little America dispatches reveal Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd, worn by illness, signed a note for the relief party as his strength failed during the yearlong vigil. Dr. Poulter says Byrd shows improvement but will take time to fully recover after being stricken around June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little America
Richard E Byrd
Aly
Thomas C. Poulter
Powter
Admiaral Byrd
Luff's Stuff and Admission of Effort Highlighted
A column extols doing one’s best while noting limits of perfection. It references N. A. LufeVRrow and hints at county roots, with mentions of local actors and a play, and notes on continental flight metrics including May airlines, cargo, and passenger figures.
Prizes Awarded at Waynesboro Firemen Parade
A Waynesboro parade by the Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association featured 42 marchers from the Walkersville band and members from Drum Sha and others. The Independent Hose Company displayed its new engine and carriage, with prize winners announced: Miss Margaret Hartman presiding over a 75 dollar award and a 25 dollar prize to another corps. The Chamber operations also won a prize, with details on prize disposition not fully clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Radcuft
Walkersville
Jintao
Ohe Ladies
Cumberland Valley Firemen
Assomea
Wayrerbere
Hise
Company Ladies
Aus
Margaret
Hartman
Kellogg’s All-Bran touted as a remedy for constipation
A letter praises Kellogg’s All-Bran for relieving years of constipation. The writer reports better health after daily use, notes the cereal’s bulk and vitamin B benefits, and suggests two tablespoons daily, advising medical consultation if not relieved. The ad states All-Bran contains more bulk than part-bran products and is made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon Dines
7Th St
Los Angeles
Calif
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Countian
INC
National Lightning Protector Co
Frederick
Cenee
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Byrd
Adolf Hitler
Pumilson
Italy
Florence
Rome
van Hindenburg
Luff
Lusky
N. A. Lufevrrow
Ers Grove
Dothoes
Ja Oy Rey Nevin Smith
United States
Auxilary and Drum Corps
Waynesboro
Greenawalt
Noth Market St
Egularly
Bon-Ton
North Market St
THE
OLD
Pals
Essolene
Esso
Esselene
Gusrantoos
White House
American Medical Resocruties Committee On Foods
Crisco
Wits Urulow
Clare Chesterfield
Coe Rutky
Sunnytieia
Maxwell House
la France
Calo
Sunnyfield
Sultana
Cloverdale
Dar
del Monte
Ige
A&p Fancy
Phillip
Frankfurters Ik
Elberta Freestone
Stieff
Repousse
James E. Doll
Markell & Ford
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