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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1928

Page

9

Four days named for city clean up and public works

At a special Board of Aldermen meeting Mayor Lioré Culler assigned next Tuesday through Friday as clean up days with two days for the north and two for the south. Citizens are urged to clear premises and have refuse removed. The board also discussed playground openings, a bath house decision, weed removal at Winchester Street playgrounds, and fencing Loats farm. A new bookkeeping system for the city office was proposed with a $1800 to $1900 cost to improve efficiency, pending next meeting.

Board of Aldermen Lioré C. Culler Church Street Baker Park Winchester Street Ity Elmer St.c. Maxwell Edward J. Smith John W. Grove Eorth West Fourth Street

Balloons in National Elimination Race Believed All Found

Pittsburgh May 31 officials believed all 14 balloons in the national elimination race were accounted for after reports that the American Business club of Akron landed 40 miles east of Richmond. Captain Kepner of Army No 1 said he landed at Weems Virginia while 12 other bags were scattered in southeastern Pennsylvania. A wind and electric storm caused the deaths of two balloonists and injuries to several others, delaying winner determination pending checks on Mistence and related factors.

Pittsburgh American Business Club of Akron Richmond Kepner Army No. 1 Weems Pennsylvania

Lea's Hair Tonic Promises Natural Color Restoration

An advertisement touts Lea's Hair Tonic as a harmless, pigment-restoring tonic for gray hair. It claims to stimulate scalp glands and revive natural color, with gradual, stain-free results and a money-back option via Vasco Products, Inc.

Tie Lea Hum Vasco Products, Inc Brentwood Full Directions

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