Fires blamed on firebugs in mountain region
Fire officials firm in belief that arson sparked Blain Mountain blazes near Lewistown with property damage including the mill and forest area. Deputy Crum and state fire marshal sought suspects but could not obtain solid leads as residents feared retaliation. A $100 reward was offered by County Commissioner Stevens for information leading to arrests.
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Opacies
W. Crum
Foxville
Thomas Dougherty
Dougherty
Smough
Rexiding
Jaimes
C. Cyril Klein
Lewistown
Frank M. Stevens
Mountain Fire District
Klein
Brahms Quartet to Be Heard on Friday at Bradbusk Hall
The Brahms Quartet will give a program of vocal chamber music at Bradbusk Hall on June 4 at 8 pm. Soprano Gladys Holstead and Zhia Wilson join mezzo Nancy White and Markey Hughes, with Ron Hughes at the piano. The program spans English, Italian, French, and German works plus folk songs in original languages.
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Brahms
Bradbusk Hall
Eastwood Lime
Dickerson
Burleigh
Dats al
van Alstyne
Cubin
Cook
The Antelope’s Loss and a Call for Protection
In this Nature article Arthur N Pack laments the decline of the American pronghorn antelope. He notes it was once abundant on the plains, killed for meat sport and forage needs, and now scarce across former ranges. He explains surveys show about thirty thousand still alive and urges renewed protection.
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The
American Nature Association
Sret
Plains
Renenant
Emmitsburg Women Club Plans Health Conference
Emmitsburg Rural Women's Club met May 20 at Mrs. Luella Annan's home. Arrangements were made to promote the Children's Health Conference on May 27 with the Parent-Teacher Association invited to the public school auditorium. The program featured recitations, a chorus by high school girls, a lecture by the League of Nations Non-Partisan Association on peace and the next meeting is set for June 3 at Mrs. Lewis Topper's.
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Emmitsburg
Luella Annan
Charles McNair
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Margaret Zacharias
Naomi Martin
Evelyn Barrick
Miss O'Toole
Missyarathy Adams
Becketary
League of Nations Non-Partisan Association of the State
League
Lewis Topper
Miss Thompson
How Many Women Get Up Singing
Springtime lightens Georgia fields as a weak mother, long ill for four years, finds renewed strength. A testimonial from Mrs Belle Thompson of Rossville and others tout Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for fatigue and recovery, claiming improved sleep and energy to care for children.
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Georgia
Sho
Belle Thompson
Route 2
Rossville
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Decatur
Lydia B. Pinkham
Groeswood Ave
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Nature
Arthur N. Pack
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Washington
Robeville, Georgia
Frederick County National Bank NO
North Market
A. Leroy McCardell
William D. Zimmerman
Edward D. Shriner, JR
Chas. Opel, JR
Allen G. Quynn
Renn Benj, F. Reich
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Edward D. Shriner
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H. C. Zacharias Zimmerman
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Frederick, Md
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Aaron
C. Thomas Kemp
Leonard
Hammaker
Hammaker Brothers
Maryland
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Pearre
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
North Masket Street
the Central Trust Company of Maryland
Frederick Coun
Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick, Maryland
Myersville, Md
Thurmont, Md
Union Bridge
Monrovia, Md
Emmitsburg, Md
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Sarah
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Geo. S. Rod
K & Son
Will Flaudt Company
Jeweler's Store
Scott Key Hole
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Eecash
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