Funkhouser Indicted by Hagerstown Jury After Hotel Fight
Ingerstown resident Ray mond J. Funkhouser president of a Washington County group and his two brothers were indicted by a grand jury on a charge of assaulting Dr. A Leo Franklin of Cumberland. The incident followed a conference at a Tauceck hotel over marital differences between Dr Franklin and his wife. A revolver in Dr Franklin’s pocket discharged during the fight. Franklin was later charged with carrying a concealed weapon but dismissed at a hearing before Justice H M Ring in Hancock.
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Ingerstown
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Oe Lawaml Gruer League
Washington
Countuy
Marvin
Hancock
Grand
Leo Frankti
Franklin
Raymemt Pankhotser
Ja. Frankin
Cumberland
H. d. Ring
Mancock
Adamstown PTA Meeting Highlights Education Week Program
The Adamstown Parent-Teachers Association met in the school auditorium with Miss Mary V. Bell presiding. A program featured a grammar school play, a historical tableaux, musical numbers, and an Education Week address by Rev. W. R. Turner. Officers elected were President Mrs Eva Carlin, Vice President Mrs Clarke Gibson, Secretary Miss Bernice Spring, Treasurer H. H. Thomas.
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Pye Varent-Teachers’ Association
Adamstown
Mary V. Bell
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Sacred Hindu Bathing Fairs Draw Multitudes at Benares
Pilgrims across castes travel to the sacred Ganges city of Benares to bathe in holy rivers and lakes. Two lakes Tirath Kurukshatra and Sanlahet lie in a land tract south of Thanesa where eclipse nights draw thousands for intense religious frenzy as bathers crowd bathing ghats and roads.
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Ganges
Benares
Thanesa
Tirath Kurukshatra
Sanlahet
Care's Mentha Pepsin Advertisement Declares Diet Aid
A Peoples Drug Stores banner promotes Care's Mentha Pepsin as a lasting stomach remedy. It argues many products only hide symptoms and claims the tonic strengthens the stomach so one can eat freely. The ad cites large daily sales and a money back guarantee through Peoples Drug Stores and other druggists.
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Peoples Drug Stores
Care
Drugsiste
Memphis Tailer Fails, Petition for Receiver Hears
Uecert Juey Glisson, tailer of the dink of Commerce Andraft Company, fled after leaving about one million dollars in debt. A petition filed in chancery court seeks appointment of a receiver for the premises while Glisson’s estate is gathered, as bank examiners probe the affairs.
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Memphis
Sere
Uecert Juey Glisson
Dink of Commerce Andraft Company
Mages
Hale Wranesiay
Petit
Glisson
Glis
Test Answers and scattered names on page four
A fragmentary listing includes names such as Mrs James A Stillman Edna Ferber and Samuel L Clemens along with places Prague and Minnesota. The text mentions a city manager and a missing employee or person in distress and hints at restitution over years.
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James A. Stillman
Edna Ferber
t-One Thousand and One
David Stare Jovian
Prague
Bobrtnia
Gyl Family
Samuel L. Clemens
Minnesota
Radiant Beauty Cream Ad Claims Quick Skin Shine Elimination
An advertisement promotes Towards Buttermilk Cream promising clear skin free of shine. It asserts the product removes heat induced greasiness and urges readers to ask at Peoples Drug Stores for purchase. Old newspapers are offered for sale at the News Office.
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Peoples Drug Stores
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Greenawalt’s
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Esmond Indian
Doll Brothers
John H. Reiss
Frederick, Md
News-Post
Biser’s Clean Coal
Ira E. Biser
AGT
Fidence
John D. He
Ickson
Marcel
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Helena Robhaistein
Bradley
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market ST. Frederick, MD
Emacerets
Emaine New'ad Pagcioous eTroRers
Silvertare Touethers
Elgin Watches
James EF. Dollas
Market St
C.C. Carty
Patrick St
East
CO AK
Markell & Ford
Atwater Kent Radios
Atwater Kent
Atwater Kent Radio
Pooley
Storm & Shipley
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East 2Nd St
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