Dr Cameron speaker at Rotary luncheon on disease control
Dr W. Ross Cameron county health officer spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon in Hotel Alexander on advances in controlling communicable diseases. He highlighted undulant fever linked to Bangs disease in cattle and noted local milk tests by the Board of Health to identify infected cows. The visitors included S. R. Ordel of Hagerstown and Dor Gibb of Midland, Michigan.
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W. Ross Cameron
Rotary Club
Hotel Alexander
Cameron
Malta
Mediterranean Sea
America
Texas
Board of Health
Hagerstown
Dor Gibb
Midland
Mich
Preaching Services Planned at the Hall and Community Faiths
Local notices announce preaching at the Hall on Sunday at 3 p m and communion services at Bakersville Sunday morning April 9. The column records multiple farm moves including Wakenight from Morin farm to Martin farm near Beaver Creek and Baker relocating near Downsville.
Local Social Notes From Washington and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Gordon Claris of Washington is mentioned with her daughter. Viola Moats visited her aunt Mrs. Willis Lehman in Hagerstown. Howard McCauley and family of Virginia Avenue visited the Shaw family. B F Mongan of beyond Waynesboro visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Irvan Mongan now of Motdela announce twin baby girls. Clifford Myers and family near Boonsboro visited relatives. Leonard Baker and wife of Washington with home folks Mr and Mrs Ray Zimmerman and Mr and Mrs Wm Albaugh of Walkersville visited J S Bloom.
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Gordon Claris
Washington
Viola Moats
Willis Lehman
Hagerstown
Howard McCauley
Virginia Avenue
Shaw
B. F. Mongan
Waynesboro
Irvan Mongan
Our Village
Motdela
Clifford Myers
Boonsboro
Leonard
Chase Board Approves Banking Reforms and Liquidation
New York banks move to equalize a securities affiliate and divest another from distributing securities to the public. Winthrop W. Aldrich announced the actions after a directors meeting, including the liquidation of the Chase Harris Forbes Companies and a restructuring plan for the Chase Securities Corporation. A shareholder meeting is set for May 16 to approve the proposals.
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New York
Chase National Bank of New York
Chase Securities Corporation
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National
Chase Harris Forbes Companies
Aldrich
Stock
Betders
Bank
The
Securities Corporation
Dog Returned After Herald-Mail Ad
A white Boston bulldog belonging to A G C Spurr was lost yesterday and returned safe hours after a classified ad appeared in the Herald-Mail. Classified ads prove effective in reuniting pets with owners.
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Boston
A. G C. Spurr
Herald- Mail
Nature's Jaw and sound foundation under the skin
The text promotes tonics 8.8.8 and 6.8.8 claiming to boost blood purity by increasing red cells and restoring hemoglobin to improve vitality and fight skin infections. It endorses a soap question and suggests using 8.5.5 and 5.5.5. from The 5.5.5 Co. for ongoing improvement.
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DR. Cameron
Chalfonte- Baddon Hall
Io Chalfonte
Chalfontehaddon Hall
Atlantic City
Leeds and Lippincott Company
Bales & Servich
Nolan Motors, Inc
FE. Wash. St
Riverside
Montgomery Ward Co
Hoffman Chevrolet Sales
Washington St
Cauffman & CO
East
Greenwalt Electric Supply Co
West Antietam Street
James J. Walker
Betty Compton
Cannes
France
Bureau
Walker
Bakersville
Leslie Wakenight
John Mills
Morin
Martin
Beaver Creek
Raymond Baker
Downsville
Isaac Emmett
Albert Hammond
Willis Eakle
Joseph Poffenberger
Hakies Cross Roads
H. C. Grove
Eakle
Mr. Grove
J. 8
Bloom
Atwell Suman
Wilbur. Thomas
Patricia
Edgar Sprecher
Belle
Sprecher
Sadie Smith
Pearre Boyer
Maugansville
Wm. Knode
Takernville
Chase National Bank
Herald-Mail
New York Curb Exchange
Attorney General’s Office
John F. X. Ma
Loney
Securities Bureau
Eyerly
Yodyea, West
Kay
Everly
Ing
Rogers Bros
Patty Ann’s
Virginia Dare
Hershey
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Margie Bell
DuPont
Duco
RC. A. Victor
Atwater-Kent
Stromberg-Carlson
Crosley
Majestic
Sparton
Stewart-Warner
Mallinson Silks
Everly’s
Rhinelander Refrigerators
White
Green
Ivory
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