90S. LFRANCE IS CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT IN 1920S
Baltimore reports former Maryland Senator Joseph I France announcing a run for the Republican presidential nomination. France advocates government noninterference with private business, repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, and enters the filing process with the Secretary of State at Annapolis. He plans to enter primaries in other states.
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Joseph I France
Maryland
Annapolis
France
Trandables
United States
League
Senate
Washington
Russia
Saragnount
United] ‘States
Hiram Johnson
Leonard Wood
Frank O. Lowden
Warren G. Harding
Dr. France
William Cabell Bruce
Cecil County
Paris
Liepzig
Clark University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Dr. France as antiprohibitionist in race for presidency
The article profiles Dr. France as an antiprohibition candidate opposing Hoover, advocating repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and favorable trade with Russia without recognition. It notes his Senate foes, past runs, and stance against government ownership, with biographical details including birth in 1878 Maryland and medical training.
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Hoover
Senate
League of Nations
Russia
Street work outlined at meeting by city officials
A spring and summer street program was outlined by the Mayor and Council and the Street Commissioners. City Engineer Seibert and Street Superintendent Rhodes will provide figures before any action. The plan centers on storm water drains across wards and a ten year program. Budget around 145000 for street construction and repairs will be boiled down before work starts. Ward breakdown includes Bryan Place and North Prospect Street, Guilford Avenue, Buena Vista Avenue, South Boulevard, McComas Street, and Salem Avenue drain work. East North Street extension to Cannon Avenue discussed but tied to stockholders vote of the Hagerstown Fair Association.
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Board of Street Commissioners
H.seibert
Harry Rhodes
Seibert
Bryan Place
North Prospect Street
Washington Street
Guilford Avenue
Howard Street
Wilson Boulevard
Buena Vista Avenue
Lanvale Street
South Boule
Pope Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio
McComas Steet
Mulberry Avenue
Pottomac Avenue
Salem Avenue
East North Street
Cannon Avenue
Hagerstown
Why You Should Never Cut A Corn
Health warning against paring corns and calluses. Ads tout Ice-Mint treatment from druggists, claiming pain relief and safe removal of hard and soft corns. Notes risks of blood poisoning from cutting corns and promotes topical menthol remedy as quick, painless relief.
Scouts Plan Benefit Bridge Party for Charity
The Washington County Boy Scout Council and Girl Scout Community Council plan a joint benefit bridge party at the Armory on April 24 at 8 p.m. Auction and contract bridge with a $500 prize pool aims for 100 tables, refreshments served, proceeds split between councils, mothers of scouts selling tickets.
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Washington County Boy Scout Council
Girl Scout Community Council
Armory
Jeach Girl
Homer Miller
George Gehr
Howard Ilgenfritz
Harry Kaylor
Victor Stine
Antietam Street
J. M. Wertz
Surrey
L. R. Voris
Ed McCardell
Paul Hiesner
Boy Scouts
John C. Panghorn
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Names Linked in Funkstown Community Directory
A reader list shows Funkstown residents including Funkhouser aged 3 and Mrs. Humelsine aged 4 alongside Mrs. Leather aged 5 Mrs Hodges 6 and Mrs Edward Harper and Mrs Wright in nearby areas. The entries name Mrs. Anders 16 Mrs Roy A Let ter 11 and Mrs Heatwole 12 with Rou zer, plus Mrs Ed Schindel of Boonsboro, Mrs W P Sperow Williamsport and Mrs Beachley in the consolidated notice.
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Funkhouser
Humelsine
Leather
Hodges
Edward Harper
Wright
Anders
Roy A. Letter
Heatwole
Rouzer
Funkstown
Ed Schindel
Boonsboro
W. P. Sperow
Williamsport
Beachley
Elks Install New Officers in Hagerstown Lodge
About 200 attended the installation of officers of Hagerstown Lodge of Elks last evening with Maurice Domenici installed as exalted ruler Frank Hoffhein as installing officer. Domenici succeeds Doug Fletcher. The new exalted ruler received flowers from Henry Weinberg. Nine candidates were initiated and two buffet luncheons served. Other officers installed were Richard Willson as esteemed leading knight Leister Mobley as esteemed royal knight P T Geiger as lecturing knight Ross Keuntz as secretary and Edward Baechtel as treasurer.
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Hagerstown
P. T. Geiger
Ross Keuntz
Edward Baechtel
Officials Invited to Fort Frederick 175th Anniversary
The Mayor and Council are invited by the Maryland State Society Daughters of the American Revolution to attend the 175th anniversary exercises at Fort Frederick on May 2. A pilgrimage to the fort will be made and a program will begin.
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Maryland
Socety
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fort Frederick
Old Fort
Council to unveil bronze at 1 o'clock ceremony
The program will in an act of Congress elude the presentation of four bronze. The Council is expected to take cannon recently made available by a favorable action on the invitation.
Castoria as Cure All For Troubled Babies
A vintage advertisement extols Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for fretful, feverish, colicky, or constipated babies. It urges mothers to keep Castoria on hand for any restless spell and to increase the dose with the child, claiming no harm from frequent use and warning to seek the genuine Fletcher's Castoria signature.
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Castoria
Fletcher
Co Pijithu
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