Mrs Morton Wins Prize From Potomac Playmakers
Mrs Bertha Miteshow Morton, a former county teacher and suffrage activist now in Smithsburg, won a twenty five dollar prize for her play Mrs Potter's Pearls presented by the Potomac Playmakers. The event honored twelve submitted plays with awards of five dollars each. The winning work was read last night by the author in Hagerstown in 1930.
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Bertha Miteshow
Potomac
Jon Th. Fergutot
Ilaymaaker
Hagerstown
Mra. Morton
Smithsburr
Tnier
New York State
MacClintock
Bchool
East Washington
Stone
Louise Parker
Fine Street Too Steep in Los Angeles Paints Danger Ahead
A local piece notes steep pavement on Fine Street in Los Angeles hindering car descent. Signs warn visitors, with residents cautious about the banked slope and the potential risks to tourists and locals alike.
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Os Angeles
Modern Murder Trial Sparks Stage Like Courtroom
Long Island City New York reporters describe the Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray murder trial as a dramatic, modern inquiry into motive and psychology. Analysts debate defiance of gender roles while jurors and press fill the courtroom with intense scrutiny. The piece blends courtroom fact with literary critique of the defendants.
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Long Island City
N. Yo
Ruth Snyders
Tents
Judd
Gray
Allert Snydey
Fiuit
Hag
Psoyers
Ody
Tan
Snyder
Sheda
Numinaul
Vountices
Long Island Chey
Justice Scudder
Ponpholo
Snyder Gray
Townsend Scudder
Tonall Tonic Booster Claim From Maryland Ad
Mrs Vernon O Yingling of Adamaton Maryland reports her nerves shattered by prolonged misery and loss of appetite. After three bottles she says Tonall rebuilt her condition, restored vigor, and removed the need to continue the tonic. Testimonial dated January 5 1924 notes Tonall sold at Cauffman's Drug Store in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Vernon O. Yingling
Adamaton
Alf
Thorn
Hetter
Cauffman
Hagerstowr
General Motors Shares Climb Despite Market Weakness
A scrambled summary notes General Motors shares rising amid broad market shifts as investors weigh light industry signals. The report highlights industrials drawing strength while other quarters show volatility and speculative interest, with the New York Federal Reserve monitoring developments.
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Gener Motors
Ktook
General Motors Indus
Winny
New York
War taxes and earnings dominate wartime dispatch
The article discusses country war taxes held at four per capita, noting decreases in certain regions. It cites comments by the Unk of Wagland condemning the policy and outlines market speculations on quarter earnings. General Mobard is described with strong war leadership marks, while Rails shows resilience and potential dividends amid property damage from recent storms in the Midwest and Southwest.
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Wagland
Mobard
Bec
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Mrs. Morton
Potomac Playmakers
Rly Boot Shoppe
St. Hagerstown
John 2
de. Whitelork
Dyior Publishing Cp
Porter
Ald Duujshler
Meg.j. Porter
Miriam Diverts
J. Grosen
Stacey
Ave, Steltoy
Markell Wilaon
Scott R. Wagner
Uit
R. M. Hays & Bros
W. Wanhington Si
Eying
Adamston, MD
Maryland
Afhe Gbbertunities
Hut Zee
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone CO
General Motors
Reddy
Hama
J. E. McDaniel
Dist
E. Wathington St
Dorsey’s Markets
Neal R. Dorsey
East Franklin Street
Washington Square
Chuck Roast
Allentown Hams
Swifts Premium and Armour Star Hams
Frankfurts
F.& W. Grand CO. Inc
Washington Street
Duroleum
Duroleum Hall
Bax
Soryl
Ziek
ALL Ainstable
Neepeee
Catcius
Screws
WTC
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