22 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1929
Page
1
Nogales Arizona April 21 General Francisco Urbalejo Yaqui rebel chief crossed from Agua Prieta Sonora into the United States today. He announced he is through with the revolution and seeks asylum.
The annual report of Maryland education reveals Washington County received 23 percent of its school budget, with state funding averaging 32 percent statewide. Counties such as Garrett led in per pupil spending, while several counties spent less than Washington in certain categories. Enrollment rose by 3,100 and the cost per pupil edged up. A separate note mentions a missionary rally at St. John’s Lutheran church on April 22 with Dr Mary Baer as speaker, plus social notes from Downsville.
Emporia Kansas April 22 Colonel Charles A Lindbergh topped the hero poll of psychology students at Kansas State Teachers College, yet he received only one vote while Abraham Lincoln led the list. Edison Christ Washington tied for third. other names include Caesar Aristotle Napoleon Plato Shakespeare Socrates Wilson. Only two women Jane Addams and Mary Baker Eddy appear among 95 candidates.
A Pierce of a testimonial promotes Ten Herbs a natural remedy claimed to aid stomach liver kidney and nerve disorders. Mrs Ella Lee of Lancaster describes relief from indigestion gas headaches and insomnia after using Ten Herbs noting improved appetite sleep and overall health. The ad lists Peoples Service Drug Stores Wareham's Pharmacy Hagerstown and local druggists as sellers throughout the region.
Mrs. Ella A. Boole of the Women's Christian Temperance Union sent a protest to United States Lines Inc accusing the Leviathan of selling liquor aboard. The letter warns the provision for intoxicants would undermine prohibition and violate the law at home.
Two new Graham-Paige automobiles collided in front of Mr. Ebersole’s home on Sunday afternoon. One car, from Hagerstown belonging to J. L. Hart, was heading west while the Michigan-licensed factory car went toward Hagerstown. Both vehicles suffered front-end damage and were towed to a Hagerstown garage for repairs. Mr. Adam Repp, an elderly resident, was mentioned in the report.
A Blairs Valley resident buried at St. Pauls cemetery Tuesday last is noted to have 41 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren, reflecting a large extended family. The obituary highlights the broad kin network and local ties.
Mrs Fred Miles has recovered from a week’s illness. Jack Needy of Baltimore is visiting in Hagerstown.
A Monticello family doctor Praised for a medicine to aid constipation Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The formula based on laxative herbs with pepsin grew from his private practice to mass market. By generations it remains popular with mothers giving it to children and stores widely stocking it.
Home Furniture Co ad shows a large selection of dining room and living room suites available for immediate purchase.
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