Lions Club Annual Milk Fund Dance Aids Local Charity
The Lions Club held a dance and card party at the Armory to raise money for the Milk Fund. About 600 attendees contributed through ticket sales and games, with milk and Coca Cola refreshments sold. Prizes were awarded in bridge and other contests, and a rummage sale is planned for May to boost funds. Local speakers outlined the fund’s milk distribution, and entertainment included a serenade, dances, and a radio auction debut.
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Armory
Rolarid Gaver
Lione Club
Cheek Tory
Stayin Bion
Hagerstown den
W. Tyler
Mit Land
Mill Fund
Heath
Mr Tyler
Ralph A. McCune
Red Cross
Ray Danzer
Cap John
Late
Rata
Company 2
Roland Garver
Thomas
Ngse
Clb
Play
Coca-Cola
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Hidridge Dairy
Lions Club
Milk Fund
Bridge
Lucy Howard
W. P. Taylor
Dr. Fearer
W. W. Krotzer
H. L. Yingling
Ll. Halback
bin N. Cox
H. Snyder
Pauline Nigh
William J. Crooks
Society gala features Coolidges and Washington dignitaries
President and Mrs. Coolidge and notable Washington officials attended a ceremony at the Metro Methodist Episcopal Church. Dorothy Yates, daughter of Congressman and Mrs. Richard Yates of Maols, wed John W. Henderson of Scotland, with the tribal couple pictured as they departed the church.
Editor Upset Over Haircut Prices and Boycott Call
In a reader letter, a patron pledges to cut his own hair rather than pay rising barber fees. He cites a 49 percent increase, warns barbers they risk losing business, and cites a local association’s planned rate hike after May 2 to 60 cents. He mocks the Master Barbers, urges loyalty to cheaper services, and criticizes wage pressures amid broader economic debate. He also notes a Geneva conference on disarmament plans and a German spokesperson's stance.
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Atelty
Algae Hye
Minster Tiaders Association
Jock Jowell
Washington
Kormaley
Toantsary Uni
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a safe pleasant remedy for inflammatory foot troubles. It claims fast relief from swelling soreness and odors, with a single application often sufficient, urging readers to ask druggists for a 3 ounce bottle.
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America
Moone
Prin
Ona Bolita Welaion
Restore Vitality With 8. piaves Health Tonic
A vintage advertisement touts 8. piaves as a blood nourisher boosting energy and appetite. It claims simple roots of herbs supply strength, promising renewed vigor and quick recovery for busy, competitive people. Available in two sizes at drug stores.
Raiment World Czar Lindsay Rogers Named at Columbia
Lindsay Rogers, a Columbia University professor, is named czar of the cloak and suit industry at a salary of 25000 dollars a year. The appointment is compared to Judge Kania and baseball star Willie Mays in cinema references. A French scientist develops a four-synonym bottle to hold liquid oxygen for aviators at high altitude, vaporizing when breathed.
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Lindsay Rogers
Columbia University
Analagous
Kania la Baseball
Mays
Mikdudet
Altihide Mehta
Billmore Acquitted in Auto Theft Case
Billmore was acquitted after a jury found him not guilty yesterday of driving an automobile while intoxicated. The case, brought by Prosecutor Pitrohoyn Hasty, centered on events near Miquor and Marghal Billare, with Justice Je Scail Mower presiding.
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Billmore
Ander Ig
Miquor
Marghal Billare
Pitrohoyn
Wuesday
Mass Production System in Fxlau Village Emerges
Fragmentary OCR mentions a village system enabling mass production through passing 100 yaw origins two centuries ago. References to Kholuy painters and village origins hint at a craft network adapting time and technique across generations.
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Kholuy
Ius
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Lyons Party
Society
Cynosure
Maxtur Marbers
Russia
Geran
Geneva
Stussin
Leigny of Nations
People’s Drug Stores, Inc
Wartham's
City Pharmacy
R. M. Hays & Bros
W. Washington St
Liberty Magazine
Furtless
Hagerstown
Cinvas
Rockies
Garver Furniture Co
North Potomac Street
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