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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1927

Page

13

Fragmented riddle ends with partial letter spell

A woman called a pretzeleer gathers Q-So-Gods from a lunch basket and bites letters from the grass as she forms a secret word. The scene hints at a first three letters being revealed but cuts off at the start of the answer.

Uneeda Bakers

World Wanderer William Hamill Returns After Seven Year Navy Cruise

William P. Hamill of Pope Avenue returns from a seven year cruise on the destroyer Brooks. He shares many port stops including Lisbon, Kiel, Venice, Athens, Jerusalem, and Yokohama. Family notes: D C Shank and Mrs Frank Showman visited Baltimore. Martinsburg visitors include Miss Mary Shank and the Hammerslin family in West Virginia.

William P. Hamill Pope Avenue Brooks Ponta del Gata Azores Lisbon Devonport England Plymouth Speerness Port Victoria Bluetown Marinetown Southampton Gravesend Dover Kiel Germany Riga Odessa Novorossia Russia Clampenbourg Copenhagen Denmark Gibraltar Algeciras San Sebastian Venice Travisio Lido Brindisi Udine Mailaco Naples Spalato Ragusa Gravosa Scugrac Dalmatia Vienna Delhi Phaleron Athens Mudania Greece Constantinople Stanbou Prinkapoo Turkey Alexandretta Gehail Lebaum Syria Smyrna Ismidt Melvin Caskey Mary Shank D. A. Shank G. A. Hammerslin Martinsburg W. Va John Sperow Catherine Ida Ruth

St James Notes Family Visit to Camp Ritchie

Mrs CC M Myers and her son Fred plus family visited Camp Ritchie for a day recently. Mr and Mrs Ray S Christey and their son Carl Eugene from Mt Union Pa spent the weekend at the home of her parents.

CC. M. Myers Fred Camp Ritchie Ray S. Christey Carl Eugene Mt. Union Mere A. T. Poffenberger Williamsport Fred Myers C. M. Myers

Visitors and residents visit kin in Hagerstown area

Many families from Hagerstown and surrounding towns are noted hosting and visiting relatives. Mrs Susan Kiraco’s visitors, Miss Mary Shank returns from six weeks with the Shanks, and Miss Carrie Bloom visits in Hagerstown. Rev A T Poffenberger travels with Mrs Poffenberger to Harrisonburg while family reporters note community ties. Floyd Rudisill and sisters vacation at Longa club house near the Potomac.

Susan Kiraco Hagerstown Mary Shank Paramount D. C. Shank Floyd Rudisill Léonora B Anita Long Potomac

Rinso Soap Promises Whiter, Brighter Clothes

Rinso soap markets its whitening and cleaning power for all water conditions. It claims safe use on fine linens and colors, no scrubbing required, and broad approval from washing machines makers and thousands of demonstrators.

W. C. Barr West Franklin Street Rinso

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Pretzels Uneeda Sam Jim Prerzey National Biscuit Company Uneede Bakers By Glayas Williams Frank Showman Emory Filta Baltimore ST. James St. James, Aug. M Stetson Bible Feld’s Carrie Bloom Mise Golda Blickenstaff Rev. Hall Brethren Church Fred Mongan Keefer Londenslager George Shank Guy Long George Rover S. A. Cross Miss Gaza Cross Mr. and John Petre Pagoda Park Phantasy Six Auffman & CO East Washington Street Fletchers Castoria Standard Patents Vega Coty Barie Stillman’s Freckle Woodbury's Jars Ponds Howards Forhans Werner’s Lyons
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