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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1927

Page

14

Believe Strike by Trainmen Now Improbable

Threats of a 450 member walkout after the dismissal of Alston G. Cook, dis charged Western Maryland yard conductor and union leader, were not taken seriously by railroad officials. Officials cite prior episodes of disciplinary dismissals for inefficiency and stress Cook’s frame up claim. Union officials in Cumberland investigate the discharge and say they will comment after the inquiry.

Alston G. Cook Western Maryland Cumberland The Brotherhood of Railway Cook Maryland Western

Tonall a historic herbal remedy praised for stomach and liver relief

An old promotional piece extols Tonall as a multi herb remedy used over a century ago and today for stomach, liver and kidney ailments. It claims Tonall contains 15 herbs and roots, warns against drugs, lists natural ingredients, and notes sale at Cauffman's Cut Rate Store in Hagerstown Maryland.

Tonall United States Cauffman's Cut Rate Hagerstown

Cook Reinstatement Appeal Hangs Over Discharged Employee

Gene Carr reports on Cook from Western Maryland officials in Cumberland saying the discharge followed insubordination and reading a newspaper on duty. The appeal will move up through officials to the railroad president, with a Brotherhood Grievance Committee to hear it. no strike is expected meanwhile.

Cook Railroad Brotherhood

Ark man patents mosquito trap for big profits

Skeeter Trap inventor Garland Rhodes of Stuttgart Arkansas reports heavy local mosquito infestation. He claims his trap kills 11 pints of insects weekly and earns five dollars per pint selling the catch. The device uses a water tub, kerosene cover, electric light and a mirror. Mrs Annie Bloom and her grandson Richard Linebaugh have returned from Atlantic City.

Garland Rhodes Stuttgart Ark Annie Bloom Richard Linebaugh Atlantic City

Clothes Stolen From Local Room Report

C C Wiley of 61 West Franklin lon Street reported to police yesterday the theft of a gray suit of clothes from Wiley's room.

C. C. Wiley West Franklin Lon Street Wilevy

Amanda Kump Dies at 100 in Hanover Pa

Mrs. Amanda Kump died at her Hanover home just eleven days shy of her hundredth birthday after a period of illness. She had been ill for some time.

Amanda Kump Hanover

Third John Flohr Sr Reunion at Taneytown Md

The third John Flohr Sr reunion is set for Sunday August 28 on the Taneytown Maryland grounds. All relatives and friends are invited to attend this family gathering.

John Flohr, Sr Taneytown

Dethol Guaranteed Bug Killer for Home Use

You can’t miss flies and mosquitoes with Dethol spray. It kills pests room by room without escape. Close doors and windows spray until mist forms then sweep up dead insects. Dethol promises quick, safe, convenient action against roaches ants moths bedbugs fleas and more or your money back.

Dethol

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