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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1928

Page

1

Devine urges life rights at Chautauqua address

Dr Edward T Devine dean of the Graduate School American University spoke on The Right to Life at the Chautauqua urging cooperative measures to raise public health standards. He urged better maternal care, infant protection, disease prevention, nutritious diets, exercise and family life, equating eternal life with quality living here and now. Rev Dr Scott Wagner introduced him as a large audience gathered despite a late storm. The Ernest Gamble Concert Co shared the program earlier replacing the Clemens Railio concert. Tonight the Chautauqua closes with Indian dances led by Miss Edythe Sterling and a snakes stage diet.

Edward T. Devine American University Washington, D. C Chautauqua Arthur News Bolmes Louis Pasteur Scott R. Wagner Washington County Health Association Devine Ernest Gamble Clemens Railio Concert Co Hagerstown Edythe Sterling

Plan Expose of Liquor Export Trade

Special Government Counsel Gordon N. Shaver promised a complete expose of the $1,000,000 a month liquor export trade along the Detroit River amid the Windsor police court trial of the Erie Transit Company. Erie Transit is among forty-six exporters prosecuted for illegal possession of liquor as Shaver presses the case. He said the border liquor exporters must face a full account of the activity.

Associated Press Windsor Ont Detrelt River Gordon N. Shaver Erie Transit Company Shaver

Blair Family Visit Near Hagerstown and Clearspring

Mr and Mrs Lewis Blair with their daughters Idessa and Grace and son Carl from Hopewell near Hagerstown spent Monday afternoon in Clearspring with Mr and Mrs R L Funkhouser family, enjoying a social visit in the community.

Lewis Blair Idessa Grace Carl Hopewell Hagerstown Clearspring R. L. Funkhouser

Itching Irritations of the Skin and Scalp

An old advertisement promoting Healing Liquid Zemo for itching and irritations on the skin and scalp. The card highlights topical relief and uses persuasive tone typical of early 20th century patent medicine notices. It emphasizes quick soothing effects and broad applicability to minor skin conditions.

Byrd Antarctic Expedition Leaders Highlight

Two key figures in the Byrd Antarctic Expedition are pictured as preparations begin for a two year mission. The City of New York serves as base ship anchored in the Bay of Whales with Commander Richard B. Byrd and Captain Frederick C. Melville guiding the voyage. A route map shows travel from the Panama Canal to New Zealand to the Bay of Whales and the South Pole.

Richard B. Byrd New York Antarctic Bay of Whales Byrd South Polar Frederick C. Melville City of New York Panama Canal New Zealand South Pole

Eat Eggs And Help Farmers Canadian Day

The report from Ottawa notes Canada's rising egg consumption tied to higher quality and a strict grading law backed by inspections. The system penalizes wholesalers for poor eggs, boosting retail confidence and demand while education campaigns mirror U S dairy efforts. Tariff debates loom as Canada balances agriculture and manufacturing interests ahead of future elections.

Kile Canada United States Ottawa Brown Dominion Mr. Brown New Brunswick Nova Scotia Tariff Commission China

Pennock Treated After Arm Pain Delays Yankees Start

New York notes star pitcher Herb Pennock received treatment in the clubhouse for a pain in his left arm as the Yankees began a series with the Browns. He placed his pitching arm under a warming device and doctors did not disclose a diagnosis.

Plan Addition To Funkstown School

A two room addition to Funkstown School will be built despite the lowest bid exceeding the appropriation by about 600 dollars. The decision was announced even though the bid surpassed funds available.

Funkstown

County board approves increased funding for school addition

In a meeting at the board of education office officials note that work reductions lowered the addition cost and the Board of County Commissioners agreed to provide an extra sum. A board meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday to finalize the arrangements.

the Board of Education Board of County Commissioners

Grant of Contract for Work Pending Purchase of Materials

A report notes authorities preparing to award a contract for a forthcoming project. Details indicate formalities in the grant process, with emphasis on securing approvals and outlining next steps before finalization.

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DR. Devine Appeals For Public Health Ass’n Maryland International Fire Equipment Corporation West New Brighton Staten Island Epare Cauffman & CO East Washington Street Sberry & Elms Baltimore Richard F. Cleveland Grover Cleveland Alfred E. Smith Cleveland Thomas Swann David Steifel Howard Bruce Hotel Rennett Robert Carman United States District Attorney Zeealy Sreepur Jang Hagerstown Tire Co Ted McCoy Jeanne Engals Ted Coy Yale Lottie “Dickies Bruhn el Paso Tex Texas Elaso Daniel Green Bille’s. Shoe Inc Shop Fiera BUICK Thumma Motor Co Frederick St Shoes Hagerstown Loan and Thrift Corporation Grice Ingee Rome Ogiaeei Vamt and Glass Co W. Franklin St Sterling Silver Bentz & Mundey Jewelers R. M. Hays & Bros Washington St
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