People should urge delegates to push universal peace
William Jennings Bryan argues at a dinner for military officers that public officials reflect the peace mood and warns delegates to advance disarmament. He urges citizens to write to Washington and support a permanent international tribunal to resolve future disputes and prevent conflict.
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United Press
Arma
Il” Tonce
Apeak
Washington
Universal
Association of the Nations
Board Decides On Portable Schools At Regular Meeting
At yesterday s regular meeting the Board of Education discussed meeting district growth with portable two room buildings proposed to ease overcrowding. Action was deferred on new structures. a temporary portable solution was favored while noting overflow from Surrey and Howard streets campuses. Eighteen Fountain Rock students will transfer to their home districts. several districts send pupils to Fountain Rock causing congestion. A tuition issue for Ardinger s Willamsport area was raised with tax deductions noted. Committees were appointed to arrange rental space in the Christian Science Chapel for school use. Water conditions at Multway school were reported and related matters discussed.
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Board of Education
Grimes
Surrey
Howard Streat -Achoola
Fin Rock
Lhappana
Downs- Fille
Center -Hill
Shapal + ‘Woods
Fairplay
Fountain Rock
I. Ardinger
Oway
Willamsport
Aunus
F. Miller
Christian Science Chapel
Multway School
Porpkattenk
Newest Plane To Carry 150 People
London reports United Press details an avant airland de luxg monoplane designed to carry 150 passengers with hollow wooden wings. Work on the plane is to begin immediately, with construction planned for the assembly and flight features. The project aims to advance air travel and improve capacity for long flights.
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London
United Press
Tia’ Avant Airpland de Luxg
Fluck Ehough
Capri
Ta Titosk
Ioglasis
Aioe Iealien
Bo Gage Aldina & Goaveert
Peston
Geography Day Puzzle Teases Young Learners in The Mail
The Mail daily invites families to try a geography puzzle on Page 9 with kids. Work it out with your child tonight and check answers tomorrow.
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the Mail Daily
Deaths in Waynesboro Area Prompt Obituary Notes
A string of obituaries from Waynesboro and nearby towns lists George W. Hipple age 22 of Waynesboro born August 23, 1849 at Bervee Creek. The notice names his widow Elizabeth and two daughters and mentions siblings in Philadelphia. Also noted are Capt. William Cook, Thomas Meerbough, Barbara Carnahan, Anne Highbarger, Joseph B. Angler, and several others with funeral plans and burial at local cemeteries.
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George W. Hipple
Waynesboro
Bervee Creek
Joseph
Mary Tipple
Episcopal Church
Elizabeth
Ralph Sheeley
Edward Staley
Five Forks
Otho Ripple
William S. Hippie
Philadelphia
Burns Hill Cemetery
Joseph. B. Angler
Wanks
Dove
O. M. Kugler
Mra
Amer Richardson
Hagerstown
Howard
Chalmers
Frank
Robinson
Claude
Withington
Arthur Sanders
Bamual Kugler
Slater
Misa
Susan Kugler
Fairchetd
Ademe County
Vhouse
Kauffman
Bahner
Jntermant
Green Hill
Demetory
Bernhardt Buys Burial Isle in Biscay for Final Resting Place
Paris reports Sarah Bernhardt has bought a tiny rocky island off Belle Isle in the Bay of Biscay for 1200 francs as her burial site. She plans a tomb on the island and has purchased her funeral casket, while continuing nightly performances in La Gloire.
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Paris
Peo
United Press
Bay of Biscay
Sarah Bernhardt
Belle Isle
Bernhardt
Critica
Ninety to Seek Paroles in Holiday Rush
The State Advisory Board of Parole will review about 90 pardon requests at its monthly meeting. Prisoners at the House of Corrections and the Penitentiary anticipate the year end push to secure clemency before Christmas, echoing a famed forecast seen as futile.
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State Board of Parole
State Advisory Board of Parole
House of Corrections
Henry Yard
ATR RIFLES R. C. MeEKEN Silk umbrellas at Beard's
ATR rifles R. C. Meeken silk umbrellas at Beard's department store in a clipped local notice. The item highlights a sale or display featuring umbrellas from the Beard's establishment with emphasis on the advertised merchandise.
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Silk
Beard
Christmas Tree Invasion Prepares City For Holiday Peak
An early report describes shops decking windows and streets ready for Christmas. Workers will haul evergreens from mountain regions to Washington and Potomac avenues, forming a colorfully lined public square. Advocates defend tree cutting as sustainable, citing millions of trees used annually with careful forestry policy.
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Stow
Santa Clara
North Pole
Routh
Washington
Franklin
Potomac
Hagerstown
Stock market opening unsettled amid bond chatter
The market opened with talk of bond deals and motors causing varied reactions. Studebaker rose on the move, listed near higher prices, while Blackwell faced stubborn selling. JP Morgan and Company led turnover with 478,006 shares traded.
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Py Roe
Bavias
New York Stock Hix
AGA Sonathan St. P
Kreg
Motors
Studebaker
Wade
Notice of Regular Nesting Officers Selection
Officers attend the regular nesting December Staten Selection of Officers. Catherine Woodside listed as attendee with Caioly Grove No.1 referenced in the notice.
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Anil
Mambara
Caioly Grove No.1
Ara
Staten
Cathering Woodside
Christmas spirit and the empty tree in American homes
A fragment reflects on how the absence of traditional decorations would dull the Christmas spirit. It imagines trees voicing a desire to fill their rightful place in Yuletide homes, highlighting the role of holiday adornment in American tradition.
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Concepion
Bell Telephone manager ill at home in Ha gerstown
W J C Jacobs, manager of the Waynsaborg branch, Bell Telephone Company, is recovering from a serious nervous disorder and will be absent from business for several weeks. He is a well known figure in Ha gerstow and Thanksgiving.
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Glarsnea
Lemoyne
Golumins
Alstera
Mrs. Witton
Kid Loon
Tyrone
W. J. C. Jacobs
Waynsaborg
Bell Telephone Company
Hagerstow
Shooting at St Michael's sparks fatal and injures
A shooting incident near St Michael's to the railroad left Samuel Remo badly wounded, with Joseph B Seth Jr and Dr W Palmer of Heston and Jamies Collier among those removed to Easton Emergency Hospital. Remo remains in critical condition as Col Her Yas is arrested and jailed in Heston.
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St Michael's
Ste Hon
Jamies. Collier
Samuel Remo
Dra. W. Palmer
Heston
Joseph B. Seth, Jr
Remo
Easton
Her Yas
Sipr- Ur
Gaull
Markets Prices From Pederas Milling And Refrigerating Go
Prices listed for December 6 show Floridan commodities and livestock. Flour and meal range near 1.00 to 9.00 per unit, oats about 0.56, corn meal around 1.86, scratch foods 2.15, potatoes 1.50 to 1.65, butter 0.35 to 0.40, creamery butter figures, and poultry quotes including chicks 0.20 to 0.40 and turkeys at 0.49. Other items include bran and various meal grades, with several unit values and product notes.
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Pederas
Flaur
Abe
Becom
Thames
Lord
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Captain Cook
Sharpsburg
Jag End
Thomas E
Dius
Barbara Carnahan
iRsverend
B. R. Carnahan
Mount Pleagant
Frederick County
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C. D. Miller
Broadway
H. A. Cost
North Potomac Street
Anne Highbarger
Albert Highbarger
Daniel Mose
L Uutheran Church
John Ward
Eastarnoon
Tha “Latheran
A. A. Kerna
Mountain Vvivew Cemetery
ATR Rifles
R. C. Meeken
City
Department of Agriculture
Alosa
New York States
New England
Mexan
B.D. McKee
RD. McKew
Rd, Mekug
Chemcrapt
Cheng Rart
R. D. McKew Eat
Aimi Ocogas
American Oil Company
AMOCO
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