Health laws in Washington county voiced by Dr Wagaman
Dr Wagaman, county health officer, urged the Civic League to seek stronger health regulations. He outlined the state role, noting the law treats public health as a public concern and urged clearer information on nuisances. The talk touched on nuisances at slaughterhouses and pig pens, and the difficulty of remedying covert complaints without identifiable sources. The report also covered street cleaning plans for Sunday, milk stations in schools, and Antietam milk payment defaults.
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Washington
Wagaman
Civic League
John Smith
Wasaman
Hagerstown
A. den ‘Nison
J. R. Ferguson
Magruder
B. J. Grimes
Antietam
Ifea
Virginian Heroism Highlighted for 1918 Landreville Action
Captain Robert L. Montague of the 1st Infantry celebrates extraordinary leadership near Landreville France in 1918. He led a group against machine gun fire capturing 150 prisoners and is the son of a former governor.
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Landreville
France
Robert L. Montague
Thieves Raid Auto Reported On Potomac Street
W D Warring of 246 South Potomac Street reported Tuesday night the theft of a motor meter and a silver bar from his automobile to police. The item theft was noted amid a broader column mentioning alcohol prices and a Baltimore area auto supply context.
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W. D. Warring
South Potomac Street
Two Large Porkers Slaughtered at Morningstar Farm
Morningstar farm workers butchered two large hogs weighing about 1100 pounds dressed at the Gow Morningstar property near Munganeville yesterday. The carcasses yielded several hundreds pounds of lard and sausage while a gathering of local residents and family members observed the event.
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Farm of
Munganeville
Nnlmals
Withh
C. C. Morningstar
Daniel Lowry
James, Lowry
Gowdenslacker
Elmer Ebarsole
Pete Crothera
W. A Glesner
Harvey Martin
Mary B. Borst
W. R. Bowers
Dither Snyder
E. Morningstar
John Dietrich
Glesner
Blanche Glesner
Harry Piulinton
Fire on roof at Bester Apartments causes smoke
An early morning fire on the roof of the Bester Apartments on Summit Avenue and Baltimore Street started when a gasoline stove burning in use tipped over during a worker’s temporary absence. Flames spread across the tin roofing, triggering an alarm from a nearby box as firemen arrived.
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Bester
Suitmitt Avenue
Summit Avenue
Baltimore
Automobiles Collide Injure Near North and Lomrat Streets
Three persons narrowly escaped injury in a collision between vehicles driven by Dr HR Bavey of South Potomac district and C IL Hoffmen of the United States Agricultural Bureau at the intersection of North and Lomrat streets yesterday afternoon. Hoffmen's car was overturned.
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HR. Bavey
South Potomac
C. IL. Hoffmen
United States Agricultural
Tiema OF Interest From Greencastle
Greencastle December notes record visits by Chirk Honneberger and daughter Chivago Ai to Cresn castle area relatives. W E G Club entertained at the Misses Strock home on East Baltimore Street. A First United Brethren Church service is planned Sunday at 7 p.m. Reverend A J Kitznitker will preach with orphanage girls singing. Miss Cherlotts Caytoen Chambersburg visits Greencastle relatives. Harriett Snyder recovers from influenza. guests include Mrs Annie Montgomery Mrs Faward Reisner of Shippensburg and Mrs Alfred Aughintmigh of Harrisburg. Alpha Circle of Lutheran Sunday School hosted by Waite Burkholder at Lutheran Miose Tuesday evening. activity described as enjoyable.
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Greencastle
Dec
Tara
Chirk Honneberger
Chivago
Cresncastle
W. E.G
Strock
Baltimore
United Arebtron
A. J. Kitznitker
United Brethrex Home
Quines
Cherlotts Caytoen
Chambersburg
Harriett Snyder
Annie Montgomery
Faward Reisner
Shippensburg
Alfred Aughintmigh
Harewisburg
Rhodes
South Washington
Troubled Vive Weak Kidneys Notice From Reader
A reader report describes chronic kidney weakness and related symptoms. The text mentions backache, dizziness, blurred vision, and general health decline as age increases. It references personal experiences and ailments without clear medical detail.
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Mia
Hic
Wenzowia
Michizan
Wilig
Olay Cathars
Ptrion
Symutonia
Kitgey Temple
Foley Kidnay Pilla
Dain Rellet
Everswhe
Automobilist Fined in Hemgerstown Police Court
HW Aukanmy of Chazitam was fined $25 by Justice Biiner after Roy Koogle, an employee of the Hemgerstown Frederick Trolley Company, was thrown to the ground and injured by a car. A witness wrote that Chard refused to render aid.
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Roy Koogle
Hemgerstown
Red Pepper Rub Claims Quick Chest Relief From Colds
An old time ad touts Rawles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers as the fastest relief for chest tightness congestion and muscle pain. It promises warmth within minutes and urges readers to buy at any drug store, with a catchphrase urging use of the brand Rowles.
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Joos Ny
Rawles
Rowles
New Iron Form Promises Quick Health Boost
An advertisement style note describes a newer iron form claimed to improve energy healing strength and endurance. It markets two tablets daily after meals, promising dramatic results and quick boosts, citing personal success stories and neighbor testimonials.
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