Ohio agency says state flooded with inferior liquor
The Ohio liquor control commission heard that Ohio, known for prohibition, is receiving inferior liquors from Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Kentucky. Cleveland stores were allegedly selling whiskey blends with denatured alcohol and poisons. authorities planned testing and possible prosecutions under pure food laws.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio
Brand New Liquor Control Commission
Cleveland
Theodore Wetterstroem
Ohio Pharmaceutical Association
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Kentucky
W. Leach
State Division of Foods and Dairies
Columbus
E. B. Freed
United States
Cincinnati
Freed
Wetterstroem
Food and Drug Division
State Department of Agriculture
Building Permits Jump 66 Percent in November
Washington December 26 The Department of Labor reports permits for constructing 8 million dollars worth of New York apartment houses pushed total residential building permits for November 66 percent higher than October and 38 percent above November 1922.
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Washington
New York
Department of Labor
Moller Organ Works Founder Honored At City Dinner
More than 200 Moller Industries employees and local leaders gathered at the Dagmar Hotel for an annual dinner honoring M. P. Moller Sr. The speaker list highlighted Hagerstown’s growth from 6 900 to over 20 000 since 1881 and noted Moller's 59 years of organ making with no layoffs.
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Moller Industries
Dagmar Hotel
Moller Organ Works
M. P. Moller, Sr
Hagerstown
I. M. Wertz
Mr. Moller
Moller
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
William P. Lana, Jr
C. EB. Steele
M. GC. A
Farmers Plan Formation of Credit Association
About 50 farmers and fruit growers gathered at the Courthouse to form a Production Credit Association for Frederick Carroll Howard Montgomery and Washington counties. The group will operate under the Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore and loans will support crop production livestock and poultry. Principal speaker was A D Trundle of Montgomery County representing the bank.
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Frederick
Jacob M. Ankeney
Charles L. Smith
George M. Wyand
Arthur L. Towson
R. C. F. Weagly
William H. Cunningham
Edward C. Doub
E. H. Ingram
J. Kieffer Funk
John A. Wilson
William BE. Hebb
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore
A. D. Trundle
Montgomery County
Intermediate Credit Bank of
Baltimore
Christway Candlelight Service at Beaver Creek Church
The Christian Endeavor Society of Beaver Creek Christian Church will hold its annual Christway candlelight service on Thursday December 28 at 7 30 pm. Rev W M Norment will be the speaker for the evening. Marble games have been used since ancient times across many cultures.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the
Beaver Creek
Creosote Cures Suggested For Chest Colds
Physicians have long used creosote in coughs and bronchitis with Creomulsion marketed as a quick effective remedy. The ad promises relief with guaranteed refund if not helped and urges keeping Creomulsion ready for lingering coughs and colds.
Streets Named for Sledding Set Aside in Hagerstown
The Board of Street Commissioners voted to set aside four city streets for sledding when conditions allow. Each street will be roped off this morning and marked, with police protection for safety. Sledding hours are 6 30 p m to 7 39 p m.
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Hagerstown
Board of Street Commissioners
George Street
High ‘Street
Maryland
East Avenue
Potomac Street
Locust Street
Reynolds Avenue
Summit Avenue
Superior Dairy
Liberty Street
Clevaland Avenue
Youth Improves After Cliff Accident in Kemp's Mill Area
Glendon McGill of 1119 Moller Avenue, reportedly fell 25 feet while searching for Christmas moss at High Germany near Kemp's Mill. He suffered a broken knee cap but was removed from hospital to his home and is improving rapidly, with hopes of using his leg soon.
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Glendon McGill
Moller Avenue
Burt
High Germany
Kemp's Mill
McGill
Dinner Honoring Moller Employees and Partners
A. Sherman Powles and Judge Frank G. Wagaman attended a dinner for employees of Moller Organ Works Moller Motor Car Co and Moller Music Store. Guests included representatives from Hagerstown Trust Co Home Builders Savings and Loan Association and M A affiliates.
Waterfront Romance At the Colonial Theatre
Richard Arlen and Judith Allen star in Hell and High Water at the Colonial Theatre today and tomorrow portraying lovers who hate each other.
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The
Colonial Theatre
Richard Arlen
Judith Allen
Colonial
Pan American Conference Ends In Peaceful Accord
The seventh Pan American Conference closed its 22 day session in Montevideo with final speakers predicting the outlawing of war across the Americas. The meeting marks a landmark accord toward lasting regional peace.
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Montevideo
Americas
Vigil Ends For Mother After 24 Year Search For Missing Son
Kane, Pennsylvania, December 27 A mother died after a 24 year vigil for Edward Paul Adams who was kidnapped at age eight while returning from a fishing trip near the Adams home. Police say thousands were spent on the fruitless search. she is survived by Charles H. Adams and other children.
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Kane
Lillian Adams
Edward Paul
Adams
Stab Victim Improves After Sharpsburg Ringback Incident
Roy Cletus Grove, who suffered severe back stab wounds at a Sharpsburg store on December 12, has been discharged from Washington County Hospital.
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Roy Cletus Grove
Sharpsburg
Washington County Hospital
Governor Hosts 1500 Annapolis Youths for Holiday Event
In Annapolis on December 27 Governor Albert C. Ritchie hosted about 1500 youngsters at Circle Flag Theatre and Star Theatre. He arrived to cheers and distributed a silver cup for the best NRA essay from Betty King of Annapolis High School.
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Annapolis
Albert C. Ritchie
Ineal Motion, Picture Theatres
Uca
Circle Flaghouse
Star Theatre
Circle Playhouse
Anne Arundel County
Schoo
NRA
Betty King
Joe E Brown Stars in Son of a Sailor at Maryland Today
Last times today for Joe E Brown in Son of a Sailor at Maryland theater. The comedy features Brown as a bumbling sailor aboard the USS Saratoga with Jean Muir and Thelma Todd in supporting roles.
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Joe E. Brown
Maryland
Hagerstown
Joe KE. Brown
U.S. S
Saratoga
Pacific West
Jean Muir
Thelma Todd
Frank McHugh
Johnny Mack Brown
Sheila
Terry
George Blackwood
Fermented Milk Beverage Mentions in Diet Notes
A fragment references several fermented milk beverages including beveral milk-kefr kumiss mia leben, indicating traditional dairy drinks. The text is terse and lacks full context or attribution.
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