Railroad Men Burned In Gasoline Acetylene Accident
Three railroad workers were badly burned in an oil and gas flare at a Western Maryland Railway Company show. Frank Barnhart, 26, of South Boulevard, suffered serious burns to hands face and body. Rok, 36, of Waynesboro and Daugherty, 26, of Boonahoro Route 3, were burned on head and face when a gasoline can exploded. Barnhart tossed another gasoline bucket as flames rose, spraying nearby workers Tangherly and Hockana with liquid.
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Western Maryland Railway Company
Frank Barnhart
South Boulevand
Rok
Waynesboro
Daugherty
Boonahoro
Beware Watch Signs of Colds and Early Treatment
A reader advisory on preventing colds stresses avoiding spread through coughing and sneezing. It promotes early rest and care, warns against underestimating a cold, and mentions bromide and quinine as treatments while noting doubt about guaranteed cures.
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Hill
St. Bo
Ft. Pala
New Theatre Opens with 9 Attended in Crowded Debut
Clearanning opens a new theatre drawing strong crowds for the debut. Lewd H Blair, a noted local bus driver, enters the movie business with Harvey Smith of Tugerstown as manager of the Jott Theatre. Smith will supervise bookings and programs. Two workers were injured in a fire during the opening night and treated by Dr N Branin before returning home. The will of Henry B Unger was admitted to probate in the Orphans Court yesterday.
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Clearanning
H. Blair
Blair
Harvey Smith
Tagerstown
Moving Picture Theatron
Jott Theatre
Mr. Smith
Henry B. Unger
Orphans’ Court
Thought 8 Little Children Needed Mother's Care
Readable text describes a testimonial about a woman suffering and a cousin recommending Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy for digestive issues. The advertisement claims a 14 cost, a money back guarantee, and availability through D. C. Aughinbaugh & Co and local druggists.
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Nyse
Wnather
Salfuruta
Mayr
D. C. Aughinbaugh & Soo
Et Erywhara Ady
Day of Prayer for Missionaries in Hagerstown
Missionary women from Protestant churches in Hagerstown join Friday in a Pay of Prayer for Missions observance with special services at the Church at the Brethren Mulhetty and Washington streets at 3 p.m. The event unites major agencies and invites all interested in missions, following the Interdenominational School of Missions. Mrs J F Folllsoppic leads, with Mrs I A Watkins as soloist.
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Women’s Boards of Missions of Protestant Churches
Hagaratown
Interdenominational School of Missions
Hagerstown
J. FL Ffolsoppic
1. A. Watkins
Lent Begins With Special Services Across Churches
The article notes Lent starting today with special services across churches. Catholic and Episcopal congregations hold masses and prayers for the 40 day period, with scheduled services at St. Dala's Episcopal Church and other parishes listed for morning and afternoon observances.
Evening prayer and sermon at St John's Church
At 7.30 o'clock service a procession of prominent clergymen from Baltimore and beyond will occupy the pulpit of St Johns Church with Rev Dr Wyatt Crown of St Michaels and All Angels Baltimore City delivering the first sermon. Property sold in Funkstown: a four room stucco dwelling with yard 60 by 153 feet.
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Diocese of Maryland
Baltimore
St. John’s Church
Wyatt Crown
St. Michaels and All Angels
Baltimore City
Free to Asthma Sufferers Trial of 4 me Piset Can tae Winnie Line
A garbled notice promotes a free kit for asthma sufferers, promising relief and guidance on climate friendly treatments. It references costs and a suggested reading about a trial, though many words are unclear, making specifics hard to confirm.
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Ansuut
Public sale details and property transfers reported
Edward Warrenfeltz sold at public sale for $5,790 then sale to Dr. C T Mowrer conducted by Joseph I Snyder, auctioneer. Listed property includes a concrete garage improved lot two cisterns with electric water pump and plants or trees. Snyder also sold the Rouskulp property on East Franklin Street to Charlene Strote for $3,259. BMART hats described with black halter trims and decorative studs noted.
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Edward Warrenfeltz
C. T. Mowrer
Joseph IC. Snyder
Youltry Howe
Snyder
Relief Found With Pyramid Fire Supponltorien
Aimed at soothing discomfort, the item promises rapid relief from itching and bleeding. Readers are urged to visit a nearby Minstol for a trial box, claiming the product can restore mobility and prompt praise from users.
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Pilen
The Tax Click Of Cigarettes And A Lucky Strike Offer
The article explains cigarette taxes, noting nearly half the price goes to government taxes. It cites a 309 million dollar federal tobacco tax take, with cigarettes paying about 183 million, and highlights Lucky Strike promotional claims about quality, price, and factory sanitation.
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Internal Revenue
Alfred W. McCann
Walla
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Tages Und
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Whagerstown Storage & Transfer CO
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D.M. Summers & Sons
Franklin
Enestra
Sash Danzer Metal Works
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Volvania
Uefa
Ate
Matt Cutis
Les
Yuri
East
Franklin Stree
Charlen I
Strote
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Yoothache
Lumbaga
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Votompc
Abd Antietam
Tel
Yingling Auto & Carriage Works
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