Baltimore Warehouse Fire Destroys Wear Well Pants Plant
A major blaze in Hopkins Place Baltimore today damaged the Wear Well Pants Company building and threatened the wholesale district. Four alarm fires sent crews late into the night with losses estimated at 496000 dollars. Rock Hill School No 18 dormitory fire followed in the night, virtually destroying the structure.
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Enternadome
Baltimore
Hopkins Place
Wear Well-Pants Company
Rock Hill School No. 18
Grand Officers Visit Potomac Lodge In Hagerstown
Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows in Hagerstown hosted a visit by Maryland Grand Officers led by Grand Master L B Hafer Taneytown Grand Secretary William A Jones and Grand Warden Wilkinson. A deputation from District Deputies Association joined by motorbus attended.
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Potomac Lodge of
Odd Fellows of
Hagerstown
Maryland
L. B. Hafer
Taneytown
William A. Jones
Wilkinson
District Deputies’Association
Potomac Lodge
Odd Fellows Rally
Rose Hill Cemetery Co Votes On Structural Change
Rose Hill Cemetery Company plans to become a non stock entity governed by a perpetuating board of trustees. Voters, all stockholders, cast ballots today under the 1922 Assembly advised framework. Voting continues into late afternoon with indications favoring the change.
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Rose Hill Cemetery CO
Rose Hill Cemetery Company
Assembly
Deaths of Lizzie Hauptman and Elizabeth Storm
Miss Lizzie S Hauptman aged 54 died at 14 Grant street Waynesboro after a year with pneumonia. Survived by siblings and funeral at Reformed Mennonite Church Waynesboro with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Hagerstown. Mrs Elizabeth S M Storm 51 died at 706 West North Avenue Baltimore after brief illness. Survived by husband and two children. Body to Boonsboro for grave services conducted by Rev Ashby.
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Lizzie S. Hauptman
Grant Street
Waynesboro
Reformed Mennonite Church of
John L. Hauptman
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Amos
Barton W
Hagerstown
Susan
William B. Lehman
Reid
C. H. Sehlack
Winchester
Reformed Mennonite Church
John R. Miller
Camp Hill
Rose Ill
Elizabeth S. M. Storm
Aden C. Storm
West North Avenue
Baltimore
Frederick Storm
Elizabeth
Boonsboro
Ashby
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Conquered or Money Back
For 40 years Dr Carey prescribes his prescription no 477 for kidney and bladder issues. Sold by leading druggists with money back guarantee. Watch for symptoms like specks in vision clammy feet or sideache. Available in pills at Rudy's Pharmacy Homer and Central Drug Store and others nationwide.
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Carey
Patel G Corey
Rudy's Pharmacy
Homer W
Hokie
Droge
Health Boost Promised by Gude's Pepto N Remedy
Fragmented OCR hints at a health ad urging Gude's Pepto N for warmth and vitality. It touts winter health benefits, energy build up, and vitality, with mentions of keeping warmth and vigor through a liquid health tonic.
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Gude
Youth Locked in Freight Car Ends Homeward Wait
A well dressed youth found trapped in a freight car described staying without water and eating a sandwich from his suitcase. Police contacted his parents and took him home pending word from Reading. Juvenile plans a New York trip and a square dance on January 18 at Hager Mill House with guests invited.
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Penrod
Tom Swift
Boy Scouts
Hager Mill House
Soldier’s Dispersed Attacks and Quick Health Restore
Two years of stomach trouble left a soldier in constant pain requiring morphine injections during attacks. After using four bottles of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy he regained health and serves in the artillery. Government physicians declared him in perfect health. The remedy claims to clear intestinal mucus and reduce inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal issues. One dose proves efficacy with money-back guarantee. Available through D C Aughnbaugh & Son and druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
D. C. Aughnbaugh & Son
Gisits
The Mail Celebrates Ninety Five Years Serv ing Hagerstown
The Mail, founded to support Andrew Jackson, has served Hagerstown for ninety five years. It pledges to continue as a barometer of local business religious and social life, aiming fairness to all and upholding Jeffersonian democratic principles in politics. The paper thanks stockholders and foresees continued prosperity for the county and environs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail
Andrew Jackson
Hagerstown
Bible Class Banquet At The Y
The Women s Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church held a large banquet at the YMCA last night with 85 members present. Mrs C B Steele presided, Miss Lou Gunnels served as master of ceremonies, and each member gave a toast. Mrs Charles Beery recited a poem she wrote. The class voted to hold another band soon.
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Presbyterian Church
C. BE. Steele
Charles Beery
Lou Gunnels
Dyspepsia remedy promises ease for thin eaters
A dieting reader notes thin people struggle with digestion and acid stomach. Chewing Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets allegedly provides an alkaline effect, improving appetite and energy after meals. A 60 cent box is recommended for relief after eating pies, sausage and other foods.
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Stuart
Rotarians Hear Interesting Talk on Fellowship
At the regular weekly Rotary Club luncheon at the M C A Rev Scott R Wagner pastor of Zion Reformed Church delivered an engaging address on Fellowship Several routine business matters were discussed and tentative plans for future work were made
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Rotary Club
Scott R. Wagner
Zion Reformed Church
Indian Springs Hotel Friday Night Dance Ad
All quiet dancers invited to a Friday night event at Indian Springs Hotel on January 19. Advertised by COMMITTER in Square-Dange.
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Square -Dange
Indian, Springs Hotel
Adv
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William Treston
New York
The
Carter
Spranklin
Thrift
MUFL
Y Music
Ben Franklin
Franklin
Aspece
Melba
Silk
Madras
Mmeevin
Men’s & Boys
Hersheys
Arbuckles Coffee
P. & G. Soap
Kelloggs
Hershey
Eyerly’s Argo
Eyerly’s
Eee
Washington Coffee
Top Notch Coffee
Fa Osama
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