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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1927

Page

2

Crusade Converts at Wollington Square ME

Rev. Ox. Cooke carried an evangelistic appeal at Wollington Square in ME drawing a large audience of women and men. He spoke on moral decline, the dangers of liquor, and the need to tell the truth to sustain strength. The sermon warned against anti moral laws and urged Americans to uphold virtuous conduct amid rising temptations.

Ox. Cooke Evaneelisu Wollington Square Soma Samson Cooke America

Babies Cry for Castoria Substitutes and Endorsements

Ad copy touts Castoria alternatives for infants and children. Claims a 30 year pleasant substitute without narcotics and lists usage by physicians. Mentions parental familiarity and the product’s signature on packages.

Fletcher Castoria

Prohibition Debate At Hagerstown Service Draws Crowd

A large crowd packed the church for an evening service led by Dr Cooke, with talk of prohibition and enforcement. The event featured Allen D Spencer of Baltimore and several bass solos, ending with plans for a Tuesday service attended by the Volunteer Fire Department.

Uerich Cooke Allen D Spencer Monwnes Ta Eluciers Co Baltimore Dr. Cooke Mr. Spencer Fire Department West Bagerstown Conko Bouak Hagerstown

Pupil Pup Reunited After Ear Cropping Lawsuit

Tito the dog, mutilated by his former owner, was saved and cared for by supporters. The Connecticut Humane Society filed against the owner seeking 25 dollars for the cruelty, while the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals pursued 81 dollars in related actions. The dog now adapts to a better life as a ward of LW Connecticut Humane Society and seeks a safe home.

Tito Sclelals Ligue Ne Minagat LW Connecticut Humana Society

Campaign to Open Tonight at St John’s Episcopal Church

Bishop Charles B. Woodcock of Kentucky opens the Bishop's Crusade at St. John's Church this evening at 7 40. The crusade runs each evening this week with Rev Dr J L Glark and Rev Dr Walter Byrom Stel assisting. Delegations from neighboring towns will attend. the event is linked to a national evangelical movement inviting all creeds to participate.

Charles B. Woodcock Kentucky St. John's Episcopal Church Woodcock J. Loring Glark National Council of Evangelisat Botaéopal Church Walter Byrom Stel St John's St. James Sulool Sleli Peo St. John’s Church Smithsburg Lingacs Slarysburg Finkstown Waynesgee Hageratown Gol Josey Byern Sauk Progect Street

Plans Made For A Greater Show At The Maryland Theatre

Plans for the Alsatian Minstrel Show at the Maryland Theatre Mori ray Tuesday through Wednesday aim to surpass all local productions. The Miller Production Co. of New York City says the show will feature bright spots from Hrnafchy and is staged under Alias. Gaa. Committees meet nightly to finish preparations while a 20 page booster edition of The Monster will be published with Herald-Mull on Feb 5. Rehearsals begin soon with new members joining the club and the show supervised by Alias. A separate crash near Lie Leftersburg Pike damaged an Oldsmobile from Zook's Garage but left the occupants unharmed. Driver Sheffer claims glare caused the incident. Prenton Bows aided the injured and assisted the couples.

Maryland Theatre Moray Miller Production Co New York City Hrnafchy Herald-Mull Adel Zook'a Wayneshire Ts Font

December employment falls amid holiday slowdowns

Washington reports a drop in employment for December with notable reductions in outdoor and manual positions. The Labor Department bulletin notes holiday season layoffs and a general downturn across sectors, indicating softer hiring in the month.

Washington Tie Lebor Department Mamdaly

Employment Outlook Mixed Despite December Setback

The report notes an improving outlook for January, with general industrial conditions expected to strengthen over December. It cites trends in employment and suggests lifting prospects for the country as a whole amid renewed economic activity and cautious optimism.

Rev Dr Harms Celebrates Tenth Anniversary at St Johns

Rev Dr Harms marked ten years as pastor of St Johns Lutheran Church with morning and evening services. Special music included solos by Mrs Wertz and Robert Horn, and a sermon on Pledging our Loyalty. Nine church groups presented Dr Harms with flower leis and the church council gave a gold gift.

J. Fadword Harms Jon Lutheran Flinss Jk Beotier J. Heney Horm Philadelphia Suntay Sungay Wertz Robert Horn Revi Harea Harla Reed Hendry Tad Moor Gang Dor Tiayme Messrs Rodarick C. M. Campbell R. A. Campbell C M. Campbell Mary Howard Mirek Adereksto

Pace of Portugal and World Events Recalled

A fragmentary note references Portugal and Oporto with mentions of political motives and German involvement. It also alludes to a historical Russia lesson about mortality and indefinite plans, suggesting a tumultuous study of global affairs.

Portugal Oporto

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