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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
2
Ha gerstown High School presents a display on proper table settings under Miss Catherine Beachley with Miss Louise Funk's home room earning top honors for illustrating correct covers for breakfast informal and formal meals. The exhibit shows plate, glass, and utensil placement for various courses and meal types.
State troopers questioned a suspect brought from Lewisburg after the First National Bank of South Charleston was robbed of $25000 at 11 49 a.m. Three men, one masked, fled in a car toward the hills, as officers chased the vehicle and traced the crime to a location near the Midland Trail.
The passage outlines a dining sequence from second course fish to main meat with vegetables, salad, and coffee in the drawing room. It stresses proper utensil placement, tea spoon on the coaster, butter knife on the bread plate, and correct knife and fork use at dessert to show you have finished.
Advertisement touts Buckley’s Cough Mixture as alkaline and fast acting. It claims superior relief and germ removal for coughs and colds and urges readers to visit local drug stores and compare with competing brands.
McKean county Sheriff Merle Dickinson announced C. C. Vandermark a 57 year old rail worker and Florence Williams 18 of Gardeau were located today in a hunting lodge near Clermont. They were found by trapper James Fuller and accompanied him into Clermont. Vandermark said he planned to return to his 73 year old wife. The Williams girl left for home with her father after Vandermark vanished on January 16.
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