First Prize for Silver Laced Plymouth Rock at Madison Square
Charlen Feldman won the first prize in the Silver Laced Plymouth Rock class at the thirty-fifth Madison Square Garden poultry show in New York. The winning cockerel, selected from Feldman’s stock, is noted as a fine specimen and may be admitted to the American Standard of Excellence at the association’s next meeting.
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Madison Banare Garden
New York
Charlen Feldman
Avenas
Feldman
Wéo
Fran
American Poultry Association
Musterole Cold Remedy Ad Promises Fast Relief
An old time ad touts Musterole as a remedy for colds and chest chills. It claims quick relief via a warm tingle then cooling sensation, using mustard oil and simple ingredients. Nurses and doctors allegedly recommend Musterole for bronchitis sore throat rheumatism and other pains.
Cook Book Matrimony Recipe Upends a Life Tale
A quirky tale from Washington outlines how a cook book led Durton K. Wheeler to marry Alles Luly White. Wheeler, a former Boston clerk and student, traveled the Midwest selling cook books and later built a law practice in Butte before settling with White. They shared a long, peaceful union after marrying.
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Washington
Don
Durton K. Wheeler
Alles Luly White
Montana
University of Michigan
Wheeler
Hudson
Mass
Jue
Boston
Ann Arbor
Middle West
Cay
Friendly Farm
Farmer White
Wherter
Juan White
San Francisco
Retirement and sales at Greencastle Central Restaurant
Greencastle news notes Mrs. Harry Goetz will retire April 1 and sell the restaurant equipment in Centre Square. Greencastle Hod end Guo Crh reports receiving 72 rabbits for stocking. Pastor resignation expected March 1 1925 at Greencastle Reformed Church to join Grace Reformed Easton Pa. Thomas McNewell Peters Township seeks Republican nomination for County Treasurer. H A McTitnic and wife visit Chambersburg. Heswick spends days at his home in Baltimore Street. Raymond Zink reports a move to Cumberland MD with fashion job at W M R Rag operator.
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Greencastle
Harry Goetz
Zeigler
Centre Square
H. A. McTitnic
Chambriessturg
Wek
Heswick
Baltimore Street
Raymond Zink
Cumberland
State officers fined in manslaughter case trial
Sergeant Edward C. Scanion and Corporal J E O'Lexic of the Free Police were convicted of manslaughter in December for deaths near Laurel in Prince Georges county. Corporal George P. Gearhard, indicted with them, was found guilty as the men were tried. Police reported Daniel Harper, a witness, located in Wilkes-Barre Pa.
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Edward C. Scanion
Snc
J. E. O'Lexic
O Calored
Laurel
Prince Georges
Harper
Daniel Harper
Strane
Wilkes-Barre
Travellers Aid Society Receives Til Tnwils From Hagers Lowe
The Travellers Aid Society awaits tilnwils from Hagers Lowe as part of ongoing coordination and support efforts. The note indicates a pending shipment or approval linked to the society's assistance program. Further details remain unclear due to partial OCR text.
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The
Travellers Aid Society
Hagerslowe
Humphrey Named to Federal Trade Commission Nomination
Washington January 24 William B Humphrey former House member from Washington was nominated by President Coolidge to join the Federal Trade Commission succeeding Nelson B Gaskill of New Jersey whose term expired months ago Washington January 26 Thomas M Woodlock of New York a financial writer was nominated by Coolidge to replace Mark W Potter as Interstate Commerce Commission member Potter had resigned Driver Fined One Hundred Dollars after an auto crash tore down air wire fencing and struck a telephone pole at Chewauhllo
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Humphrey
Washington
William B. Humphrey
House
Coolidge
Federal Trade Commission
Nelson B. Gaskill
New Jersey
Woodlock
Thomas M. Woodlock
New York
Mark W. Potter
Interstate Commerce Commissaion
Potter
Chewaylllo
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as fast relief for rheumatic and joint pain. It claims tingling penetration within minutes and urges readers to buy genuine jars marked with the Brand Bowles on each package.
Local butcher fined for operating under influence
Samuel Herlger, a local butcher, was arrested yesterday afternoon for operating an automobile while under the influence. He received a $100 fine and costs, and his license was ordered revoked by Justice Rover.
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Pike
Samuel Her Lger
Costa
Justico Rover
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Madison Square
A. Roy Phillips
North Potomac Street
B. M. Au Mmers & Sons
W. Franklin
David P. Schindel
Potomac St
CUA
Christmas Club
First National Bank
Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinets
Miller's Furniture Store
South Potomac Street
Peon
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ife
Sodtaphery
Burton Wheeler
Thowes
McNowel
Peters Township
FOLEY
Akidrey
Agj
van Belle
Impérial
I. K. Hoffman & Sons
Stickell
Greenwalt Electric Supply CO
West Antietam Street
Densing
Howard
Jacobson's Saving Store
East Franklin Street
Windonw Shades
M. Hays & Bros, Erto YW
Wisselwington Etre
Scott
Food & Bowne
Msomfeld
Yeaterday
Silver Valley Coal Hagerstown Coal and Supply Company
H. L. Mills
Ya Ae
Woma
Wu Ally
Maryland Surety & Trust CO
Washington Square
Leitersburg
Mangansville Beanshoro
Firestone
Ludwig Motor Company
Hagerstown
Stoner’s Tire & Access
Hagerstown Motor Company
Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
Funkstown
Funkstown, Md
Newman Auto Company
Smithsburg, Md
J. A. Spickler & Sons
Clearspring Md
Williamsport Motor Company
Williamsport, Md
Thumma Motor Company
Hoover & Neikirk
H.K. Zimmerman R. F. D
Keedynville
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