Invention May Revolutionize Printing World
Howard A. Dudley of this city has vented a device that may revolutionize electrotyping and cut printing costs by eliminating electrotpying. The simple mold change saves thousands and already reduced a major publisher’s workload and expenses. Dudley, a printer, says the invention will be installed in 12 big print houses nationwide within two weeks as printers clamour for the method.
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Howard A. Dudley
Las
Johannes Gutenberg
Tyne
Dudley
Printing process notes on type and electrotyping practices
In Peer Gynt ing business, it must be explained that all linetype metal to be used in book printing is of a higher type than electrotyped copperbacked plates before printing. The Prior Company has its type set in Harrisburg and New York, and the electrotyping done there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Harrisburg
New York
Railroad Man Killed Near Frostburg
Samuel Owler of Soull Rockwood was instantly killed when a truck struck by passenger train No 7 on the Western Maryland Railway. He was removing snow from a switch at Stick Way Junction and was watching a Baltimore and Ohio train cross the low grade bridge.
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Frostburg
Samuel Owler
Soull Rockwood
Steakway Junction
Waltimore
Ohio
Sterling's VaporEze Promises Quick Cold Relief
A battered ad touts Sterling's VaporEze as instant relief for bad colds, with claims of easing chest and throat congestion, soothing fevers, and destroying germs. It urges mothers to use it for children, mentions a 25 cent price and a money back guarantee at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Acad
C O F C TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING AT Y M C A HERE
A unique program is arranged for the chamber of commerce meeting at the Y M C A auditorium at 8 tonight. Robert H. McCauler will preside. Colonel Langhorn will discuss Army organization and members will discuss the chamber’s work and 1923 plans. The program includes talks on freight rates, coal, stock ceilings, factory sites, and a long list of committees and associate members. The musical program will be led by Charles Casset with a quartet.
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Chamber of Commerce
Robert H. McCauler
Fny
G. T. Langhorn
Af Stu
2Nd Cavalry
Wil
United States Army
D. Miler
Mule Jance
W.E. Gartner
Haverstown
A.M. Tyree
Wiliam P. Lance
Roy A. Leiter
RE. N. Punk- Mouser
Hagerstown
Emmett W. Gang
Ywill
Chamber of Cor Rerce
Bauhers
J. B. Kieter
J. J. ‘Munk
Cyrus F. Flook
Branch Bonees
George 8. Simon
G. M. Ueeker
G. V. Poole
FP. D. Carter
B. G. Hovis
W. F. Prior
H. H. Mud
Scott H. Wagner
W. DB. Steki
Vernon N. Ringeler
F. G. Plummer
A. Shotts
Thropp
Motor Industries
Robert Fleigh
Edward
Fishman
Bohman
Harry
Tog Ung
Press
C. Neill Baylor
J. A. Hawkin
Leonard Emmert
Public Veltines
HI. P. Riley
D. J. Bullard
C. B. Emmert
A. V. Polack
Max Fl
Mason
A. Menefee
Stewart Hartman
Charles Casset
Auto Banking Corp to Open Branch Here
Auto Banking Corp of Philadelphia plans a local branch with a new service office. The 1922 annual values sheet shows 2290 per cent growth in loans, earning 30 per cent on preferred capital. Local manager O. J. Kingelt and representative D. L. Emmere will oversee operations.
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Automobile Hanking Corporation
Philadelphia
Matte Puliin
A. B.C
Trade Authority
Alexander Armatron
Hageratown
Martin R. Nisley
Harrisburg
W.M. Trimble
West Cheater
Ij. Kingelt
D. L. Emmeré
Back Pain Relief with St Jacob's Oil Ad Card
A tactically written ad promotes St Jacob’s Oil claiming it relieves back pain and muscle stiffness quickly without burning the skin. It urges readers to purchase a small bottle at drug stores and promises lasting relief after one use. The text appeals to February 18th as a lucky date.
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St. Jacoba
Ingle
Washington, D
County plans road marking and rock removal in eventful project
The Board of County Health Commissioners plans to mark every road in the county for travelers. Work to erect signs will be finished by spring. County officials discuss removing a massive rock that could block a canal road and will consult the Canal Company. Preliminary steps for appealing tax court actions were noted as county assessors prepare to reappraise property. Residents of Hancock will appear before the board on Saturday.
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Board of County Health
Overs
George Ingram
Canal Company
Tha
Hancock Dia Jtetes
Questions Lehigh's Right To Sell Out
New evidence unearthed last month prompted government to challenge legality of a proposed sale of stock in the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company to the Jackson Reynolds Syndicate of New York under the Reading dissolution order of the United States District Court.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Lehigh and Wilkesbarra Coal Company
Jackson I. Reynolds Syndicate
New York
Reading
United States Dstrict Court
Infant Industries Mentioned By Winchester Paper
Reality Right Martinsburg West Virginia January 4 Independent, a small Winchester newspaper, notes local marriages and licenses under the caption Infant Industries.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
the Independent
Winchester
City Finance Report Reveals Hagerstown Revenue and Costs
The City Tax Collector issued a report showing Hagerstown’s October 1 balance at 472560.07 and monthly interest from 1100 to 1400, plus bank balances. The quarter's revenues include fines and utilities income from the light plant, market, water system, streets, and police. Expenditures cover mayoral and council salaries, fire department, sanitation, parks, street work, and the SAWECLES project. December 31 balance stood at 307545.45. Frederick plans an auto show February 28 to March 2 at the State Armory with space applications due soon.
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Tenfel
Hagerstown
Inez
Teesaout
Polites Department
Frederick
State Armory
Acid Indigestion Attributed To Stomach Acidity
A respected authority links stomach trouble to acidity and poor digestion. Excess stomach acid causes sour belching gas and heartburn, with suggestions to use Jad Silty salts in water each morning for a week and to neutralize acidity using grape and lemon juice mixtures.
Council urged to press street paving by Potomac Public Service
The Board of Street Commissioners asked the Mayor and Council to compel Potomac Public Service to pave the track area on South Potomac Street. Street Superintendent C. A. Teumey said the companys paving south of Baltimore Street is in bad shape and harming adjacent street sections. The Board accepted the report.
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Board of Strict Commissioners
Ordivkande
Potomac Publics Service Company
Tts
Potomac Street
C. A. Teumey
Commissionera
Baltimore Street
Chief of Polls Reports 53 Streets Raised and $171 Collected
The Chief of Polls reports that 53 streets were surveyed and a total of $171 in fees were collected during the period from January 16 to January YW.
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Arber
Old Resident Given Up by Physicians
A distressed patient, urged by a neighbor, tries Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble after ten days without nourishment. The ad-like text claims the remedy clears catarrhal mucus, eases liver issues, and rebuilds strength, offering a refund if not convinced, and lists the vendor as Bole by 2. C. Suan baugh & Bon.
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Mayr
2. C. Suanbaugh & Bon
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