Local girl mistaken for nursing student in Martinsburg
Miss Frances Moulton of Summit avenue was mistaken Sunday afternoon by Martinsburg police for Frances St. John Smith, a nursing college student. After a lengthy check, officials of Western Maryland advised release and confirmed Moulton’s identity. Police explained they had pursued the missing girl description after a report from Charles Town, noting observers who know Moulton say the resemblance is inaccurate.
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Frances Moulton
Martinsburg
Summit Avenue
Maryland
Frances St. John Smith
Nirssing College
Moulton
Dus
Hua Ridge Transportation Company
Shenandoah
Brudent
Charles Town
Miss Moulton
Misa Smith
Recital by Miss Margaret Parkhouser in Baltimore
Miss Margaret Parkhouser sole heir or relative of J. O. and George S. Pankhouser of Hagerstown will present an organ recital at the Maryland Casualty Auditorium in Baltimore on February 5.
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Margaret Parkhouser
J. O
George S. Pankhouser
Hagerstown
Maryland Casualty Auditorium
Baltimore
Open Foundry With Casting Of Gray Iron
The New York Central Iron Works opened a gray iron foundry today after noon, casting the base of a navigation boat weighing over two tons. The steel structure spans 160 by 76 feet with a ten ton overhead crane and a blast from a Wilburham Green blower. Capacity reaches ten to fourteen tons per hour, and production will be 120 to 125 tons weekly for railroads and machine trades. Officials including M. P. Moller Jr and D. A. Buckell attended, with visitors from Western Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroads and other firms. The plant will employ many workers and serves as a complete machine shop and foundry for plate, machine, and structural work. sales offices are in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Cleveland, and Richmond.
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New York
Leonard Crooke
Wilburham Green
Bos Ap
M. P. Moller, Jr
D. A. Buckell
Western Maryland i
Pennsylvania
Potomac Edleen Co. RC
Kratz
Philadelphia
Valea
Wiliam Bryant
Mistratton Enginera, Inc
New York City
Ally Monnoy
Indus
New York Central Iron ‘Works
Procean
Bouton
Gale Umore
Cleveland
Richmond
California Fig Syrup Ad Prescribes Gentle Laxative
A vintage advertisement claims California Fig Syrup cures a range of childhood ailments from stomach upset to fevers. It promises a tasty, harmless laxative effect, highlighting easy dosing for babies to adults and warning against counterfeit products.
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California
West Virginia primaries seek Dem presidential ballot spot
The Rev Alonzo Workman of Joplin filed papers with the Secretary of State George W Sharp announcing his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for president and seeking his name on the West Virginia ballot for the May 29 primaries.
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Charleston
W. Va
Alonzo, Workman
Joplin
George W. Sharp
West Virginia
Doctor Pierce Favorite Prescription Heroic Healer Story
A physician Dr RV Pierce left a lasting record through his humane effort and herbal remedy. His knowledge of herbs led to Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription, a tonic for women suffering from regular or irregular intervals, nervousness, dizziness, headaches, or backache. Available as tablets or liquid at local stores.
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RV. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
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Michael Arion
Atlanta
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California Fly Syrup Company
Studebaker
Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
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Washington Squere
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