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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1928

Page

2

Buckwheat to Help Welsh Run Farmers Hit by Storm

Agronomist Dr Nicholas Schmidt spoke to over 200 farmers in Welsh Run advising emergency crop measures after last week’s hail storm. He urged planting Lancaster Sure Crop corn and buckwheat with guidance and assistance between July 25 and month end to recoup losses and foster recovery.

Welsh Run Nicholas Schmidt Pennsyvania State College Agronomist Schmid Lancaster

Clothes Bring Her New Trial

Los Angeles jurors commented on the plaintiff actress Lita McComas outfit as she sued the Al G Barnes show company for 80 000 injuries from a fall from an elephant. A prior trial gave a 500 judgment. two jurors and one juror noted prejudice due to attire, prompting a new trial ruling by the court.

Los Angeles Lita McComas al G. Barnes Show Company Miss McComas

Ten Herbs credited for stomach relief in Reading woman

Mrs. Sallie Wehner of Reading Pa reports Ten Herbs improved her stomach liver and kidneys after constant digestive trouble and weakness. She says she eats better sleeps better and has fewer headaches and dizziness. The testimonial notes Wareham's Pharmacy Hagerstown and other local drug stores sell Ten Herbs.

Sallie Wehner Cedar St Reading Lucien Wareham Franklin and Jonathan Streets Hagerstown

Color These Goldfinches And Win Cash Prizes

This OCR fragment describes a color activity titled Color These Goldfinches And Win Cash Prizes. It outlines color guidelines for a drawing featuring green grass, yellow goldfinches with brownish gray wings, a male and a female, dandelion leaves and blossoms, and white seed balls. The tone is instructional and promotional.

The Goldfinch By Miss Carrie Jacobs

The Goldfinch, wild canary and thistle bird, is celebrated for its bright color change in April and cheerful song. It migrates, feeds on dandelion and thistle seeds, and nests in woven grass and weed bark cushions.

Visitors Visit Rodger Shank Home Sunday Friends Named

A short notice lists Mr and Mrs Samuel Grove and Mr and Mrs Ralph Nefkirk with son Kenneth l of Lettersburg as visitors at Rodger Shank's home on Sunday in a local social note from 1827.

Rodger ‘Shank Samuel Grove Ralph Nefkirk Kenneth l Lettersburg

Kreps Given Term In Cut For Concealed Weapon

Max Kreps a Maryland Penitentiary parolee and barber was sentenced to two years in the Maryland House of Correction after pleading guilty to carrying concealed weapons. He also paid a $25 fine for assaulting Nellia Ainsley. Authorities plan further charges as Kreps allegedly threatened neighbors and fired shots before fleeing toward Hagerstown. His previous conviction for robbery in Williamsport is noted. Kreps plans an appeal.

Max Kreps Barber Maryland Maryland House of Correction J. M. Nave Williamsport Nellia Ainsley Parole Board Davis Kreps Hhis Jeanette Kreps Justice Nave Kemps Mill Hagerstown Bagerstown Penitentiary

Dutch Reform Urges Boycott of Olympic Games

Amsterdam June 29 The Dutch Reformed Church calls on believers to refrain from watching the Olympic games describing them as godless pursuits promoted for sensationalism and madness.

Amsterdam

Charlton Outlook Notes Local Visits and Returns

Charlton June 26 reports Mr and Mrs Fane Moats and sons Yate and Edgar visiting George Grove and family. Olive Ankeney returned home after two weeks with sister Mrs Gry Mongan of Hagerstown. Frank Moats and sons of Fairplay visited H N Ankeney family. Thelma Moore returned home after weeks with Hubert Moors and family Rest Haven. Grace Ankeney visits sister Mrs Guy Mongan in Hagerstown. Mrs George Siter visited last week. Ross Kreps ill with blood poison improving. H N Ankeney visited Mrs Della Harsh Shady Bower on Tuesday. Kenneth Neikirk returned to Leitersburg from a few weeks with tents, Mr and Mrs Samus. Bible school at St Paul in two weeks names Peart Myers Moore Dorothy Grove Grace Sir Mary Tosten Clyde Ankeney Robert Moore William Grove Mr Grove Paul Grove Daniel Bert. Lydia Krepps Clearspr visited Mrs Hert Moore Sunday evening. ws

Charlton Fane Moats Yate Edgar George Grove Olive Ankeney Gry Mongan Hagerstown Frank Fairplay H. N. Ankeney Thelma Moore Hubert Haven Grace ‘Ankeney Ing Samus Childré the Bible St. Paul Peart Myers I Moore Dorothy Grove Mary ‘Tosten Clyde'Ankeney Riert Moore William Grove Mr Grove Paul’ Grove Daniel Bert Lydia Krepps Clearspr Hert Moore

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