Fourteen Dead in Maryland July Fourth High Heat and Tragedy
Two Hyattsville women missing after their overturned canoe on the Montgomery County Potomac side. An insurance agent from Fishing Creek died when his car was struck by a train in Berlin. James Myrick, 42, died of sun stroke after golf at Baltimore Country Club. A Baltimore boy, Daniel Collins, 12, found with a gunshot wound at the South River M. C. A. camp. an inquest to follow. Seven people, mostly children, injured by fireworks in Baltimore.
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Maryland
Margaret Anderson
Catherine B. Carr
Hyattsville
Montgomery County
Potomac River
Howard Simmons
Fishing Creek
Dorchester County
Salisbury
Berlin
Ocean City
Baltimore
James D. Myrick
Westinghouse Electric Company
Anne Arundel
Daniel M. Collins
Listerine Promoted as Daily Mouthwash Alternative
An advertisement extols Listerine as an unmatched antiseptic mouth wash for daily use. It claims it destroys odors from breath and diseased gums, benefits dental work, and imparts cleanliness, advising it belongs in every medicine cabinet. Price listed as 23.8 cents to 67 cents in various formats.
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