05 Jul 1929
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
1
July 4 lib. report details Alberta Shorry, 23, beaten to death in her residence. Husband Howard Shorry told police he discovered her body on a downstairs living room floor after returning from a brief outing. Authorities described the weapon as a furnace shaker used to crush her skull.
The Deremer family held its eleventh annual reunion in Bedford, Pennsylvania, with several hundred attendees. Speakers included Rev. Reginald T. Brohawn Rev. Dr. J. M. Gillum of Hagerstown and Dr. I. M. Wertz of Hagerstown. The next reunion was set for the last Saturday in June 1930 at Peoples Park near Cumberland Maryland.
Detroit July 5 Hard pressed by 500 prohibition agents coast guard cutters and coast guardsmen launched a sweeping campaign disabling rum runners. Bribery arrests followed probe led by Mr X and Navy chief petty officer Lawrence Marshman. The river front eased as speakeasies closed and smugglers shifted to nearby shores and overland routes.
A vintage puzzle note explains letter golf where one word is changed per stroke to reach a target in par strokes. It shows an example COW to HEN and lists steps. The answer from last issue is WIDE to WINE to LINE to LONE to LONG.
A professor of medicine echoes dietary guidance for clear skin and health. Experts urge daily intake of raw and cooked vegetables, limit water in cooking, and add a dash of sugar to enhance flavor and color. The Sugar Institute promotes these findings for family meals.
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