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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1929

Page

8

Shooting near Chambersburg ends with arrest

Henry Stains of Richmond Furnace shot Edna Burkholder near Chambersburg causing two wounds one near the heart and another in the lower body. She lies in critical condition at Chambersburg Hospital. Stains was arrested at his sister's home and jailed on a charge of shooting with intent to kill.

Henry Stains Richmond Furnace Chambersburg Seriouete Edna Burkholder Shippensburg Sarah Starliper Chamberspure Burkholder Stains William Sensheimer Miss Burkholder Henry Burkholder Stony Point Amelia Earhart North Atlantic Roosevelt Field Long Island Wilmer Stultz

Deaf Hear Again Through New Acousticon Aid

Dictograph Products Co announces Acousticon a new hearing aid with a dime sized earpiece. Free 10 day trial offered to interested individuals by sending name and address to the company at 220 West 42nd Street New York.

Dictograph Products 'Co., Inc West 42Nd Street New York

30 County Youths In Virginia Camp

About thirty men from Washington County will start a month of training as Citizens Military Training Camp members at Fort Eustis Virginia and Fort Hoyle Maryland. They will undergo medical exams and, if cleared, receive free government training in citizenship hygiene and military affairs under regular army officers and officers reserve corps leadership. Estimates say annual U S petrol consumption would fill a five mile diameter lake four feet deep.

Washington County Fort Eustis Virginia Fort Hoyle Maryland United States

Mapleville Letters Describe Visits and Local News

Mapleville notes from June 26 report residents traveling to Jarrettsville for a weekend, visits among Markley and Reeder households, health updates for Mrs. Fahrney and Mrs. Moser, and social calls across Boonsboro Funkstown Hagerstown and Chewsville. Several residents host guests and mention property activity.

Mapleville Robert Markley Jane Reeder Jarrettsville Roy Frank Mr. Carmel Lloyd Binning Funkstown Ernest Baker

Kaylor Family Spends Day in Baltimore Trip

Jor, Mrs Samuel Kaylor, Miss Dorothey Kaylor and Bobby Kaylor motor to Baltimore last Tuesday and spent the day.

Jor Samuel Kaylor Dorothy Kaylor Bobby Kaylor Baltimore

Three Mergers Emphasize Western Maryland Link

W.M. LinkedIn. Three mergers hinge on the Western Maryland Railroad as a vital connector in eastern trunk line consolidations. The Wabash plan including Western Maryland does not remove Taplin’s project, which remains a direct Lakes to Baltimore route, per Frank H. Taplin of Pittsburgh & West Virginia.

Western Maryland Railroad Wabash Maryland Taplin Lakes Baltimore Cleveland Frank H. Taplin Pittsburgh & West Virginia

Zemo Antiseptic Promises Swift Relief for Itch and Skin Zings

An old advertisement touts Zemo as a soothing antiseptic for summer skin troubles like poison ivy. It claims rapid relief from itching, draws out infection, and heals the skin, noting 20 years of use. Sold everywhere in 35c 60c and 1.00 varieties.

Zemo

Rail line rivals shape Baltimore terminal value rise

Rival groups the Wabash Taplin and the Baltimore and Ohio figure in trunk line developments. Western Maryland, once a junior line, gained market value as a terminal at Baltimore became valuable, pushing common shares from $12 to 345.

Wabash Taplins Baltimore & Ohio Maryland Baltimore

Boonsboro adopts 5 cent tax rate increase

The Boonsboro Burgess and Commissioners announced a 1923 tax rate rise to 45 cents from 40 cents. The taxable basis grows by 25,000 dollars, from 555,000 to 580,000 dollars, reflecting the town's updated financial plan.

Boonsboro Burgess and Commissioners

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