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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1926

Page

1

Patrons Favor Buses On Loop In City Street Debate

A limited caravan of residents favored replacing trolley service with buses on North Santliness Street. They argue narrow streets, snow, and traffic issues slow trolley progress, while engineers warn trolley rails hasten street disintegration. Bus service would extend across northern city, easing rider access.

Rte Linia Thay Vairfround Avenue Amfinlung Faye Wote Thy

Cantilever Shoe Promises Flexible Arch Support

The Cantilever Shoe offers a natural foot alignment with a flexible all leather arch pulled up by lacing. It emphasizes springy Cantilever support that frees the foot and allows muscles to strengthen through exercise while providing snug undercurve support without restriction.

Crop yields forecast show below average across major crops

Washington July 13 The Department of Agriculture forecasts harvest prospects for key crops at 64 percent of the ten year average with corn 3 060 796 090 bushels winter wheat 567 782 000 spring wheat 194 05 000 and oats 1 344 260 000 There is time for improvement but overall outlook is poor due to deficient rainfall in the North Central and Eastern States and uneven corn yields throughout the county due to drought heat and insufficient moisture.

Washington Department of Agriculture Federal Gray Reporting Board Songon Monlaiirn

Orthopedic Clinic to Visit Haegerstown for Second Session

Dr. Willim I. Nacklas of Jona Hopkins Hospital plans a second orthopedic clinic at the Public Health Building in Ha gerstown. Patients may register at the Public Health Building as the date is announced. A mass meeting of the Willamsport Byung hot Waele ingtom County group is planned for August 14 to discuss the event and related public health matters with officials presiding.

Willim I. Nacklas Jona Hopkins Hospital Hagerstown Public Health Public Willamsport Waeleingtom Igal Teomax Weeting Suaiay Auguel Oo. M. Ie Gower Witz Bart Lage Yeveldead

Bed Bugs Killed by New Chemical Panel in Home Use

A damaged OCR item touts a “magic way” to kill bed bugs and roaches with a new chemical spray. It claims rapid action without harming people, promising instant relief and persuasive testimonials while warning of risks and urging immediate purchase.

Simale Bimmielcony D.Q Maui Uae Matai Ruggiet Bee

More Lots Bought On Frederick Street

A deal completed with city authorities and contractor Harry W. Kaylor adds about 33,400 for a tract of land of vee lots adjoining land owned by Mrs Kaylue. Roy Gardner of North American Cement Company also purchased one of the parcels.

Frederickvest Fonkstown Conneil Thomas 1. Barber Caos Harry W. Kaylor Vee Labs Kaylue Roy Gardner In Narth Americah Ceniedt Company Prechas Jed Ins

Wilson Sees Chance Of Carrying Pennsy

In Philadelphia July 12 a report notes William G. Wilson a veteran labor organizer and former congressman views Pennsylvania as winnable for the Democrats in the U S Senate race. It details his background, family, and his belief that a Democratic showing could energize the party statewide.

Wilson Pennsylvania United States Senate William G. Wilson Ibor Pew Agnes Murraht Senate Washington Wytuletty Notinex Vure Pepper Pinchot Robert M. Patibun Huiterial Etys Wilson Piere Scotland Arnot Pentsylvanik

Herd Mishap in Jollet Sees Fatalities and Fines

In Jollet Wisconsin a farm near Wrankfort faced a regulatory action after state officials reported 69,000 Billons of mush and two deaths linked to potential gin. The 28 surviving farm workers pledged to cooperate with authorities as officials investigate the incident.

Wrankfort

Emerald Oil and remedies touted in early advert

Readers are urged to trust patent cures and tonics offered by druggists. The notice promotes Madon’s Emerald Oil and Moone’s Emerald Gil hue as swift remedies for varicose veins and related ailments, claiming rapid relief and long lasting improvement, while warning those disappointed should seek refunds. It references Wareham’s City Pharmacy and mentions Violet flowers and historic Scottish plants as part of the era’s medicinal branding.

Madon Moone Wareham St. Mary of Guise Mary Quevn France Scotland Stirlingens

Lillian Cannon to Try Channel 23rd

Fragmented notice mentions Lillian Cannon and a channel test on the 23rd. It references July 12 and a planned morning or evening start window around six to seven, with unclear surrounding details and places or organizations.

Lillian Cannon Wraneg Proenuerlee Migs Canyon

Plan district meeting of the federation clubs

The northern district federation of women’s clubs holds an October meeting in Wred erlek with Mrs A N Ward presiding. Mary Hand is noted as involved and Mrs Ward as organizer. The president of the Cleveland Federation will speak at Wrederigh in Getaher.

Federation of Women's Clubs Mary Hand Wrederlek A. N. Ward Weatmine Kley Prewising Caveral Federation of Won Clul Wrederigh Getaher

Franklin sedan in test drive disrupts village demonstrations

A Franklin sedan test drive disrupted by a large turnout attracted attention in the village earlier today. The car, driven by B D Conlyn, reportedly drew crowds across Wayneshore and Mualgrey as witnesses described a staged demonstration. Local officials and reporters observed the scene as oil and gasoline consumption details were noted.

Franklin car achievement sets non stop 100 mile record

A Franklin Wranthin Sedan powered by a low gear run covered 100 miles in seven and a half hours on a hot July day. After two hours the speed held at 15 mph per hour, motor turning 2900 rpm, equating to 55 mph in high gear with no extra lubrication or adjustments. Quaker State Oil lubricated the engine throughout the non stop run as recommended by Prattlin engineers.

Franklin Maryland Pennsylvania Franklin Coston Motor Car Co B.B. Coston Roy Haines Herald-Mail Raymond Crandall Quaker State Quaker State Oi Pratlin Engineers

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