Rates under review at Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission will reexamine whether the rates charged by the Peake and Potomac Telephone Company will be revised at year end. May 1931 Maryland operations show gross revenues of 629,480 versus 648,165 in May 1930, up 14.8 percent, while May expenses rose to 636,910 from 472,694. Net revenues at 5 percent annual return on property value compare to 4.43 percent last year. Professing profits over 100 million for the year, telecom firms may share some gains with patrons. current rates set last summer expire December 31 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Telephone
Public Service Com
Wavatonn Theenear
Mgorek
Maryland
Brees
Egainet
Thrieet
Public Service Commission
Tates
Wife to Talk, Husband Bans Speech for Nine Years
New York July 21. A notable domestic pact grants Mrs Bauman full talking rights while the husband Charles Bauman, 76, agrees not to speak to his wife for nine years except when absolutely necessary. The same agreement expired yesterday and was renewed after its prior term. Also noted are travels of Miss Beatrice Jobson, VivianRalston, and E B Johnston, with Mrs H L Derr hosting them in Roanoke Va after visits to New York and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles
Bauman
Mr. Baumen
Beatrice Jobson
Vivian
Ralston
E. B. Johnston
Prince Wah TV
Hagerstown
Roanoke
Hla. Derr
East Avenue
State Building Plan Would Cost 1.2 Million
Griffenhagen and Associates report to Governor Ritchie recommends a central office building in Baltimore to house state agencies. The plan projects 95,260 square feet of usable space with 33.8 percent space savings, a capital cost of 1.2 million, annual maintenance about 96500, and total first year expenses near 191000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Griffenhagen & Associates
Ritchie
Phosphated Iron Restores Energy for Ait Engineer
Mr Ad. Beott of Weut Foint describes Phosphated Iron transforming his health after illness and stomach trouble. He regained appetite, strength, and gained eighteen pounds, praising the medicine and urging others to write for assurance. Leading druggists supply Phosphated Iron in canisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ad. Beott
Weut Foint
Inelst
Sverywhert
Perfect Love Forgives
Monticello New Jersey July 21 A Holiness Mission pastor Clark Duryea discusses his wife Myre Duryea who eloped with neighbor Vernon. Duryea claims forgiveness, laments lost children, and says he would take her back if she repents while followers debate whether his stance signals true forgiveness or weakness.
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Alice Rowe
Monticello
N. J
Clark Durgan
Holiness Gospel Mission
Myre
Duryea
Har
Vernon
Beacon
Mastogh
Tin
New York
Holinase Brotherhood
Vin
Jae
Druggists Advice Addressing Health Signals
A historical health advertisement urges readers to heed early warning signals like headaches and stomach issues as signs of underlying problems. It advocates taking Dreco to fortify the system and prevent disease, comparing health vigilance to a train engineer stopping at a red flag.
Stay There Power From Drecg
Two years ago a Cumberland Maryland resident described severe fatigue nervousness and constipation. After using three bottles of Droco weight increased by ten pounds and energy returned with improved appetite sleep and mood.
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Droco
Goo
Paul Af
Indegenaeu
Cumberland
Popular Policeman Recommends Dreco
A respected officer Mr Martin L Dem directs traffic at Patrick and Malhatrecte and endorses the health tonic Dreco. He claims his family benefited with weight gain, liver cleansing, relieved constipation, and better sleep, urging others to try it for health improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perabo
Frederieck
Martin L. Dem
Trafic
Patrick
Malhatrecte
Dreco
Clemanys
Draco
Ad Rules Allow Charges by Page Run Before Expiration
In a Herald-Mail notice the policy states that ads for actors or results shown before expiration are billed only for the number of pages actually run, ensuring partial placements are paid at corresponding rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Mail
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promotes Housework Recovery
A Shelbyville reader describes months of fatigue and weakness after illness. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound tablets she reports regained strength, ability to perform light housework, poultry work, and other chores, noting improved condition over the past months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. Quinly
Shelbyville
Lydia
Pinkham
Tasi Din
Get Right With God Message Broadcast to Young Man
A garbled clipping reports anonymous letters urging a young advertising worker, Howell Murich, to “Get Right with God.” The note prompts confusion over whether the sender intends harm or is merely overly pious, with Murich unsure how to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Howell Murich
Murich
Burich
Unclear excerpt hints at accident theory debate
The fragment suggests a discussion on whether the no-accident work theory fits a situation, with a character named Dagan praying for sympathy theory to prove correct, amid uncertainty about who holds purgate and Kender influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagan
Ford's Offer 18 Considered Big
Washington note on July inquiry reports Ford's Offer 18 to lease the Muaslé giant plant at Shoals Alabama. The proposed end$1,500,000 annual during the lease is described as the most advantageous offer received by the government for the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teveshi
Washington
Ori
Muaslé
Ala'bama
Evangelist Rev Yoaklay Opens Tent Meetings at Clear Spring
Purchased new tents to stage gospel meetings at the corner of Antietam and Church streets. Rev Wass L Yoaklay of West Virginia will begin services Thursday night at 7 o clock and continue each night at the same hour. Sunday services to be announced later.
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Wass L. Yoaklay
Weot
Virginia
Haa
Antietam
Church Streets
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G. Aughinhaugh & Ban
New Jersey
Clark Duryra
Monticallo
Stur
DRECG
Seni
Frederick
Offcer
Uulttibaueh & Aon
FORD
BP Grocerr
Ore Pri
Postum Cereal Company, Incorporated
Batile Creek, Michigans
aHell Automobile
Arrow
Packard
Cadillac
Marmon
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Oak Hill Avenue
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