Shocking Bulb Fatal at Glass Plant
Charles Gutshall fifty five? correction: 45 year old father of ten, native of Huntingdon Pa, died after being electrocuted while inserting a 110 volt bulb at the Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Berkeley Springs plant. He collapsed from a fall during construction, died en route to City Hospital Martinsburg. Gutshall was general foreman in charge of the new building project.
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Charles Gutshall
Huntingdon
Berkeley Springs
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Bsugers
Hancock
Gutshall
Pennsylvania
Sand Company
Stigers
Glass Company
Mimic Warfare At Guard Camp Demo Today
At Camp Ritchie in Cascade Maryland Brig Gen Milton A Reckord adjutant general of Maryland and Major F C Rogers will lead opposing sides in a simulated battle for the Fifth Regiment Maryland National Guard encamped along the Monocacy river. The exercise runs until 7 pm with a truce to next morning when hostilities resume. Reckord returned today from Chicago after attending adjutants general conference.
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Chicago
Clergymen Dress Like Undertakers Says Vicar
London July 25 Rev 5 G Bourchier vicar of St. Jude s complains clergymen dress too much like undertakers. He says few have courage to go about dressed like reasonable human beings and that current attire creates a barrier between clergyman and layman.
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London
G. Bourchier
St. Jude's
Thin fabrics tip for precise fabric cutting
When cutting sheer chitfon or delicate fabrics that fray, baste onto thin tissue paper and cut through the paper. You can even stitch through the paper and then remove it to keep seams narrow and straight.
Dox flying boat makes first trial flight over Lake Constance
The giant 100 passenger airship called Dox is shown during its initial test over Lake Constance in Switzerland. Eight of its twelve motors operated as it towed across the water, lifting off in 28 seconds and climbing to 500 feet.
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Dox
Lake Constance
Switzerland
Seize Truck Laden With Illegal Liquor Arrested
Hugh Carpenter and Mary Lillis of Winchester Virginia were arraigned by U S Commissioner D Angle Wolfinger on illegal transportation of liquor charges. Each held in default of 1500. Federal Agent Biddle of Baltimore seized seven cases of alleged Honor whiskey after stopping a truck on a blocked road. Gardner Tucker accompanied Biddle as an informer.
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Samples Manor
Hugh Carpenter
Mary Lillis
Winchester
U. S
D. Angle Wolfinger
Biddle
Baltimore
Gardner Tucker
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Sebo By
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Easton's
ASCO
Dar
Snow Peaks
Is Asco
India
Ceylon
America
Fanning
Supreme
Victor
Paradise Island
Luscious
Hagerstown
Chas, ‘Gutshall
Berkeley
Anitary
Doz
Potomac River
Staaga
E. Franklin St
Postum Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Mice
POST
Co, Inc
AME
ARMA
Jack and Jill
California
Bosco Choc
Kansas
Kleanser
Joy Cup Coffee
Red Stripe Coffee
L. W. Seal
E. D. Lloyd
E. T. Gross
Mapleville, Md
L. A. Zitzman Marks
Halfway Market
O. J. Morgan & Son
Boonsboro, Md
L. H. Ashby
Smithsburg
J. Frank Grove Ernest C. Rowe
A. A. Ardinger
Williamsport, Md
J. H. Hartle
Thewsville, Md
Cottrill & Murray Williamspoort
Smithsburg, ‘Md
E. Roy
Kenedyaville, Mo
J. A. Love
J. D. Bowman
H. M. Bell
H. M. Logan
J. R. Fisher
H. C. Gordon Abe Martin
W. C. Nehring
E. ‘H. Rhodes
E. W. Miller Seal & Smeak
Valley Forge
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