Garvin Bag... Editor and Rates in Hagerstown News
Fragmentary text shows editor Garvin Bager and a note on subscription rates and mailing options for Hagerstown readership. Mentions The Associated Press rights and delivery details, with garbled figures and stray contact mentions.
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Hagerstown
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Death of David Warfield A Theatre Legend Remembered
Obituary recalls David Warfield who died at 84, hailed as one of the era’s greatest character actors. His instinctive timing and simple expressiveness made roles like Music Master and The Auctioneer unforgettable, leaving tears in audiences who watched his performances across the United States before 1924.
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United States
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Katherine Lenroot Leads Lifetimes of Child Welfare Role
In America, infant survival and health have improved greatly over 40 years thanks to the Children's Bureau now in the Federal Security Agency. Katharine Lenroot, chief for 17 years and with 48 years total in the bureau, retires as a world renowned authority on child welfare, a national loss to public service.
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Department of Labor
Federal Security Agency
Katherine Lenroot
Miss Lenroot
United States
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Gasoline Woes Near End Here
Gasoline purchasing was near normal in Chambersburg as a price war ended with stations reopening after agreeing to hold average prices at 24.8 cents a gallon. Theo dentera agreed to maintain prices for ten days while a committee arbiters the premium dispute involving the H. J. Milla station.
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Theo Dentera
H. J. Milla
Washington column on price control laws by Eric Johnston
Eric Johnston analyzes price control legislation in a column, outlining likely impacts, key provisions, and potential outcomes. The piece frames debates over government intervention, market dynamics, and policy efficiency, highlighting questions for lawmakers and readers.
Economic Stabilizer Johnston Attacks Price Control Amendments
NRA adviser Eric Johnston staged a schoolroom style press conference in Carnival Ashington to critique House price control amendments. He argued proposals would freeze the economy and inflate costs, illustrating with groceries like cigarets apples and potatoes to show how parity pricing would distort actual prices and hurt consumers.
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Automative Hint Prompts Plural Digest of Terms
In Casiguran Bay Philippines a village president earns $2 a month as a pluto crat. Accelerator links to the carburetor may cause jerky flow if dry or gummed. Omophagous means eating raw flesh per Britannica.
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Clopedia Britannica
Fur-Bearing Cows in South Dakota Ranch Breakthrough
Hal Boyle profiles Pete Rosander of Ell Fourche South Dakota and his Brahmalo cattle a fur bearing cow cross between a buffalo bull and Brahma cows. Rosander keeps 16 Brahmalo and 23 buffalo on 1000 sagebrush acres and touts their hardiness cold tolerance and meat quality. He feeds them by hand using “buffalo cookles” and believes the herd’s gentleness grows with time.
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Ell Fourche
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Pete Rosander
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Feeloe
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The Wedding Line Keeps Custom Strong
A vintage poem by Edgar A. Guest laments changing customs yet affirms the wedding line remains a sacred guide for hosts and guests. It recalls ladies seated kindly and grooms stepping aside as Mrs. Post advised, noting marriage endures beyond shifting fashions and even royal thrones. Thorium is used in atomic energy work.
Reporters' Notebooks and Local Health Notes Mix
A fragmented column covers Theodore R. Vann Delle activities and local calls for nursery volunteers and battlefield memorabilia. It also reports on Chambersburg electric plant finances, Hagerstown hospital expansion costs, and a World War I USO return with actor William Warfield.
Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago
Albert Kfeard of the Washington County Water Company announced water would be restricted to one hour daily for sprinkling from 6 to 7 PM with violators risking continued service. The estate of Edward Windsor Mealey was valued at us as per will. Washington County Hospital and the library were major beneficiaries. Willian Witmer advertised capturing rattlesnakes with venom sale. The drought lowered the & & O Canal water level, alarming boatmen.
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Baen
Battlefield Office
Washington County Hospital
Maryland Blue Cross
Charles J. Cotter
Cotter
Hagerstown
Albert Kfeard
Washington County Water Company
Edward Windsor Mealey
Suas
Exnentara
Churches Move to Earlier Services to Boost Attendance
Twenty years ago local churches experimented with earlier Sunday services to attract members who enjoy morning motoring picnics and other recreation. Dr. Perry F Prather proposed a block system to beautify the city with section leaders enforcing cleanup and improvements, with prizes for best efforts. Seven typhoid cases were reported in Mauganaville, Health Officer Dr W Ross Cameron urged strict sanitation and boiling water. The Eagles lodge bought the H D McLaughlin property on South Potomac Street intending to remodel for extra quarters.
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Perry F. Prather
Bard of Street Commissioners
Mauganaville
W. Ross Cameron
Lodge of Eagles
H. D. McLaughlin
South Potomac Street
Barbs by Hal Goghran on rush hour danger
Barbs by Hal Goghran warns that putting your best foot forward during the five thirty rush hour can be risky and potentially unsafe for pedestrians and drivers alike. The column cautions readers to stay vigilant and adjust pace amid traffic.
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Hal Goghrank
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