08 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
1
A wind rain and electrical storm moved through Hagerstown yesterday evening after a spell of hot weather. The electric lighting system in Capitol planning was thrown out of commission for about an hour but no serious damage was reported in the county.
Temperatures reached 93 degrees yesterday with high humidity as Temec and Keedgeville reported strong winds from long storms earlier. No damage listed in either section despite the windy spell. Keedgeville observer J A Miller cited 0.18 inches of rain for the day.
Chicago and The New York Central Lines reported freight traffic up 20.8 percent from the previous year with 84,129 cars moved versus under 70,000. Baltimore and Ohio Burlington Missouri Pacific and Pennsylvania also posted increases ranging from 1,000 to 9,000 cars.
Deputy Sheriff William T. Thurston presented the Brown's Smart Shop group of girls with a bouquet of roses grown at his Bryan Place home.
Advice urges mothers to guide teens through health changes and use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for months to keep a daughter healthy and happy as she grows into adulthood. The text promotes preventive care and maternal involvement during adolescence.
The Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church dedicates Homewood near Halfway, noting 24 applicants await admission as eleven guests stay, and plans for gradual expansion depend on Synod funds. Dr. Scott R. Wagner appeals for continued support, tying need to faithful provision and local founders.
A vintage pet care tip promotes Creolin Pearson to kill fleas and disinfect a dog’s coat and kennel. It claims the product cleans, softens fur, and destroys germs, with forty years of use by dog lovers.
John C. Porter defeated for reelection in Los Angeles by Frank L. Shaw, an Independent. Shaw won with a substantial majority estimated up to 40,000. Porter had become a national figure after declining to drink champagne at a Paris banquet honoring American mayors.
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