Home beverages ruling sought by Maryland congressman
Washington June 13 Representative John Philip Hill of Baltimore asks Prohibition Commissioner Haynes to set a specific alcoholic limit for homemade fruit juices and wines. He cites past indictments and wants clarity on whether home grape wine and blackberry cordial production violates the law during fruit season.
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Washington
Seazon
Maryland
John Philip Hill
Baltimore
Haines
Ofcale
Tevorites
Comrdasioner
Haynes
Haynes Fx
Worker Falls at Bin Site Leaves Unconscious After Gash
A bin worker named Houck slipped from near the top of a bin and fell to the bottom. Found by colleagues, he was unconscious with a large head wound and possible internal injuries. He showed signs of rallying later but the fall may prove fatal. Emergency crews and medical staff attended the scene.
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Houck
Building Permits Issued For Local Homes And Additions
J Clatterbuck plans a frame bungalow on Concord street. W B Coshwa seeks a frame addition to a stable at 436 North Mulberry street. J R Mitchell to erect a frame garage at Sunset and Highland avenues.
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J. Clatterbuck
Concord Street
W. B. Coshwa
North Mulberry Street
J. R. Mitchell
Sunset and
Highland Avenues
The Short Story Jr Focus Pak Quellette Eat
The fragmentary item notes a focus on a youth labeled The Short Story Jr and a meal event at an Aber location, with unclear context and limited readable details. Authorities or organizations are not clearly named, and no dates or outcomes are evident from the available text.
Crepe Paper Millinery Hat Craft Guide and Beach Party Scene
Instructions describe making a crepe paper hat using a serge rimmed buckram base and folded strips for crown and brim. Steps cover cutting, folding, lapping edges, and sewing plaits for durability. A summer hat in jade green with lavender and pink yarn flowers is noted amid a beach party scene with a red and white sport dress.
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Honday
Fey
Grencastle News Briefs Detail Local Social And Courtrumor
Greencastle reports feature a local woman starting law study and praise from friends, a Presbyterian assembly update from Warren Grove, and Mrs Grove's family return from Bushnell. The town council begins road repair beside the railroad with a Northampton firm. A Philadelphia Record mixup leads rural carrier Salgely to receive non subscribers’ papers and a forged check incident linked to a skates giveaway. The case is handled by a local lawyer awaiting confession.
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Warren
Grove
Des
Moines
Iowa
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Bushnell
Nagerstown
B. F. Salgely
Philadelphia Record
Record
Snively
Greencastle
Survely
Jad
Boy Killed By Automobile Near Lewistown
Glenwood Rice, one year old, son of Mr and Mrs Toby A Rice of Lewistown near Frederick Maryland, died at City Hospital from injuries after yesterday being struck by an automobile owned by William V Wolfe and driven by W A Murphy. The child and two companions were walking on the road when he moved to left to avoid an approaching vehicle and was struck as the Wolfe car crossed the road.
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Wolfe
Dar-Atrack
Live Stock Receipts and Markets for the Week Ended Noon Today
Receipts for the week ended noon today show 98 carloads for market with varying grades of beef cattle. steers and cows in fair to good ranges, bulls steady. Hogs receipts 11,270 head with market steady. lambs and sheep 7,005 head, market dull. Calves 1,672 head, liberal supply, price activity dull. Maryland and Pennsylvania cows generally lower than other regions.
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Hedfers
Maryland
Pennsylvenia
Lambey
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Florence Wine
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Tae
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IM Muellers
Standard Oil Company
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