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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1927

Page

8

Local plant in big tour kicks off national air event

Kreider-Reisner Aircraft of Hagerstown enters the Challenger piloted by A. H. Kreider in the 4000 mile national air tour. The Maryland plant is the only local entry with 24 stops from Detroit on June 27 to July 12 via Atlantic coast, Omaha and Chicago. Cash prizes totalling up to 2500 plus city trophies hinge on reliability and efficiency.

Kreider-Reisner Aircraft Company Hagerstown A. H. Kreider Detroit Maryland Atlantic Texas Omaha Chicago Baltimore Cumberland

Washington County Tax Collectors Report Record Saturday

Approximately $42,000 in taxes was collected in Washington County on Saturday. County tax collector Albert B. Beyard reported about $27,000 and city tax collector Daniel B. Downin about $10,000, $4,000 more than Friday. More taxpayers paid on Saturday, including many with small bills for autos and similar property.

Washington County Albert B. Beyard Daniel BE. Downin Mr. Beyard Mr. Downin

Automobiles Expand Rail Freight Business

Railroads still move the bulk of commerce as automobiles and auto equipment push growth. Last year domestic rail shipments reached 3,280,000 carloads, underscoring autos rising share in freight traffic and the ongoing transportation shift.

Tonall Universal Tonic and System Builder marketed in Hagerstown

Advertises Yonall as a proprietary medicine listing its fourteen herbal ingredients and pharmacopoeia based claims. Declares no habit forming drugs and alleges Tonall purifies blood strengthens nerves and restores appetite and sleep. Sold at Cauffman's Cut Rate Store in Hagerstown Maryland.

Cauffman Hagerstown

Sermons Highlight Women of the Bible in Hagerstown Services

Special services filled Hagerstown churches with evening sermons on Eve and biblical women. Rev Ridgely urged that disobedience to Divine Law harms the soul and Eden battles endure. Music by the Hopkins Family of Oll City complemented morning and Sunday School programs.

Hagerstown Vernon N. Ridgely St. Paul's M. E. Church Hye Eve God Helen Braley Cavanaugh Johnstown St. Paul’s U. B. Church B. Berry Plummer Hagerstown Lodge Friendship Lodge A. F A. M Plummer John John the Baptist Christ Hopkins Oll City

Conococheague Social Roundup Finds Visitors and Trips

Sunday visitors flocked to Conococheague including Leslie Halbach Kate Fockler and the Fockler girls with Lillie Mitchell. Nearby families from Huyetts and Hagerstown called on the Redland clan while others toured Harrisburg Hershey and Washington. Commencement exercises at Clearspring drew many locals with Ott Mitchell and Ira Jones visiting Baltimore.

Conococheague Leslie Halbach Kate Fockler Laura Bess Fockler Roy Fockler Lillie Mitchell Lester Hoover Francis and Franklin Huyetts Samuel Reel Edna Nella Johnson Hagerstown John Redland Mary Martin Hilda Sellers Paul Sellers Gerarrd Bloyar Harrisburg William Grimm Kate Feetig Clearspring Ott Mitchell Ira Jones Baltimore Clyde Daugherty Helen Rauth Helen Mary Cowden

Colored man dies at home on Bethel Street

Robert L. Murray colored man aged 57 died Sunday evening at 131 Bethel Street. Survived by widow Anna and children Robert, Eloo at home, Mrs George West of Cherrydale Virginia, and Mrs Laura Alexander of Baltimore. Member of Asbury M. E. Church. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Asbury M. E. Church with Rev L L Williams officiating. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery.

Robert L. Murray Bethel Street Anna Robert Eloo Eorge West Cherrydale W. Va Mis Laura Alexander Baltimore Asbury M. E L. L. Willams Rose Hill Cemetery

Cotton use in auto manufacture rises with tires use

The Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of New York reports rapid growth in cotton usage for automobiles. In the first quarter of this year, 59 million pounds of cotton were used in tire production alone.

Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of New York

How To Catch the Auto Thief

London prints a how to catch auto thieves guide offered gratis to police. Former Inspector C Turner proposes using pails of whitewash and syringes at town outposts to spray a stolen car, ensuring easy identification and interception at the next crossroads.

London C. Turner London Police

Human Bones Thousand Years Old Found in Assonet Mass

Providence reports that Prof. Edmund de la Barre of Brown University found human bones he believes are 1000 years old at Assonet Beck Massachusetts. The bones include skull and leg fragments buried under peat in a water covered spot at high tide, clustered in a small area. Mr. Thomas Smith continues to slowly improve and can walk again.

Providence, R Edmund de la Barre Brown University Assonet Beck Mass

Engine Volume Tax Proposal From German Makers

A proposed tax bases levy on engine volume instead of horsepower. German auto manufacturers advocate this change as fair, arguing it would be more equitable for vehicle owners while not reducing total income. The plan targets engines by displacement and aims to keep revenue stable.

Ger

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted to All Ages

An old promotional piece extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative based on senna and pepsin. It claims effectiveness for constipation, biliousness, indigestion, headaches, and mood, suitable for babies to the elderly. Readers are invited to request a free prepaid sample by mailing to Monticello, Illinois.

Caldwell Dr. Caldwell

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