Wet Weather Delays Harvest For Washington County Wheat
Washington County farmers face two to three week delays in harvest due to persistent rain and cold. Wheat ripening is slow and color change is limited, with cuts typically from June 18 to July 4 shifting beyond July 4 this year. Crop prospects appear weaker than past years, with Hessian fly damage noted. however hay crops, especially clover and moth hay, look unusually large though alfalfa suffers from winter kill in many spots.
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Washington County
Timothy
Emnour
Mlany
Mongan to undergo physician test after grand jury action
Richard Mongan was detained yesterday after a grand jury action on charges of stealing Als Palmer’s automobile. He faces possible commitment to an insane institution after a prior similar offense. Doctors will examine him soon while he remains jailed on $1,000 bond. Also reported, county tax collector Albert Beynard and city collector Daniel Downing set new daily collections records at $47,000 and $49,800 respectively, marking historic highs.
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Richard Mongan
Als
L. R. Palmer
Mongan
Albert B. Beynard
Daniel I. Downin
Circus Cows Aid Sick Babies Near Miami
Barnum's Dutch Belted cattle, once curiosities, now form much of a million dollar dairy at Lemon City. Dr. John Gordon DuPuis runs 800 cows on an 80 acre farm with modern plant, lab, and refrigeration to supply pure milk for sick children and standard milk for youngsters. Gem of Columbia set breed records at age eight and later produced 17 258 pounds of milk and 61 pounds butterfat. Dr. DuPuis, president of the Dutch Belted Cattle Association of America, keeps a large herd and travels to patients by automobile.
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Miami
Fla
Barnant
America
Here
Barnum
Holland
White Bell
John Gordon Dupuis
Lemon City
Gem of Columbia
DuPuis
John G. DuPuis
du Puis
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Aids Stomach Against Excess Acid
For fifty years physicians have prescribed Phillips Milk of Magnesia because it overcomes three times as much acid in the stomach as a saturated bicarbonate soda solution, leaving the stomach sweet and free from all discomfort.
Milk of Magnesia by Phillips Chemical Company
Milk of Magnesia is advertised as a pleasant laxative that neutralizes bowels fermentations and gently removes sour waste from the system without purging. A 25¢ bottle is urged, with 50¢ bottles available, at drug stores. The product is presented as the U S registered trade mark of The Charles W. Phillips Chemical Company since 1875.
Like Unto These A Children's Day Pageant at St Pauls
Spickler reports a capacity Sunday service at St Pauls Union Church featuring a Children’s Day pageant titled Like Unto These presented by the Sunday school. Olive Anderson and Milton Dennis led as Spirit of Truth and Questioner amid a program including a duet The Dearest Gems of AI.
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Spickler
St. Paul's Union Church
Sum Day School
Olive Anderson
Milton Dennis
Win, Plover
Elmer Snyder
Limton Gennis
Doris Yeakle
Lorraine Cunningham
Margaret Hull
Yaroltd Arrow
Inee Lull
Daniel Seibert
Frederick W Kretzer
Dorothy Grove
Robert Blox
Mary Catherine
I Daugherly
Alice Kretzer
Milton Snyfler
Ruth Shank
Phields Secrist
Martha Susan Martin
Madeline Kretzer
Robert Tedrick
Glenn Hh
Helen Robison
Pearl Alyers
Gas Hull
Havel Krush
Marshal Frush
Havelrush
Marshall Kretzer
Minnie Wiles
Miller Grove
Mildred
McLucas
Matilda Moore
Carl Terrick
Catharine Wiles
Nellie Spickler
Margaret Forsythe
Julia Hal Leroy Moore
David Snyder
George
Local Visitors and Guests Schedule Notes
Mildred Ebersole and others visited Fairview friends Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Seibert Dry Run stayed with Mrs. Elizabeth Herbert midweek. Almira Vennis joins A M Horst family in Hagerstown. Reformed Aid Society met at Mrs. John Truntpower’s home. Mrs. Kieffer Seibert and son David near Charlton and Mollie Yeakle from Wilson were evening callers of Mrs. Susan Grove. Eva Weir of Philadelphia visited Mrs. Elizabeth Herbert. Mrs. Femyel of Hagerstown spent the week with Mrs. Fred Lesher. Paul Schmidt of Hagerstown weekend with siblings Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Moore and Matilda visited Mr. Mills at Big Pool. Gene Stahl and Alvey Ebersole of Hagerstown called at their village. Elizabeth Herbert and Miss Weir visited Myr Laughlin in Dry Run. Paul Hull and children Gladys Margaret Julia and Glenn of Clearspring visited the Forsythe home. Helen and Mary Cowlen of Wilson’s called relatives in village Monday evening.
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Allen Myers
Paul Snyder
Lewis Daugherty
Arthur Burgan
Paul Lesher
Roger Yeakle
Marie Farrow
Catherine Tedrick
Pauline Forsythe
Dorothy Jane Spickler
Helen Daugherty
Helen Forsythe
Edith McLucas
Sarah Catherine Secrist
Marie Dennis
Nora Robison
Marie Wiles
Raymond Hull
Marvin Farrow
Daily Vacation Bible School
St. Paul's
Joseph A. Seibert
Oliver Rhodes
Nora Farrow
Elizabeth Schnebley
Lotita Downin
Annie Miller
Howard Gaines
Sarah
Jane
Rosetta
Hagerstown
John Trump
James Hull
Grover Forsyth
Harold Hull
Luther Trush
Chidren
John Gruber
Broadfording
Victor Clark
Kreedysyville
Conococheague Park
Mona Glorious
St. Paul's School
Spickiey Motor Caa
Thomas Pittiger
Lillian Ditto
Nelie Pittenger
Ethel Pittenger
Cearfoss
William Baker
Han Ecock
Wubert
Fred Dreper
Guy Bhersoly
Baltimore
Das Wee
Lewis Shank
Mildred Ebersole
Russell Shank
Fairview
Frank Seibert
Dry Run
Elizabeth Herbert
Almira Vennis
A. M. Horst
Reformed Aid Society of
St Paul's
John Truntpower
Kieffer Seibert
David
Charlton
Matilda
Moore
Mills
Big Pool
Gene Stahl
Alvey Ebersole
Our Village
Miss Weir
Myr
Frank Laughlin
Paul Hull
Gladys
Margaret
Julia
Glenn
Clearspring
Grover Forsythe
Lelen
Mary Cowlen
Wilson
Ten Herbs Proclaimed Miracle by Harrisburg Worker
Suffering Reading Railway Shops employee S H Wampler credits Ten Herbs with ending his severe stomach troubles gas and indigestion after one dose He says the remedy revived his appetite and overall health and praises Wareham's City Pharmacy in Hagerstown where the product is demonstrated and sold daily Given the local push and personal testimonial the story highlights the health claim and retail presentation by the Ten Herbs Man at Wareham's corner Franklin Jonathan streets.
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S. H. Wampler
North 20Th Street
Harrisburg
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Franklin and
Jonathan Streets
Hagerstown
Reading
Frank, Tin and
Bhigmistown
The Stage And Screen Show At Palace Theatre Today
The Stage And Screen previews The Trap at the Palace Theatre for the last performance today. Chaney stars as Gaspard the Good in a tale of love, betrayal, and revenge, with Esther Ralston in Fashions for Women and Corinne Griffith in The Lady in Ermine at nearby venues.
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Palace Theatre
Chaney
Gaspard
Ufe
Thalie
Benson
Magers Town
Esther Ralston
Paramount
Academy
Corinne Griffith
Corinne Grifith
Liberty
Rue de la Paris
Greene castle Items Of Interest From Green Castle
Greencastle items note a local dinner hosted by Ross S Gordon, hospital returns for Mrs Hennieberger and infant, Miss Mary McPatton to Europe, Virginia Shook's Texas wedding to Robert Moon, Mrs Helen Raby dies at 31 with six children, funeral in Waynesboro, Luther Bible Class raises $100, visitors William and Mrs Bowman for illness in town, ghost story tease, Wayne Lameroux may sue a stray hoof, US bred horse victory in Paris steeplechase.
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Greencastle
Ross S. Gordon
John Hennieberger
Waynesboro Hospital
East Baltimore Street
Mary McPatton
Philadelphia
Europe
Virginia Shook
Robert Moon
LaCartes
Texas
Shook
Ralph Shook
Town
D. Z. Shook
Baltimore Street
Fort. Riley
Kansas City
Helen G. Raby
Stephen W. Staley
South Carlisle Street
U. B
Waynesboro
Green Hill Cemetery
Luther Bible
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
William Bowman
Fairmont
W. Va
Aura Charms at Colonial in The Love Thrill
Laura la Plante stars in Universal Jewel production The Love Thrill at Coslonia Theatre. A modern insurance saleswoman poses as widow of a friend to woo a wealthy bachelor, leading to a live husband reveal and rapid, thrilling developments amid strong supporting work from Moore, Lee, Hoyt, and Carr.
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AURA
Colonial
Universal Jdewel
Laura la Plante
Coslonia Theatre
Laura
Bryant Washburn
Tom Moore
Jocelyn Lee
Arthur Hoyt
Nat Carr
Burke’s Cod Liver OM and Iron Tablets Ad
If you are discouraged by failure to gain weight try Burke's Cod Liver OM and Iron in sugar coated tablets. Specify Burke's for a full 18 days' treatment. Guaranteed to benefit or your money back. Cault man & Co., 50 E Washington St.
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Burke
Caultman & Co
Washington St
Missing Ink Found In Sinai Fragments Challenge Theory
A June 1900 report from Jerusalem cites deciphered inscriptions found in the Sinai by a Harvard expedition. Experts say the deciphering Be Alat clinches the theory, while a city visitor notes a lack of library or movie in a remote village, asking what to do when it rains.
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Jerusalem
Sinai Peninsula
Marvard
Seither
P.D.Q insect killer promises instant destruction
A 5c package makes a quart of mixture and claims instant death for bed bugs roaches and ants. It coats eggs prevents hatching and suggests use in hotels hospitals and railroads. Available in liquid form with a patent spout and money back guarantee from Wareham's City Pharmacy and Dravide Schindel.
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P.D.Q
Eacm
Wareham
Andravide Schindel
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Dr. DuPius
Tie
Phillips
Studebaker
Custom
Studebaker and Erskine
Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
Oak Hill Avenue
Ose
THE
BON Ton
Potomac Street
International Tours, Inc
Willard
Hagerstown Battery Co
Oilers
Rogersown Md
Wampler
Palace
Ralston
Corinne
Nixon
Great Bend
Kans
Wayne Lameroux
Wayne
U. S
Coyote
United States
Vanderbilt
Paris
Auteuil
Rest Haven Cemetery
Newberry’s
H. R. Wagner
Lon Chaney
Scotty OF the Scouts
Ben Alexander
Ns el
Washington
Kohler
Gruen
Packard, Hudson, Essex Sales and Service
Startzman Motor Co
W. Franklin St
Shoes
Bentz & Dunn
the House of Shoes
Franklin Street
Attgudeng
Wareham's City
Cor
Franklin & Jonathan
Ste
Pauline Starke
Owen Moore
Nixon’s Academy
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