Classified Ads Snapshots From The Herald Mail
A dense classified page fragment lists automobile sales and ads for services. It notes Dodge Ford Overland and other used cars for sale, financing and trade options, plus ads for insurance, printing, tailoring, and moving services. A long directory of real estate and employment categories is included, with scattered contact details and shop names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Ound ii
Bal —Automobiles
Gale
Uto Accessories
Aute
Automo Business
Servich
Popeedins and Plumbing
i—Induramea
MilUnery
Diessmaking
Haronal
Isinancial
Matata
Fea
Akron
Franklin Street
Norwalk
Hagerstown Auto Supply Co
Brenner, Lyon and Co
North Jonathan
Thompson
Frederick Street
Ute
Hagerstown
Herald-Mail
The
Jewish Kingdom Begins in 1925 Claim by Brooklyn Speaker
W E Van Amburgh of Brooklyn preached yesterday at Nixon's Academy that a Kingdom of Righteousness would begin in 1925 and rapidly spread to cover the earth. He linked this to the awakening of Abraham Isaac and Jacob and a divine-backed re establishment of the Jewish kingdom, citing biblical timelines and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. van Amburgh
Brooklyn
Pastor Russell
International Publi Students Association
Nixon
Academy
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Mr. Amburgh
Adam
Nigne Ji
Third District Radio Club Banquet Held in City Hall
The Third District Radio Club of America hosted a banquet and gathering at the Chamber of Commerce hall Saturday night, hosted by United Electric and Wireless Association. Edgar Green presided, speakers included Mr Bateman of the Maryland Radio Association, B W Stulth and A Snow. The event followed meetings in Baltimore and Washington, with the third annual convention planned for Baltimore or Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Radio Club’ of America
Chamber of Commerce
United Electric and Wireless’ Association
Baltimore
Washington
Edgar Green
Bateman
Maryland Radio Association
B.W. Stulth
A. Snow
Philadelphia
Gomper s Wins In A F L Fight
Denver reports President Samuel Gomper a and his entire administration reelected to lead the American Federation of Labor. Gomper a defeated John L Lewis for the presidency by 25 022 to 12 324. Tobin was re elected treasurer and Morrison re elected secretary. Cincinnati chosen for 1922 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Gompars
John L. Lewie
United Mine Workers
Daniel J. Tobin
Indianapolis
Frank Morrison
Washington
Cincinnati
Fort Worth
Texas
Polly and Her Pals Painter's Colliery Parody
A comic strip titled Polly and Her Pals centers on a parodied scene of a painter at a colliery. The gag implies the painter’s mishaps and comic misadventure in a rural industrial setting.
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Polly
Pa Painter
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Buick
H. B. Sellera
Maryland
East
Amou
Lote
Momu - Ce
Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
DODGE
Loula Meyers & Bros
FORD
Kinsells
Clearspring
Koontz Motor Co
Overland
Geratown Welding Auto Works
Otomac Street
Tel
Koontz! Motor Company
Frederic
Penna. Motor Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Potomac Street
Ieeeneene
J. R
Fiery Care
Hayz and Celsiq
Frank Brown
Egansboro
Will_gell
East Third
Wagnerboro
Ludwig Tire and Accessory Co
Business Service
Coca-Cola Bottling
Virginia Avenue
Coca Cola
Irs
Nash
Oakland
California
SS Rete
London Guarantee
Court Place
Hageratown Bookbinding and Printing Co
Professona Services
Uly
AE Black & Company
Perry L. Haynes
Shorley
Jonathan Street
Frankforter Studio
Washington Street
Heldwohl
Paone
Kohler Building
Hanover Specialty Co
Lexington St
Herald
Bester Street
South Locust Street
Ranels
Summit Ave
Rupp Furniture Co
S. IL
W. H. Wyand
EEEE
ICH Crean
Hershey Creamery Company
Hershey
Pope Ave
Brown & Museelman
West Washington Street
Municipal Landman
Kansan City
Dent
Leltex Brothers
Airdale
ford-Ave
Battimots Rabbite
Vine Street
Horsee
Caitie
North Maire- St. Merchandise
Stanley—Stedmer
Ideal Garage
Enet Franklin Atreét
Sr Studebaker
Rayne Iice
General Supplies
Greenwalt Electric Supply, Co
W. Antietam Street
Hupwaswa
Jacobs
Route 2
J.C. Roulette & Son
Caskey Baking Co
A. V. Polack
Lester Brothers
Cannon Ave
R. M. Hays & Bros
Fageratown ‘Home Corporation
B. Ferguson & Co
M. J. Schindel
L. K. Brugh
East Ave
Mulberry BT
Miller
Summit Avenue
LV. Young
Aene Automobile
Brroll
North 20Th Street
Kings Studio
Kodaks
R. XM. Bere & Bron
Baltimore Street
Potomac Shest
City Storage Co
Apty
G. Milton Thomas
Arage
Potomac
Industria Uliding
D. Rammaccotti
Thsburg
Reri
Iseasion
Main Street
Ertha Hollingsworth
Smithsburg
Church St
Prospect St
USA Herald-Mail
Potomac River
Sharpebourg
Hamilton Blvd
Ainee Houbes
Mali
Siness
Public Square
Middlekauff
South
Jonathan
W. Murray Baechtel
Amency
Cavetown
Ghee
Grover C. Russman
Franklin
Care Herald
Pe Prospect N
Floyd F. Gaver
First National Bank
Murray Baechtel Agency
North End
Potomac Avenue
Hamilton Boulevard
Oak Hill
the Terrace
Charles F. Strole & Co
W. Murray Baechtel Agency
White Lake Lumber Coq
Court House
White Lake Lumber Company
Caszle
Joseph Murdock
Notich
Jane
A. D
George W. Middlekauf
Rder Rissie
Alexander Arm
Wis
Ashguee
Frank Henger
Anz
R. Henson Tenechau
Washim
Washington County
Circuit
Isons
Srt
Oswald, Chirk
Bruen Lwan
Setel
Wstell Scott UA
Steen Bere
Cougon
Hage
Erstown
Hagers
Arl
William Wey
William Logan
Ee Merchandiee
Bhaffer Faber CO
Jermas
OAK Hill Auto CO. Inc
Potomac Ave
Goodyear
Goodrich
Herkson's
W. Bmarket St
Jonathan St
York
the Dictionert—Ust
B-C
Bible Student Society
Isaac’s
Radio Club
Banquet
Baltimore and
Gompers
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L. Fight
Sonth St
By Cliff Sterrett
Dave
Syirk
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