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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1933

Page

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Osteopathic Doctor Invited to Milwaukee Meeting

Dr RG Stevenson of Hagersown osteopathic physician, invited to attend the Associated Bounds of Osteopathic Examiners meeting in Milwaukee. The gathering relates to the thirty seventh annual convention of the American Osteopathic Association in July. Osteopathic physicians must pass examinations before practicing in any state.

RG. Stevenson Osteopathic Milwaukee American Osteopathic Association Stevenson

Board member administers Maryland pu ch exams on running board incident

Russell Arnold of Corbett street sustained cuts and bruises when pinned against a telephone pole at Corbett and First streets while riding on the running board of an automobile owned by Herman H. Lewis of Rose Hill avenue. He received treatment at Washington County Hospital and was sent home. police were notified.

Russell Arnold Corbett Street Corbett and First Streets Herman H. Lewis Rose Hill Avenue Arnold Washington County Hospital

Bank Leaders Discuss Emergency Bank Bill in Maryland

Maryland bankers from seven counties met in Baltimore led by State Bank Commissioner John J. Ghinger and Assistant Attorney General William Henderson to discuss provisions and proposed amendments of the emergency bank bill before the Maryland General Assembly. A round table followed the briefing with no adjournment time announced.

Baltimore Maryland General Assembly John J. Ghinger Maryland State Bankers’ Association William L. Henderson Henderson Bankers’ Association Ghingher

Rockdale Letter Residents Share Weekend Visits

Isaac Trumpower resumes farm work after illness. Evelyn Robinson of Hagerstown visited the family of Mrs. Vincent McKenna. Gal l ion siblings dined with Mrs. Charles Wiles. Mongan suffers quinsy. Frisby Fiery and relatives visited his parents. Louies Rhubeck, employed in York PA, visits family. Blairs Valley resident Charles Eichelberger spends Sunday with relatives. Milton Forsythe visits Luth er Frush family. Hazel Moore of Hagerstown visits Henry Everitts’ sister.

Isaac Trumpower Evelyn Robinson Hagerstown Vincent McKenna Jane Mary Irene David Gallion Charles Wiles Charles Mongan Quinsy Frisby F. Fiery Halfway F. T. Fiery Louies Rhubeck York Sumley Rhubeck Chaster Eichelberger Blairs Valley Sumnley Abu Beck Milton Forsythe Luther Frush Spickler Hazel Moore Henry Everitts

Scout Council Training Plan Starts Mar 14

Courses for adult leaders and others working with boys will be run by the local Boy Scout Council training committee led by chairman Byron J. Grimes. Sessions begin March 14 at Hagerstown High School with six three hour meetings and no fees. Participants form patrols and earn certificates from the national office. officers include Grimes as dean and Henry R. Coates as Scoutmaster along with a long list of troop leaders and staff.

Boy Scout Council Byron J. Grimes Hagerstown High School Fese Natonal Horace Greer David Hoover Pete Gabe Merle Funk Clyde Kale Claude Poole Charles Kline Fred Entler William Nichols James Webb Samuel Greenawalt W. A. Hopkins Kenneth Spence William Shipley Guy Hoffmanter Paull S. Shields J. W. Layman B. Ferguson Henry R. Coates B. J. Grimes

Dinner For Six By Mrs Alexander George

A recipe row covers Baked Meat Cakes Escalloped Turnips and other dishes. Ingredients include ground beef and pork, bread crumbs, celery, onions, salt, and pepper for meat cakes. beets, pickles, cabbage, and dressing for salad. and a creamy orange frost for an orange layer cake. Directions describe shaping, baking, and frosting steps.

Jemon

Kellogg’s ALL-Bran Promises Relief for Constipation

A Kellogg’s advertisement urges readers to treat common constipation with ALL-Bran cereal. It claims the cereal’s bulk aids intestinal movement and provides vitamin B and iron, comparing its safety favorably to medicines. Two tablespoons daily are suggested, with a doctor’s advice if not relieved.

Kellogg Battle Creek

Buy Arma Stores Coffee Fresh Breakfast Deals

Readable text fragment lists coffee and breakfast items with pricing hints and scattered catalog notes. No clear event or persons identified.

BUY Arma Stores Coffee

Green Vegetables For Every Menu

Green vegetables offer fresh variety for winter menus with broccoli highlighted as a newer option. instructions cover selecting washing trimming cooking in boiling water until tender, then serving with butter lemon and salt. A broccoli salad combines cooked broccoli with French dressing gherkins and hard boiled egg on lettuce with optional mayonnaise. Studies from Yale School of Medicine note extensive brain removal can occur without major impact on daily activities.

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