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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1928
Page
3
D. Webster Groh addressed crowds at the Court House on tax assessments and expenditures and urged participation in the Washington County Taxpayers League. A Tilghmanton branch was formed. Leitersburg branch to organize tonight. A county meeting Thursday will review a newly drafted constitution and bylaws.
Paris May 2 A cold picked up en route to Europe has developed into bronchitis for Helen Wills the tennis star. She has been ordered to bed for several days and canceled matches in Berlin. The California girl has no fever and slept well, but her doctor warns of the climate's variability and she remains in her hotel room.
May 1 report notes biweekly services at St. James with a new pastor, plus Sunday meetings in Vandeveraville Va and Roanoke business travel. It records illnesses measles among local children, visits by families to Kemp and Moats households, a nail wound treated, a German police dog purchase, and farm activity including corn planting and milk house construction. Names include Edgar Rowland, D Palmer, Coffman, F T Moats, J Webster Kemp, G J Smith, Mary Magee, Elizabeth Barnhart, Reynolda French, Harry Bowers, Wm Smith, Albert Bloom, and others.
Maurice Culler was chosen by Bakeraville church as a delegate to the Synod meeting to be held in Gettysburg in the latter part of May. Walter Bloom and his wife from Hagerstown spent Sunday with their sister Rena Bloom in Ville.
A column argues against over handling infants as entertaining toys for adults. It claims excess stimulation causes nervousness, vomiting, fretfulness, and sleeplessness, recommending Castoria as a harmless remedy and noting physicians' approval and widespread use.
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