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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1927

Page

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Will Rebuild Frederick Street Northward Expansion

Frederick Street from Willow Lane to Hager Street will be rebuilt by Bester and Long Company of Hagerstown for 5000 to 6000 dollars depending on excavation. The project joins with widening Baltimore to Willow Lane and Washington Street to Wilson, aiming for June 1 completion. Commissioners also discuss other street repairs and one side parking on Mulberry Street. Chief Barber reports 254 dollars in fines and four arrests in two weeks.

Federick Street Willow Lane Hager Bester and Long Company Haferstown Board of Street Commissioners Baltimore Washington Street State Road Wilson Sammer Nagerstown Frederick Street Mulberry Street West Avenue Antietam Street Thomas H. Barber Summit Avenue Barber

Dynamiting Poydras Levee Scene And Aftermath

Report on the Poydras Levee blast near New Orleans in 1922 and 1926 detailing the chosen site approved by flood control officials and Secretary Hoover. Includes photos of Hoover and Maj Gen Jadwin, the rising floodwaters, and displaced residents from St Bernard parish as preparations for care are described. Also brief notes on a boy killed in Berkeley Springs area and a student recovering from illness.

Mississippi New Orleans Hoover Coolidge Jadwin Army Engineers St. Bernard Parish

Williamsnorth Downsville Club to Host UMd Extension Speaker

T. S. Symons, director of the University of Maryland extension service, will be the principal speaker at the Williamsnorth Downsville Community Club meeting Friday evening. The gathering will take place in the Wrangport High School building.

T. S. Symons Extension Service University of Maryland Williamsnorth - Downsville Community Club Wrangpoort High School

American college head dies in Vienna

A Vienna despatch reports Dr. Benjamin Wheeler president emeritus of the University of California died last night. A Prohibition order directs San Francisco customs to hold the steamship Federalship, Panamanian flagged, seized off the coast with a large liquor cargo.

American College Vienna London Benjamin Wheeler University of California Prohibition Washington San Francisco

Ten Herbs touted by Hagerstown resident for digestion relief

A Wareham's City Pharmacy demonstration sells Ten Herbs as a remedy for indigestion and related ailments. Mr. B. B. Rogers of Route One Magers town notes improved digestion, less gas and back pain after two bottles, and says he will continue using it for his family. The Ten Herbs Man is regularly in Wareham's City Pharmacy explaining the product to crowds.

B. B. Rogers Route One Magerstown Wareham Franklin and Jonathan T.s Hagerstown Mr. Rogers

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