Paid Compliment To Railroad Men
A Ha gerstown note recalls two railroad workers, Conductor Mangett and Brakeman Crowe, praised by J B Hege for N W Railroad service. Mangett, longtime conductor now retired, and Crowe, a clear voice in station stops, are hailed as worthy gentlemen and respected Ha gerstown citizens. Also mentions a Berlin chemist’s synthetic coal claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
North Carolina
J. B. Hege
N. and W
Hege
Manyell
Crowe
J. B. Mangett
C. W. Crowe
Mesars
Mangett
Norfolk and Western
Mr. Crowe
Berlin
Theft hits county fowl coop as snaye victims mount
Thomas Snayé¢iy, former sheriff, reports a run of fowl thefts with over twenty birds taken in recent nights. Suspects described as men in a small automobile truck parked on the road while they pilfer coops. Loot may be disposed of in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Snayé¢iy
West Virginis
Two Ohio Killers Die In Electric Chair
Columbus May 6 Two African American murderers George Bush 41 of Youngstown and John Valden 23 of Columbus were put to death in the electric chair at the Ohio Penitentiary shortly after midnight Thursday Bush killed Lucius Lee of Youngstown and Valden was convicted of murdering Charles D Baker an insurance collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George Bush
Youngstown
John Valden
Ohio Penitentiary
Bush
Lucius Lee
Valden
Charles D. Baker
Boonsboro Town Election Heads to Monday Ballot
Boonsboro voters will elect a burgess assistant burgess and five councilmen for a one year term on Monday. Mayor McBride has not yet decided on seeking re election though many citizens urged him to run. Keedysville holds its election today.
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Boonsboro
McBride
Keedysville
Hospital April report shows patient totals and outcomes
The hospital's April report shows 64 patients at month start, 111 admitted, 1265 discharged, 56 remaining, 1612 days of care, daily average 63. Six dispensary patients, 157 in X ray, 64 surgical operations, 11 accidents, 11 births. Of 125 discharged, 62 well, 55 improved, 5 unimproved, 1 diagnosis only, 2 died.
Open inspection at Y M O A building Sunday afternoon
Public inspection scheduled for Sunday from 3 to 6 at the Y M O A building The facility has been open to members for a week and now welcomes the broader public for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mem
Unsure exchange over labor talk in pirate cave tale
Fragmentary dialogue recalls Kinney and Joe Taylor amid a Pirate cave scene. Sam Finney appears amused and moments of thinking aloud emerge as characters debate labor talk and plans. The snippet hints at a quirky, informal gathering with a humorous tone.
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Kinney
Labou Gaye
Joe Taylor
Bie
Sam Finney
Sam
The Lion Chase Taught Mr Graham a Shocking Ride
In Sonora Mexico Mr Graham hunted mountain lions with Chester and cowboys. A lion charged a dog and a shot saved the dog. the lion fell and lay still as the dog tried again. The lion sprang up as Graham stood over it and rode a perilous moment before using his carbine. The tale ends with Graham’s quick instincts saving himself from a fatal fight.
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Wes
Graham
Sam
Sonora
Mexico
Chester
Mr. Graham
Fragmented Local Puzzle and Quips From A Reading Room
A mixed fragment from a newspaper page includes a rough anecdote about a gun incident, playful dialogue, a puzzle column with a riddle and answers, and a sentimental line about generous neighbors. The text mentions characters like Mr. Graham and Aunt Joe as well as a puzzle titled Spring-time.
One Reel Yarns Breezing Along
A whimsical scene follows a very young North Wind leaving home to explore a park. The breeze teases a well dressed girl and notes the sunlit earth. It skims a classroom window, prompting a recalled memory of carefree youth before drifting on.
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Marie
FULL CREW PROBE BEGINS AT PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Seven inspectors and four engineers of the Public Service Commission opened an investigation into train operations to determine data for full-crew rulings. The commission, empowered by recent legislation, seeks to define when a sixth man is necessary and met with train workers to align on the investigative method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Batia
Live Stock Cattle and Hogs Market Prices Fragment
Beef and veal prices listed for quality grades with ranges in cents per pound. Entries cover cattle calves sheep lambs and hogs with varying quality terms and barter figures, including common and good categories and some garbled OCR.
Lots Offered For Sale In Hagerstown Hospital Tract
Lance it Jacques Sr advertises in today's Herald offerings for the hospital tract on Pons. The land has been plotted with building restrictions. A free site with railroad facilities is offered to any person or corporation seeking to locate a factory in Hagerstown.
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Jacques, Sr
Herald
Pons
Hagerstown
Thankful For A Little Child Lydia Pinkham Ad
An advertisement from Kutztown Pennsylvania promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing childless conditions. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Cures A Mertz praising its health benefits for herself and her one year old child. The copy urges discouraged women to try the product and cites widespread endorsements.
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Mrs. Mertz
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kutztown
Lydia E
Pinkham
Jong
Lydia B. Pinkham
Athos
Clearspring Letter: local injuries and family notices
A four year old girl, Anna Selbert, was injured when a stone fell from a wall being repaired at her home. Mr and Mrs Richard Selbert and nearby residents, including the Mille and Rowland families, announce births and remodeling projects. The note reflects community updates on improvements, a new baby, and reflections on changes from removing old stepping stones.
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Anna
Richard Sélbert
Harry “Mille
Indian Springs
Gordon Richard
Lawrence Rowland
F. W. Rich
Real Estate Sales Report From The J. Spalding Company
The J. Spalding Company sold properties including a double frame dwelling on Virginia Ave for Mrs. H A Davis a single dwelling and two lots on Virginian Ave for W J Schnebley a concrete dwelling in Halfway for F G Reed and others.
Foley Kidney Pills Helped Stephen Lewis End Kidney Pain
Many men and women suffer backache rheumatic pains stiff joints and muscle aches from kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills aid the kidneys to throw out poisonous wastes causing pain and misery. Stephen Lewis of Widridge Ky says the pills did him more good than any other medicine, ending ten years of kidney trouble and pain. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Stephen Lewis
Widridge
Real estate listings on Winter and Summit avenues
A fragment notes properties including a brick dwelling and lot on Winter street for C J Spalding a frame dwelling on Mont Villa Ave for H Spangler one lot on Hamilton Boulevard for Albert Heard two lots on First street and a stucco dwelling on Summit Ave for David C Miller indicating a local property sale or transfer listing.
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Winter Street
C. J. Spalding
Mont-Villa ‘Ave
Funeral Notice and Rifle Team Formed at University of Oregon
A telegram relays that Howell Ress, brother of Fred G. Reel of Sharpsberg, will be buried at Mountain View Cemetery after dying of pneumonia while serving in France in the late war. Funeral plans are not complete. Also, University of Oregon girl students organize a rifle team.
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Soldiewe
Fred G. Reel
Sharpsberg
Howell
Ress
New York City
Mountain View
Reel
Engineer's Corps
France
University of Oregon
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MR. Dugan
Toze
Servier
Ine
DE. EH
Douglas Davis
U M
Omice
Potomac Street
Dr. Wertz
Carl Schallbruch
America
Newark, N. S
Schallbruch
DAILY
MAIL
sChuu
Pyright
Daily Mail
Associated Editors
Torid
Stanley
Chicago
Myr
Chestey
Harges
Tix
Mr. Red Box
Fayette
Millie
Jane
Archie
Joe
John H
Aan
Milas Mary Boswel
Hancock
Julia Boswel
Gordon D. Robinson
Fanny Elizabeth
Clarence Mason
Pectonville
Cal
Pound Brothers
Lewis Lewis
Hamann
R. M. Hays & Bros
Corrie
R.M. Hays & Bros
Washington Street
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Batteries
LUTZ
Washington St
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