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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1929

Page

2

Street Board Awards Work on City Curbing and Timely Repairs

The Street Board awarded contracts for curbing on South Boulevard from Chestnut to Virginia and Potomac to Corbett, and Buena Vista from Washington to Lanvale, to Harry McK Zeller. Curbing will be installed under city supervision with front-foot charges to property owners. repairs follow curbing. Police Chief Barber reports 14 arrests and $182.50 in fines over two weeks due to 1 to 4 a m parking prohibition. Salem Avenue will be extended and repaired. Contracts for removing smoke stacks at the old city light plant went to H M Burger of Chambersburg for 1600, as one stack collapsed and others pose risk. Plant dismantling proceeds. buyers to inspect boilers today.

South Boulevard Chestnut Street Virginia Avenue Potomac Corbett Street Buena Vista Avenue Washington Lanvale Street Board of Street Commissioners Harry McK. Zeller Erty Teport Salem Avenue Old City H. M. Burger Chambersburg

Synod to Meet at Boonsboro

The ninth annual convention of the Lutheran Brotherhood of the Maryland Synod will convene at Trinity Lutheran Church in Boonsboro on May 20 for two days. It covers Maryland churches and congregations in Waynesboro Pennsylvania Lovettsville Virginia and Martinsburg West Virginia. The gathering will open with an evening session and communion services led by Rev. M. A. Ashby. The Synod plenary will start Tuesday morning with devotional services led by Rev. J. Willam Ott. A paid president may be chosen to devote full time. a secretary and treasurer will also be elected.

The Lutheran Brotherhood of the Maryland Synod Trinity Lutheran D. D Baltimore Synod J. Willam Ott St. Mark's Lutheran Church

Clinic to Treat Chest Diseases on May 21

A clinic for diseases of the chest will be conducted on Tuesday May 21 in the Public Health Building East Washington Street at 9 a.m.

Public Health Building East Washington Street

Friend Of Torch Murderer Held As Material Witness

A friend of Earl Francis Peacox and admirer of Mrs Peacox, Eugene Bussey, was arrested and held as a material witness in the case. He testified about petting parties behind the husband’s back and said he would testify in defense, while prosecutors sought evidence of premeditation.

Earl Francis Peacox

Youth Killed When Struck by Machine

Arthur Smith age about 10 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Walkersville and Dayeville was fatally injured yesterday afternoon when struck by an automobile driven by Roy B Kidd of Walkersville. A ball led him and a classmate to dart into the street. Dr J W Long of Walkersville treated him and he died about an hour later from a crushed skull.

Arthur Smith Charles Smith Walkersville Dayeville Roy B. Kidd J. W. Long

Mrs A W Toms Praises Miller's Herb Extract in Message

Mrs A W Toms of 712 West George Street, Hagerstown, endorses Miller's Herb Extract as a grand medicine. She describes relief from stomach pains, sour gas, indigestion, constipation, and headaches after using the product, claiming renewed health and energy. The notice promotes a local drug store representative and urges readers to try the remedy.

Toms Hagerstown West George ST Sea People’s Drug Store JT West Washington Street Adv i Natex Henry Shubert West Side Rudy's Adv

Hagerstown Model School Exhibit Showcases Public Arts

Hagerstown public schools prepare the seventh annual district art exhibit with displays across nine schools. Inspectors from the State Board of Education and assistant superintendents will visit, while Miss Chrissinger leads the in‑house exhibit featuring soap sculpture, toy theatres, woven wallet purses, and imaginative craft works.

Hagerstown I. Jewell Simpson Wiedefeld State Board of Education Winifred Greene Loretta McGeady Cumberland Mary Helen Chrissinger Antietam Street Surrey Antietam Washington Winter Ridge Ave Howard Broadway Wayside North St Carl Franz William Orange Antietam St U. S Japan Holland Desert

Education aims for taste and beauty in decoration

The displays reveal many original ideas and pupils show adaptability. Miss Chrissinger notes the object of art in schools is not to produce sculptors or portrait painters but to give all children, even talents lacking, a fundamental education in taste and appreciation for beauty in all forms.

Surrey Park Lake Chrissinger

Natex ging Medicine Promises Quick Health Boost

Local shoppers at Rudy's Drug Store discuss Natex ging with blunt praise. Patrons claim twenty years of indigestion improved by the medicine as it builds up the system and relieves sickness and pain.

Rudy

Complaint Filed Against Pennsy

Washington May 14 An Interstate Commerce Commission complaint charges the Pennsylvania Railroad with violating antitrust laws by acquiring stock in the Wabash and Lehigh Valley systems The railroad and its investment subsidiary the Pennsylvania Company were ordered to show cause by June 24 why they should not divest all holdings

Washington Pennsylvania Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission Pennsylvania Company

Standard Motor Oil testimonial drives mileage claim

A reader recounts a 600 mile trip using five quarts of a competitor oil and three quarts with another oil, then switching to Standard Motor Oil Heavy and Standard Gasoline, finding only one quart of oil used under the same conditions. He asserts Standard's superior quality, reduced friction, and better mileage and urges friends to insist on Standard, sold where the sign is displayed.

Davidson

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