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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1929

Page

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Washington County Field Day Draws 2000 Participants

About 2000 Washington County school children will join the annual Field Day at City Park on Thursday. Entries in events are up by 200 from last year, with more in badge contests. Last year 1500 students participated. Field Day is not a school holiday, and rural one room schools may still hold classes if only one pupil attends.

Washington County City Park Board of Education School Board Grimes

Field Day Plans At Hagestown With Rainbackups

Teachers were told to hold school unless a percentage of pupils travels to Hagerstown for Field Day. Buses will transport students if needed, and rain will not cancel classes. Dr. William Burdick the State Athletic Director will arrive tonight to oversee tomorrow's events.

Hagerstown William Burdick

Beiswangee travels 429 miles on New York subways for a nickel

Beiswangee Philip M Beis- Wwanger, once Midland College Neb student, recently covered 429 miles on New York subways for a nickel. He transferred and rode for 34 hours, traversing every line in Manhattan Queens Jamaica and the Bronx.

Philip M. Beis- Wwanger Midland College Neb New York Manhat- Queens Jamaica Bronx

Mother's Day program lit up St Pauls Union meeting

Spickler notes May 12 Sunday gathering of St Pauls Union Christian Endeavor Society with Nora Farrow in charge. Mother's Day program featured songs prayers and talks including What Our Mothers Do For Us and How May We Best Pay Them for Their Love. Several delegates from the Young People's Conference gave reports.

Spickler St. Paul's Union Christian Endeavor Society Nora Farrow Miss Farrow Olive Ethel Rhodes Angie Marotte Jesus Christian Endeavor Ralph Seibert Young People’s Conference James Hull Bruce Hull Indian Spring Elliott Roof Hagerstown Frank Bussard John Trumpower Graver Forsythe

Tanlac touted for restoring appetite and strength

Newport News reader testimonials claim Tanlac cures indigestion and weight loss. A user says it revived his stomach, restored energy, and halted weight decline. Advert says Tanlac relieves indigestion constipation gas pains nausea dizziness headaches and that results come with three meals and proper digestion.

J. Kundert 27Th St. Newport News

St Pauls school program features performances and roll call

A Friday afternoon program at St Pauls School included Bong by school The Queen of Spring Shepherds Psalm story An Ax To Grind Ida Eby Letter Helen Daugherty a victrola selection current events Paul Lesher Jokes Daniel Miles vic trola selection poem Lewis Daush erty current events Irene Sand ers poem Mary Elizabeth Herbert victrola selection song by girls The Star Spangled Banner. The roll call named a flower Jack Frederick Martin Marian

St. Paul's School Ida Eby Helen Daugherty Paul Lesher Daniel Miles Lewis Dausherty Irene Sanders Mary Elizabeth Herbert Jack Frederick Martin

Sunday School Institute At St Pauls church

Visitors from music and school age groups attended the Sunday School Institute at St Pauls church. Rev Mow bry of Hagerstown and Rev Howard Bink of Williamsport spoke, Elmer Snyder led the program, and John Yeskle Cearfoss visited. A large crowd also joined Tuesday evening for a box social with box sales and refreshments.

Na Miles Junior Robison Johny Miles Paul's School St. Paul's Church Mowbry Hagerstown Howard Bink Williamsport Elmer Snyder John Yeskle Cearfoss

Lux Doubles Stocking Life for New York Shows

Producers of New York musical shows report Lux cleaning lengthens stocking wear, claiming doubles in life and performances. Wardrobe staff tested cleansing methods and saw stockings stay like new. The claim extends to fine fabrics, with movies, department stores, and Fifth Avenue dressmakers cited as supporters.

New York Fifth Avenue Lux Katherine Reddy Ziegfeld Pew

Lux Long-Lasting Stockings Highlighted by Lux

Charm and song spill from a bustling musical show noting Irene Delroy as a highlight. Critics hail the production as a fast stepping dance marathon with tough wear on stockings, while Lux is credited for making hosiery last twice as long.

Irene Delroy Lux

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