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The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1926

Page

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Mission Board Meeting At Dagmar Hotel Here

The Foreign Mission Board of the Lutheran Church will meet May 27 and 28 at the Dagmar Hotel in New York City. Leaders include Rev. Dr. F. H. Knubel and Rev. J. S. Simon, with Dr. Abrahamson and many other officers and members listed as attendees. The gathering will discuss church missions in Africa, India, South America, and China among others, as the board consolidates efforts tied to the United Lutheran Church.

Luther United States Uaserstown Sweden Jane Ansustanan Synod Philadelphia Abrahamson Archbishop Sotebloom F. H. Knubel D. P Lb. D F. R. Andergat Racing Wis V. W. Bode Racine John E. Byers D. DT Baltimore George Grelas Allentown Ker W. HE Grey Drie Pa J. J. Sieber D. D Tatheria Women's General Foreign Mission Board The Lutheran Church Foreign Mission Board United Lutheran Church Guiana South America Liberia Africa British India China Berlin Missionary Society of China Kyuedu Japan Andhi Christian College India

Winning 50 Year Fight For Street Can Plant Effort

A long battle ends in approval for the Street Can Company plant project with an estimated investment of $250,000. Officials say the site will create jobs and boost local industry amid years of planning and zoning approvals.

Can Company

Lemon Skin Whitener Ad Promises Harmless Whitening

An advertisement promotes a lemon based skin whitening mixture claiming it is harmless and effective for face, neck, arms and hands. It instructs mixing two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to create a quarter pint lotion, suggests it restores a rosy white complexion and counters sunburn and tan.

Claim $65 000 Lost In Oil Investments

Cumberland railroad men testified before the Interstate Commerce Committee in Washington that $65 000 was lost in oil investments tied to the Maryland Oil Company. W. A. Paddock said coercion and stock purchases were used to pressure Western Maryland Railway employees. Arthur A. Williamson denied involvement, calling the charge ridiculous. The briefing also notes unrelated library notices and a church sermon.

Cumberland Western Maryland Railway Maryland Oil Company Interstate Commene Committee Senate Washington Western Maryland Arthir A. Williamson Pking W. A. Paddock Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Williamson Frank M. Boettner

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