Coolidge Hunter Running Mate Amid Platform Fight
Washington May 27 President Coolidge faces a hard preconvention task building a campaign platform and choosing a running mate. Possible choices include Horace Bo rah Indiana Beveridge Iowa Williams Kenyon and others. Insurgents led by La Follette and regulars clash over platform planks as June 7 deadline nears.
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Washington
Cleveland
Coolidge
White House
Capitol
Horah
Idaho
Borah
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Mississippi
Beveridge
Williams
Kenyon
Iowa
Dickinson
Hyde
Missour
Broesbeck
Michigan
West
C. Boscom Slemp
Senator Lafollette
Wisconsin
Woman's Greatest Asset Health and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
Health is a woman's greatest asset and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as instant relief for headaches backache nervousness and low mood. The ad notes the remedy relies on roots and herbs and has been recognized for nearly fifty years as the standard remedy for women's ills.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Brownsville Letter From May Meeting Attendees
Brownsville news notes a Baltimore trip for the Church Service League annual meeting at Old St Pauls Church. Dr John W Wood and Bishop Murray were present for the United Thank Offering service. Luncheon followed at the Parish House with Canon Arrow Smith.
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Brownsville
H. H. Burgess
Irani Gray
G.T. Brown
Browneyville
Baltimore
Church Service League
Old St. Pauls Church
John W. Wood
Murray
Helfenstein
Arrow Smith
Church of the Brethren
Samuel Jennings
Sun Mar
J. A. Gray
Washington, D. C
A E. Gray
Mae B. Entmeri
Hagerstown
G. T Brown
Jas. A. Gordon
Charles Town
W. Va
Lea Gordon
McKeesport
J. A. Gordon
John Prince
Notable visits and social events in Charles Town area
Mary Frederick and her son, after a six week hospital stay, visited friends in Charles Town, Va. W. B. Emmert and family from Mauglerstown visited W. E. Boteler. Mr and Mrs B L Yourtes traveled to Washington D C on Thursday. A large Brownsville bus attended the Organ Revital in Brunswick Friday night.
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Washington County Hospital
Mary Frederick and Son
Charles Town
Eld
W. B. Emmert
Maglerstown
W. E. Boteler
B. L- Yourtes
Washington, D. C
Brownsville
Brunswick
Golden Eagles elected new Maryland Grand Castle officers
E E Hartley was elected Grand Chief of the Knights of the Golden Eagle at the Moose Hall convention with officers named for Maryland and national roles. Baltimore and Hagerstown figures named to key posts. next session set for Baltimore with harmonious meeting and routine business.
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Edward W. Hartley
Jefferson Street
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Btaty
Maryland
Moose Hall
Harry L. Fishack
North Locust Street
Maryland Grand Cause
A. J. Whitlock
Hagerstown
L. Harry Bond
Baltimore
D. T. Bens
Benson
E. L. Craig
J. D. Bain
Fred A. Hillgarden
Govanstown
Grand First Guard
N. L. Randall
Westernport
Grand
George A. Spillman
F. R. Bond
J. M. Brandt
Cumberland Mayor's Relative 18 Killed After Accident
Cumberland May 287 Mayor Thomas W. Koon rushed to Hing Tree South Carolina when word reached him that the wife of his brother W. R. Koon and two children were badly injured in an automobile crash A second message reported one child dead and the mother in critical condition leaving the fate of others undetermined
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Cumberland
Thomas W. Koon
Hing Tree
W. R. Koon
Dunstan McLean in City Brief Visit
Dunstan McLean is in the city for a brief stay, visiting local officials and meeting residents. The short visit focuses on community outreach and cultural exchange during his temporary sojourn.
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Dunstan McLean
Bparrows Po
Kellogg's Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
A reader letter praises Kellogg's Bran for solving chronic constipation after trying many cereals. The note describes two tablespoons daily as relief, touts health benefits, flavor, and versatility in recipes, and claims guaranteed results or money back.
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Kellogg’s
Greenwood
Mass
Kellogg's
Ebronis
Battle Creek
Eluba
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