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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1928
Page
6
Japan and the United States prepare for a tennis encounter featuring doubles play as both sides confirm a team matchup. Local observers note potential strategic exchanges and key players shaping the contest.
The listing shows a dense Eastern Time air schedule with numerous stations and programs including WGN WMC WEA F New York and WRAL Boston and others. It mentions music features dances orchestras recitals and voter services as part of a broad Memorial Day style broadcast, with multiple time blocks and program names.
Miss Alfreda Butler of Pittsburgh credits Ten Herbs with ending nervousness sleeplessness and stomach distress after health issues from overwork and withdrawal from Bowling Green University. She reports weight gain improved appetite and readiness to return to study. Warehams Pharmacy in Hagerstown carries the product.
Clarence Mitchell, veteran left hand pitcher for the Philadelphia National League club, was released unconditionally. He joined the Phillies in 1923 in a trade from Brooklyn for George Smith and had requested release before the season to manage a minor league club, but the request was refused.
Fragmentary report states Max Frithy allegedly shot his brother in the eye with a small boat rifle. Authorities or witnesses reportedly call the incident an accident, citing that Max did not know the gun was loaded.
May 22 report from Spickler recounts Bobbie Fleming, son of Mr and Mrs Teore Fleming on the farm near St. James church, escaping serious injury after being kicked on the head by a horse. The wound was painful, treated with several articles. Social notes mention visits and illness, including Evelyn Anderson of Hagerstown with scarlet fever, and gatherings with Hollis, Grove, Stouffer, Myers, Daugherty, Yeakle, Bloyer, Palmer, Tanac, Michael, and others in the community.
Geraldine and Gerald Ebersole with Mr and Mrs Clarence Walford of Newark Ohio and other relatives visited amid a brother Edward Walford’s illness at Mrai Fred Lesher’s home. Funeral for Paul Ankensy of Clearspring held at St Pauls Cemetery. Floral emblems praised. Sympathies extended to the widow and young son. Mrs Warren McDermont and daughter Carmen of Hagerstown and Mrs Alice Gardner of Hopewell spent Thursday with Mrs Elmer Snyder.
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