Lions Visit Herald Mail During Lunch Tour
A Lions Club luncheon at the Herald Mail plant featured a tour led by Mulluw and guided by editors Baylor and Hawken. The event included a discussion on newspaper operations, future development of the American press, and the paper’s community role, with emphasis on accuracy fairness and responsible journalism.
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Herald Mail
Ellice World
Sporting
Herall
Br Icceessia
Dia Urethra
Polley Witet
Hagerstown
Washington County
Avery Nice
Ani Efreal Action Department
Sonotariy
Pele
Mrawkei
Herald-Ma
Shuttleworth
Baltimore
Heig Retis
Have You Acid Scalp Have You Acid Scalp
An ad touts Danderine as a remedy for an acid scalp causing stiff, dull hair. It claims neutralizing the acidity dissolves dandruff and leaves hair soft, lustrous, and healthy. The product is sold for thirty five cents at drugstores with a few drops per use.
Stable Fire Blamed on Firebug At Washington Street Home
Fire destroyed a home at 729 West Washington Street attributed to arson. Blamed suspects used ladders and tools from a shop nearby, with material stolen from the site. Firefighters reported difficulty obtaining water and the blaze threatened adjoining buildings. State file marshal possibly to investigate as authorities pursued leads in a string of recent fires.
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Henry Uedel
Wiehington
Blodel
My. Rieffel
Hite
Hoffman to Speak at Denver Creek Community Meeting
Dr Co. Kk Hoffman veterinary specialist will speak on log Chul era and its Prevention at the Denver Creek Community club meeting Thursday night. Milton D. Alvaro County Agent will also speak as several cages praynlong are noted. Prizes from the recent Community Show will be distributed as the meeting starts at 7:45 p.m.
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BR Hoffman
Kk. Hoffman
Denver Creek Community Club
Stetim County
Milton D. Alvaro
New French MELLO-GLO Reveals Beauty Care Claim
Beauty hints promise protection from weather with a new MELLO-GLO powder. It allegedly keeps skin from drying and sweating, leaves none of the shine, and remains pure and fine. MELLO-GLO is described as made by Provosa in France. Lester Bros advertise Anthony's Big Sale with music starting at 61 o'clock tomorrow.
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Lester Bros
Anthony
Teachers Gather for Western District Music Conference
Thirty High School music teachers travel to Hagerstown for the Western district conference. Gilson, supervisor of music for Maryland, directs demonstrations by the Hagerstown High School Glee Club and a roundtable on chorus direction. Miss Lang Cheaney and Miss Louise Reynolds provide demonstrations and notes on county and regional programs.
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Hagerstown
Compris Ronties
Gireli
Allegany
Washington
Frederfie
Carrall
Montgomer
Bom
Gilson
Meter
Maryland
Glee Club
Lang Cheaney
Sulivch
Cumberland
Women Find Fulfilling Life Between Caring, Health
Middle aged women with grown children gain time for books, plays, grandchildren, and civic life. Many credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for renewed vigor and health, sharing testimonials of restored appetite, fewer headaches, and improved well being.
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Middle Ren
Lydia E. Pinkham
Red Cross Open Drive On Armistice Day
Armistice Day drive opens at Red Cross headquarters on East Washington Street with tea for donors and a public lobby, as the executive committee hosts the event. County meeting planned next week at Wonway Glu to discuss drive details and member renewals noted for next year.
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Red Cross
East Washington Street
Will
Chuiranen Wll
Wonwa'y Glu
Lancheoh
Armin
Ave. Org
Julia’ Humiston Briecoe
J. C. Tyron
Krank Ty Dentz
Victor M. Gusliwa
Shirly Fyerly
Joseph Brenner
T. Hugrett
Bi N. Wilitkhouser
Misa Holronimus
Mye
B. W. Gans
J. V. Junison
Mra
We P. Lane
Col. Lane
May A. Lolter
Ltute
Edsvand Uewald
Victor D. Miller
James Hollopolus
Maryland Show Drawing Card at the Maryland Theatre
The Maryland Show drew a crowd last night as the first half of the program closed. Toussa and Cheerié entertained with athletic novelty, Gadya Darling performed in The Darling, Wougs and Greenlee offered new gags, Jack Dudes and Bolly Davis provided comedy and song, The Westerners with May Dooley were acclaimed, and Tad Princess of Molokai completed a strong bill.
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Maryland
Toussa
Cheerié
Gadya Darling
Wougs
Greenlee
Jack Dudes
Bolly Davis
May Dooley
Tad Princess of
Molokai
Liu Tio
Day Nursery Donations Report from October Month
Twenty seven children were enrolled at the Day Nursery during October. Donations came from Steffay and Findlay Mrs Alice Rubrur Mya Charles Eyerly Trinity Lutheran Missionary Society Mrs William A Roulette Jr Myre Hanesan Howse wives Legoue Bion Reformer Guild.
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Ely
Oclaber
Steffay
Negro 18 Released as Murder Suspect in Towers Killing
Ballimors news reports an 18 year old Negro suspect named Arg Towers released after police said investigation showed no longer suspected in the murder at the Towers home on October 22. Details indicate the watch allegedly pawned by him tied to the case.
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Ballimors
Nepre
Arg
LN Len Towers
Howe
Antietams to Nominate At Regular Meeting
Antietam Fire Company will nominate officers at the regular monthly meeting tonight at 7240. Other matters of importance will be dispensed. A large attendance is desired.
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Antietams
Antietam
City Plans To Collect Ashes And Milk Permits
City officials discuss ash collection as a cost efficient program citing precedent. Councilman Harry Schueler Whidham urges adoption of a city wide system while mayor Rowmen warns milk producers fail to meet standards and considers revoking permits.
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Harry Schueler Whidham
Dag
Gar Vytuell
Schueler
Rowmen
Royal Dairyanen
Hospital Jelly Day fundraiser planned at Washington County Hospital
A local event called Jelly Day is announced for next Tuesday at Washington County Hospital. Citizens and auxiliary members are urged to donate jars of jelly, preserves, or canned goods to support the hospital. donations will be received in the afternoon and welcomed by all Magers town residents and county residents.
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Wasteington County
Mosnital
Magers
Bought Her Freedom for Ten Cents
An examined ad extols a deodorant and purifying salts claimed to cleanse the system, banish odors, and improve digestion. It promotes a candy form for ease of use, touting safety and appeal to children, while urging readers to try the fragrant, freshening product.
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Cosmars
Vague historic notice from Washington County hospital
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a November event at a hospital in Washington County. References to an Availlary Room and a door near Baltlinure Street appear, but details and proper names are unclear due to corruption. The readable items hint at a dedication or appointment related to a hospital wing or room.
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Caine
Washington County
Baltlinure Street
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