05 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1934
Page
1
A Hagerstown letter praises David J. Lewis for Congress, arguing his record is clean and helpful to the under‑dog. The writer cites his pension plan for the aged, opposition to political puppets, and steadfast, statesmanlike conduct amid economic woes, urging support over his opponent.
November events listed by the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce include an organ recital by Prof. Shore at St Pauls M H Church at 8 P M, an act play by Potomac Playmakers at Women s Club, a lecture by Richard Carl Medford at Medford s Washington County Museum, and several Civic Section, Women s Club, Shrine Club, and museum lectures and concerts through November 21. Miss Bertha Negley, secretary, 2015, should be contacted before the first Monday of each month to carry in this column.
The Washington Frederick County boundary line shaped one of 12 registration appeal cases presented Saturday before Judges Urner and Willard in Frederick. The dispute involves Robert D Webber Mary Webber and Margaret E Moler who live near Weverton and claim residence in Frederick County. Neighbor testimony placed the home west of the original site of the boundary segment.
Hyde Park New York November 5 Colonel Edward M House foreign affairs authority and intimate of Woodrow Wilson after a visit with President Roosevelt expressed confidence Sunday that naval limitation agreements would extend He spoke sparingly about the Sunday dinner and afternoon talks but indicated belief that London parley would reach an understanding and that business was better
An elderly woman, Mrs. Mary E. Ridenour, was struck by a car at Franklin and Prospect streets, dragged about 50 yards, and seriously injured. The driver, G Elmer Harsh, said he could not stop immediately after the collision. No charges filed yet as injuries are treated at Washington County Hospital.
The Antietam Fire Company invites members to a regular monthly meeting at Summit avenue Hall on Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Officers for the coming year will be nominated and participation in the annual charity treat for needy children is planned. A court decision concerning county boundary and names on Frederick County records is noted.
The piece surveys the forthcoming 1936 elections with Roosevelts re election and the new deal as central issues. It notes plans for 47 states to vote on 432 House seats and 34 Senate seats plus holdovers, while detailing key races in New York California New Jersey Vermont and Minnesota. It highlights leaders and candidates including Upton Sinclair Frank Merriam Herbert Lehman Robert Moses and Henry Fletcher and Far more than 80 women running for high offices.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe pleasant laxative. It claims they replace calomel, are sugar coated and olive colored with no griping, helping bowel action while removing symptoms like dark breath dull tiredness and headache. It lists prices 15c 30c and 66c and urges trial.
Enroute from Chambersburg to the city a collision occurred between a school bus and another machine. Empty pocketbooks were found by pickpockets. The election will be over tomorrow night and prizes for tips are announced.
Puzzle page fragment shows a crossword with numerous clues and jumbled phrases. Readable entries include clues for words like Get away from, Small cups for cutting diamonds, Silver in Ingots, English cath China dral city, American humorist, and Brazilian capital. The text is fragmented with garbled OCR, making full solution unclear.
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