Mayors Speech Stuns South On New York Leader Tour
Atlanta dispatch reports James J. Walker, New York mayor elect, urged unity at a Miami banquet hosted by Major John F. Cohen. He described Tammany as hungry and unscrupulous, then spoke on WSB radio sending greetings home as he tours the South.
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Atlanta
Big
Tammany Hall
James J. Walker
New York
Miami
Walker
Ward Hessiam
John F. Cohen
Georgia
WSB
Journal
South
Corporation
Bardwan's City Hall Vision Prompts Democratic Unity
The speaker, a mayor elect figure, voices devotion to home towns and Tarumany Hall, pledging loyalty to the national Democratic body and stressing cooperation and reform. He condemns none and calls for a united effort to advance the party's standards and future collaboration.
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Bowery
Tarumany Hall
Talimany Hall
jPod
Hig
Panamiag
Tragedy Strikes Middletown as Boy Killed in Auto Attack
Four year old Walls boy of Middletown died after a vehicle operated by John Hutchinson struck him. Hutchinson was held on $1,000 bond pending coroner's action.
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Middletown
Del
G— Dolphue
Walls
J. E. Walls
John
Corner Stone Laying For Washington County Orphan Homes
The corner stone for a new combined home and training school for orphans and boys, funded by the late Peter Gray’s bequest, was laid at Sea Mar on a Wednesday afternoon. Leaders from the Washington County Home for Orphans and Friendly Children and related boards presided, with Rev. J Stewart Hartman and others delivering prayers and remarks. The ceremony included deposit of articles in the stone by Mrs. James Findlay, and plans call for remodeling the farm dwelling into administration offices and superintendent residence by April 1.
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Wale
Peter Gray
Sea Mar
Wi. Waller Elmor
Washington County
Hagerstown
Esmet
W. P. Wachter
Scott R. Wagner
Keller
James Findlay
Warthington County
Z. N. Deshields
Leaver ‘Creek
Church notices and society events in Downsville area
A Sunday Christian Church service featured the Woman's Missionary Society with Mrs Eva D Frick presiding. Other items note travel talks, music, and an orchestra. Local literary society elected officers and many residents attended daily activities and dinners. An advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for gray hair darkening.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Eva D. Frick
Helen Reid
Misa Katherine Neikirk
Lord
Mra
Edward Updearars
South America
Garnetter
Byron L. Bloom
Charles B. Houser
Sage
Ays
Wyeth
Marvil and Sinisen Families Visit Noonsboro Area
Mr and Mrs Russell Hasterdayson Marvil visited relatives at Noonsboro Sonday with Mr and Mrs Roger Sinisen elit aren Kenevola and brother Albert joining David Easterdays. Marvin C Long visited friend John Miller Tlageratawy and accompanied Thomas Harsh man on a motoring trip to Philadelphia. Mrs Hofman daughter Mise Gladys Edgemont were also visitors.
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Russell Hasterdayson Marvil
Noonsboro
Roger Sinisen
Aren Kenevola
Albert
David
Real Relief from Neuritis with Special Formula No 2
A newspaper ad promises rapid relief from neuritis pain. It touts Alleivhu Special Formula No 2 in capsule form, claims about 24 hours of major pain reduction, and urges purchase at Wareham's City Pharmacy or any good druggist. The copy appeals to sleepless sufferers with warnings that other products fail.
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Wareham’s. City Pharmacy
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Adv
Radio program schedule fragments across cities and programs
A scrambled listing of radio hour by hour programs across multiple stations and cities. It mentions orchestras singers and concerts with various times and locations including Philadelphia New York Chicago Memphis Washington and Denver. The text shows names and orchestras but lacks coherent narrative.
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Edgewood, Md
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Langale St
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Marbean Road
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Brummer
Cavetown, Md
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Rose Grove
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CL. Claybaugh
East Ave
Nap-Air
Mr. Ambrose Bailey
Vine St
Ry Ai Baker
Glenre Epring, Md
Miss
Virginia, Taney
Bethel St
Carrie Stouffer
Marie Godson
Potomac St
W. Jenkins
N. H. Burkholder
Paul Kregle
East
Franklin
J. G. Moore
Mitchell Ave
Frank McCormick
Virginia Ave
Leola Miller
Rohrersvile, Md
H. E. Shank
Boonsboro, Md
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Fate Play
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W. Washington
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Effie Burner
Clara Abbott
Trega
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W. Franklin St
Ray Washington
Hageratown
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State Line, Pa
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Washington Street
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