Farm Show to Open Saturday at Boonsboro
The annual Boonsboro Community Show hosted by the Future Farmers of America and Boonsboro High School Homes Economics Department will open Saturday in the high school auditorium. Entry is free with over $200 in prizes across farm products and household exhibits. Awards include cash, 25 cents for first, 10 cents for second, and ribbons for third, with diverse categories in apples corn vegetables baked goods and home economics.
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Éth
Boonsboro
Future Farmers of America
Homes Economics
Boonsboro High School
R. K. Remsburg
Phoebe Roop
Carroll Miller
Gas and Relief Adierika Cleanses System
An old advertisement claims Adierika acts on both upper and lower bowels for a thorough cleansing. It asserts relief from gas sour stomach nervousness and headaches, with one spoonful claimed to relieve gas and constipation. The text includes customer praise and a store name Cauffman's Cut Rate Store.
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Adierika
Jas
Cauffman
Cut Rate
Verdict for 191 Wages Slip Case in Cumberland
A Cumberland jury awarded Miss Anna M Stiff 191 to George W Hammaker a North Potomac street merchant for injuries from a slip in his store last April. She sought 15000 damages alleging a greasy floor. Miss Stiff, a 2 milliner of Hagerstown, was represented by Grace Gerber Silverburg. The suit moved from Hagerstown to Cumberland.
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Anna M. Stiff
George W. Hammaker
North Potomac Street
Allegany County
Cumberland
Miss Stiff
Hammaker
Hagerstown
Grace Gerber Silverburg
Boycott Coronation Of British Ruler Urged In Congress
Representative Cannon proposes a resolution to forbid US ambassadors and diplomats from participating in King Edward's coronation and Wallis Simpson marriage ceremonies. He calls the coronation a propaganda tool for monarchy, faults royal expenditures, and cites England as a defaulting debtor.
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Washington
Navy
Edward
Cannon
Wis
United States
Great Britain
Congress
England
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Red Cross in Maryland Posts Gains Despite Disasters
Maryland Red Cross reports a 25 percent membership rise to 44 000 and aid to over 7000 disaster victims in the state last year. Junior Red Cross enrollment jumped from 31 600 to 39 128 as chapters aided war veterans, life saving and first aid training, and home hygiene. National totals show 450 000 helped in 105 disasters nationwide.
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Red Cross
Victor D. Miller
Roll Call
Maryland
Federalsburg
Greensboro
Caroline County
Potomac
Susquehann
Bay Islands
Chesapeake
Ocean City
United States Naval Fleet
Two Arrested In Raid On Still Near Mt Briar
Federal investigators Ralph Tagg and David Walker seized a four 300 gallon still a 300 gallon mash and five gallons of whiskey in a mountain raid near Mt Briar Elmer Metz of Keedyaville entered a not guilty plea at arraignment before U S Commissioner D Angle Wolfinger and was held on a $1000 bond Verdeen Clopper was also arrested in the operation.
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Ralph Tagg
David Walker
Mt. Briar
Elmer Metz
Keedyaville
U.S
D. Angle Wolfinger
Verdeen Clopper
Smithsburg Man Dismissed Over Plant Incident
In the Smithsburg area another man connected to the plant case was dismissed by Commissioner Wolfinger. The San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge project is noted with a cost of 77 million dollars.
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Smithsburg
Cost
Wolfinger
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
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Future Farmers
Healey’s
North Potomac ST
Icodemus
Mier Bank
Garver
Potomac St
Miller’s
Edward's
Representative Cannon
Passengen
Hyattsville
New York
St. Louise
Washington Hospital
Richard Twisdale
Baltimore
Coast Guard
America
Peoples Store
Washington St
the Old Quaker Co
Lawrenceburg, Ing
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