Kiwanians Tour Local Telephone Plant Visit
Kiwanians inspect the Chesapeake and Maryland Telephone Company plant in Hagerstown. The group, led by Mark Mellor and local officials, learned about switching and service operations before a luncheon. Nominations for officers were noted as due next Wednesday. Guests included H. Vernon Slau grasper, C. J. Thomas, and others from Portstown, Winchester, Baltimore, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Mellor
Imanager
Nel Serstown
Knee C. Lightner
The
Hib
Micheon
TH. Vernon Slaugster
Portetowi
H.C. DeWitt
Winchester
C.J. Thomas
Baltimore
Wy E Yalkrocht
Mushergh
Erle F Pumson
New York
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promotes Relief From Constipation
An advertisement touts Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a safe permanent solution to constipation, claiming it prevents numerous diseases by cleaning the intestines. It promises guaranteed relief in chronic cases or money back, and notes the product is ready to eat with nut-like flavor. Made in Battle Creek Michigan and sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelloge
Battle Treck
Michigan
Jolson testifies in Rhinelander marriage suit denial
Serious Al Jolson, a focus comedian, testified at White Plains New York in the Leonard Kip Rhinelander marriage annulment case denying he ever flirted with Alice Jones Rhinelander. He said he never saw her in his tie and noted he is married.
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al Jolson
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
White Plains
N.Y
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Kip
Alice
Jolson
Noisy Social Calls Across Towns Reported
Downsville and Sharpsburg residents visited relatives in Hagerstown and Williamsport. Names noted include Fred Flack Ian John Jami Caffman Vera Downs Taury Leng Enory Prook Ralph Hannah Jane Long Thomas Smith and others. Attended a recital at St Johns Auditorium with several families from Madeling ad Banking Maze and Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flack
Ian
John
Sharpsburg
Hiiary Flaok
Jami Caffman
Fairplay
Anna
Vera Downs
J.A. Bragenier
Williamsport
Taury Th Leng
Hilton and
Jane
Western Pike
Enory O. Prook
Ralph
Hannah
Jane Long
Trayden
Jon G. Smith
Hagerstown
Thamis Smith
di W W. Kirk
Miss Rainay Downs
Marvin
St. John's
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Widely Praised
A historical promo notes global origins of medicines and lauds Lydia B. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for fifty years. It claims the remedy combats stubborn female ailments and grows in popularity, citing international roots and a worldwide tribute to medical progress.
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Iniia
Chile
Italy
Epsom
Englhin
Japan
Lydia B. Pinkham
Community Notes From Ringgold and Nearby Areas
Ringgold events report visits by Elder Reynolds and family of Edgemont to Samuel Mentzer and family. John Newcomer and family visited Mrs Newcomer’s parents Ate and Mrs. 1. Letter in Waynesboro. Kellar Creager butchered two large porkers. Richard Pitt recently hospitalised in Baltimore. Margaret Crider of Waynesboro spent days with Ada Stouer. Joh Delauter formerly Miss Mar McKendrick goes to housekeeping in Frederick. D. G. Rowe visited John Newcomer and family. I G Rowe and George Rowe traveled to Bathmore on business. Mary Leiter of Waynesboro spent weekend with sister Mrs John Newcomer. Martha Creager of Waynesboro also mentioned.
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Ringgold
Reynolds
Edgemont
Samuel Mentzer
John Newcomer
Wake The Liver With A Modern Secret Tablet
Boosts bile flow through a liver secretion tablet named Moxon. Claims to improve bowel function, digestion, and general health by stimulating the liver and antiseptic bile. Advertises samples and a sales hook with dubious medical certainty.
Movie Star Spoon highlights Mae Murray in Sun day Baltimore
Mae Murray, a favorite of Screenland, ornaments this week’s silver spoon in the Sunday Baltimore American’s Movie Star Spoon series. The spoon costs 18 cents with a coupon from the Baltimore American and can be redeemed in Hagerstown at The Hagerstown News Agency or local stores offering “Coupon Redeemed Here.”
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Mae Murray
Screenland
Baltimore American
Hagerstown
Ady
Maryland Sheriff Ineligibility To Succeed Self
Assistant Attorney General Wille A. Jones says no Maryland county sheriff can succeed himself in office. The opinion follows a ruling requested by Worcester County State's Attorney Edmond H. Johnson. The Baltimore City sheriff may be affected by this interpretation.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Wille A. Jones
Edmond H. Johnson
Worcester County
Baltimore City
Be re elected despite 1914 legislative act
A fragment notes that a person named Mr Jones would be re elected despite a provision addressed by an act of the legislature in 1914. The text references legal constraints but does not provide full context or additional details.
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Jones
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Kiwanians
Telephone Co
Telephone Company
Hagerstown Kiwants Club
Chesapeake and Matomac Telephone Company
Phillips
Tacarted Nienena
Clib
Tech
Tele
United States
Oxford
Parison
Ehough
Flewark Shoe
Downsville
Home Furniture CO
South Potomac Street
Awhitenetl Pharmacad Co
Bailey’s
S. Pot
Potomac
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
W. Franklin
H. W. Hart Co
Ludwig Motor Co
Franklin Lin Straet
Hagerstown Motor CO
Summit Ave
B. & O. Depat
Hs Son
Keller
Creager
England
Wales
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
In Free State
Greenwalt Electric Supply CO
West Antietam Street
Martz Electric Co
Patemac
Faber’s Cor
Franklin & Jonathan Sis
RED Cross
Roll Case
Starvers
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