28 Nov 1928
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1928
Page
1
County Commissioners heard from the State Roads Commission that a detailed list of roads and mileages must be sent. The commission plans to re allocate funds to counties based on total road mileage, with supporters urging funding by population taxable base and mileage. Larger counties would receive greater returns due to higher tax contributions.
The Panghorn Corporation and its employees contribute 181 to the Red Cross with 100 from the company and 91 from staff members.
Advice describes cascara as a natural laxative to overcome constipation without force. It praises cascara bark and Cascaret tablets, claiming regular bowel function for weeks and that every druggist carries them. It frames cascara as safer and preferable to stronger remedies.
Maryland officials announce efforts to reclaim nearly all of the 376000 shortfall in State Roads Funds with only about 40000 to 50000 possibly unrecovered. Union Trust Company faces liability for forged checks while authorities pursue 20 additional names in the defalcation over seven years. Governor Ritchie studies recommendations from the special commission. State's Attorney O'Conor awaits detailed transactions.
Chambersburg yesterday saw three men from Greencastle and one from Chambersburg charged and convicted or pleaded guilty on liquor offenses. Charles Snyder pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and faces sentence next week after testifying against John Bandermark who was accused of selling liquor. Howard Robinson was found guilty and sentenced to three months in jail for DUI. Samuel Lindsey pleaded guilty to manufacturing liquor and received ten months and costs. officers had raided his property last summer finding fifty gallons of whisky five mash barrels and two stills. Robert Beard was sentenced to eight months for possessing liquor legally. The piece ends with note on Chicago and Tokio population rankings.
A famous health claim advises drinking a quart of water daily to aid kidney function, paired with four ounces of Jad Salts each morning to flush and stimulate kidneys. It asserts benefits for urinary issues, bladder irritation, and systemic acidity, promoting Jad Salts as a cheap, pleasant remedy.
A new Patismn hats line arrives featuring felts painted and burnt in contrasting colors, velvets with metallic embroidery, tulle and lace accents, and shiny metallic touches. Sport felts come in bright colors plus black brown and tan for immediate wear at popular prices.
Coal ranges gas ranges and combination units advertised with 50 days free trial. Factory representative to be present on Tuesday to explain offers and demonstrate models. Deals highlight price reductions and credit options for buyers.
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