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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1930

Page

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Hunting laws made public by Lecompte

Maryland game warden E Lee Lecompte issues notices outlining deer and upland game seasons for western counties. Buck antler minimums set at six inches. Garrett County grants a three day season in December. Washington County bans private preserve bucks. Allegany County runs December 3 to 15.

Baltimore Lews Ivan Marrland E. Lee Lecompte Lecompte Allegany Washington Garrett

Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Colors for Every Home

Real dyes offer vivid hues for dresses and drapes. Diamond Dyes boast high quality anilines claimed to produce soft bright results in fabrics and home textiles.

Milwaukee Youth Kills Father in Street Shooting

A 19 year old Milwaukee youth Willem Phillips shot and killed his father on a street in front of their home. He said he acted to protect the rest of the family citing the father’s frequent drunkenness. Police arrested the youth as the investigation continues.

Willem Phillips Milwaukee

Maryland Hunting Season Schedules and New Filters

The article outlines hunting seasons from November 10 to December 31 with variations by county including Garrett where some bounties end December 1. It notes open seasons for woodcock ring-necked pheasant Bob White and cottontail rabbits, and a reduced waterfowl bag due to federal rules. Deer numbers rise due to past forest fires, and a new window filter aims to reduce street noise and dust ingress indoors.

Garrett County Garret County Pennsylvania Maryland Allegany Garrett Lecompte Core

Phone Official Talks At Lions Club Meet

Odenthal of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company spoke at a Lions Club luncheon in Washington on sound origins language and dialects. He compared Bell’s first telephone to the human ear and noted television tech limits and cost. He demonstrated a portable sound projector and films on sound control, voice production, and trans-oceanic service. Attendees included J. H. Leonard and others from Hagerstown Frederick and Waynesboro lists.

Lions Club Hamilton Odenthal Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Washington, D. C Alexander Graham Bell Spexer Tus Bel Telephone Laboratories Norbody Hello Europe J. H. Leonard and P. Telephone Co Eolgar 5

Noted Russian Maestro Sevitzky Guests at Moller Plant Tour

Fabien Sevitzky famed conductor and founder of the Philadelphia Sinfonietta visited Hagerstown escorted by Lou Luberof. He toured the Moller plant with J. C. Funkhouser and praised the organ making and lumber operations. A luncheon, recital on the Ariste instrument, and a dinner followed, with plans for a future Sinfonietta concert in town. DETECTIVE DIES also notes Allan Pinkerton dies in New York Presbyterian hospital after two weeks illness.

Fabien Sevitzky Philadelphia Sinfonietta and Philharmonic Orchestra Warner Bros. Mastbaum Theatre Hagerstown Lou Fuberof Moller Philadelphia M. P. Moller J. C. Funkhouser Firme Europe FE. G. Shulenberger Moller Enterprises Sevitsky Dagmar Philadelpha Frederic Hoschke Waldorf-Astoria New York Levitzky J. O. Funkhouser Fountain Heads Country Club Mr Sevitzky Lou Luberot Fred Hoschke L. Debalta Sinfonietta Orchestra Hagerston Allan Pinkerton Pinkerton Detective Agency Presbyterian Hospital

October gardening tasks and farm advice from The Mail

October brings planting hints for bulbs and hardy annuals with notes on tulips crocuses and narcissus for April blooms. It covers alfalfa storage poultry rations culling methods head point flock care lighting in poultry houses and fall garden cleanup plus tree and shrub care and borer control deadlines.

Jorges Alabama Experiment Station

Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief

Sufferers of gas indigestion headaches and weakness report rapid improvement with Pape's Diapepsin tablets. Jacksonville man claims eight pound gain and freedom to eat freely after use and urges others to try a trial box from Wheeling West Virginia.

Pape CG. B. Roberts East Bast Jacksonville Fla Wheeling W. Va

Bishop installs Shenandoah College president in Dayton

Bishop C. D. Batdorf of the United Brethren Church spoke in Par risonburg to install Dr. Vernon Lee Phillip as president of Shenandoah College in Dayton. He urged the college to guide future leaders with a strong moral sense.

Parrisonburg Christian College D. Batdorf United Brethren Church Harrisburg Vernon Lee Phillip Kensington, Conn Shenandoah College of Dayton

Castoria Promises Comfort for Crying Babies

A vintage advertisement touts Castoria as a safe, vegetable remedy for fretful infants. It claims quick relief for colic, constipation, feverishness, and sleeplessness, urging mothers to keep Castoria on hand and gradually adjust dosing as children grow. Genuine Castoria shown by signature.

Fletcher

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Chicago Fiyers Or Pennsylvania Railroad Boy THE Ludwig Tire Ford Alsea the Hagerstown ‘Motor Co A. Miller Meet of Lions Club H. J. Odenthal Fabien Sevitsky Moller Plant Hagerstown Tire Co Chapter Ronald Colman Crawshaw Raffles Inspector McKenzie Scotland Yard McKenzie By Dan van Gorder Mail Information Bureau van Gorder Service, Inc Washington, D Pyaah Stewart Warner S. Potomac St Phono FAS Ripley Are Robert Ripley Supreme Court Acore Certified Public Accountant M. Goodloe
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