Woman Favours Coval Smith For President
Mrs Rebecca L Felton of Georgia, the oldest WCTU member in the South and a former U S senator, writes to Governor Hardwick urging support for Alfred E Smith. She decries slander against Smith, defends Tammany and the party’s southern stakes, and laments Georgia women dragging the temperance cause into politics.
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United States Senate
Alfredb. Smith
Rebecca L. Felton
Georgia
Hardwicks
Tom Watson
South
Hardwick
Smith
Mrs. Felton
Asassin
Tom
Work
Hoover
Preacher Straton
New York
Atlanta
Tammany
Governor Smith Denounces Hoover on Farm Relief and Religion
Governor Smith pledges immediate farm relief and attacks Hoover for driving farmers out of business. He blames Hoover and Coolidge policies for agricultural hardship and asserts strict separation of church and state as essential to American welfare. He says voters should judge him beyond religion and trust his leadership for the next four years.
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Hoover
Southern Democrat echoes on liquor and Tammany Hall
A 1928 political speech decries rum running and calls for honest enforcement by Governor Smith. The speaker condemns Tamany Hall supporters and recalls Abram Hewitt and 19th century party shifts, warning against moral or political decline similar to Samson’s temple.
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Republican Party
Smith
Tammany Hall
Washington
Abram Hewitt
Cox
Fernando Wood
Hewitt
National Democratic Committee
Samson
President to Talk With Spanish King In Radio Inauguration
President Coolidge and the King of Spain will hold a radio telephone conversation next Saturday morning to inaugurate the United States Spain telephone lines. It will be Coolidge's first opportunity to speak by radio with Europe.
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Washington
Blackford Held in Virginia on Forgery Indictment
J Corbin Blackford, indicted in Charlestown for numerous forgeries, was captured today in Virginia and returned. A local bank was said to hold more than $5,000 in forged papers.
Sorbol Quadruple Liniment Sold by Drugstores
An 18 year goitre was removed eight years ago after using Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment. The claimant, W N A Querry of Mapleton Depot Pa, offers to share the full experience. Information available from HL P Middlekautt Druggist or Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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N. A. Querry
Mapleton Depot
HL P. Middlekautt
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Envoy of feminism in training at Wellesley College
Miss Maime Sze daughter of the Chinese ambassador to the United States studies at Wellesley College and aims to be an ambassador of American feminism to China. She has earned the coxswain position on the sophomore crew and prepares to lead fall practice with megaphone in place and ropes at hand.
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United States
Maime Sze
Wellesley College
Mass
China
Miss Sze
Wellesley
Harvard junior at sixty eight years earns degree
William Leonard Benedict, 68, former banker with Kidder, Peabody, resumes studies at Harvard aiming for a B S this time after a career in finance. He notes no greater feeling of age than a sophomore in 1878, studying music, the Bible and English literature as he pursues the degree he once paused to join the firm.
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NBA Service
Cambridge
Mass
William Leonard Benedict
Harvard
Leonard
Kidder, Peabody and Company
Benedict
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Keedysville Notes Share Social and Church Events
Keedysville letter reports Mrs Mollie Reel hosted by Mrs Eva Wyand on Sunday and Rev Fillmore Kohler from Mt Alto Pa visited Rev and Mrs R A Strausbaugh last week. Mrs Annie Pry returned from Tennessee to her home, while Luther Green and family were visited by Keefer Moupt and daughter Irene and Miss Emma Green. H E Athey entered 12 Jersey cattle at the Hagerstown Fair. Otterbein Guild of Salem U B church met at Miss Virginia Cronice home with program on Discipleship and readings by several members.
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Christian Youth
Dorothy Knadler
Foster Valentine
Patsy
William Easterday
BE. E. Wyand
Oscar Stine
Charles Spielman
Hagerstown
Luther Green
Myersville
Emma Green
Lloyd Clark
Mollie Reel
Eva Wyand
Fillmore Kohler
Mt. Alto
R. A. Strausbaugh
Annie Pry
Johnson
City
Tenn
Luther T. Green
Keefer Moupt
Irene
Luthe Green
H. E. Athey
Hangerstown
Otterbein Guild of
Salem UB
Virginia Cronice
Emma Burter
Alice Buxton
Christ
Ruth Khaadler
Margaret Wyand
Christ of
Sunday Visitors At Local Homes Highlight Community Ties
Members of Hagerstown and surrounding areas were guests at several homes during the weekend. Elmer Fisher hosted a child and parents. Ray Ditto and his children Margaret Catherine Phyllis Hagerman visited Page Ditto in Boonsboro. Rev. Joe Snyder preached at Salem A B Church in Duncannon Pa. Elmer Ridenour and Mrs Moody hosted visitors from Littlestown Pa. Clayton Poffenberger’s home welcomed Grayson Fate and daughter Easie Anna Krebs Edward Hoerner of Baltimore and several local families from Rosecrest Va near Boonsboro Mt. Carmel and Rosecrest were represented by Kefauver and Poenberger families.
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Child
Hagerstown
Elmer Fisher
Ray Ditto
Margaret
Catherine
Phyllis
Hagerman
Page Ditto
Boonsboro
Joe Snyder
Duncannon
Salem A. B
Elmer Ridenour
Haerstown
Moody
Littlestown
W. JC
Clayton Poffenberger
Grayson Fate
Easie
Anna
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Coval Smith
Rebecca Felton
Stickell’s Seafoam
Westiogtoe St. Ago
Polly Preston
Strong Arch
McCardell Bros
Frederick Fair
American Radiator Co
Jonathan St. Hagerstown, Md
Qian
Maryland
Alsa
William L. Benedict
Keedysville
Kodak Picture Developing
Heidwohl
West
Washington St
Goldenmoon
Harry S. Myers
Radiola
Standard Oil CQ
New Jersey
Highland Ave. and
Penna
RB. R
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