Police Baffled In Hunt For Assailant
Centerville Maryland October 11 police were again at a loss where to begin in their search for the assailant who Monday attacked Miss Lottie Shriver 16 of Grasonville and left her at the side of a highway bound with forty feet of rope Stanley Wakefield of Baltimore returned to that city tonight after being cleared of the charges made against him by the girl both by her statement that she had mis named her attacker and by an alibi which was backed by his employer and Baltimore detectives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Lottie Shriver
Grasonville
Stanley Wakefield
Baltimore
Emmitsburg Man Praises Collier's Old Herbs Remedy
Anthony A. Wives of Emmitsburg reports long battle with indigestion gas and constipation ended after using Collier's Old Herbs. He and others claim relief from stomach distress, acid, and bowel issues with the 21 natural ingredients, recommending the medicine sold by People's Service Drug Stores in Hagerstown, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
Collier
People’s Service Drug Stores
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair Closes After Record-Breaking Run
Crowds packed Hagerstown Fair as racing and horse shows dazzled attendees. The cattle sale highlighted by James Spielman’s Angus calf sold for 22.25 per hundredweight, bringing 239.19 for a 1075-pound steer. Balloonist Walter Jewell wowed spectators with a double parachute drop as May Collier and others performed aquatic and aerial feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Spielman
Hagerstown Fair
Roy Higenbrode
Dallas Ward
Spielman
William Slick
Schluberg-Kurdle Company
Baltimore
H. W. Brewer
F. O
Kretsinger
Ernest Rowe
Jacob Johnson
Wall
Strider
Neal Dorsey
Walter Jewell
California
Frank
Alsatia Mummers Parade to Use Divisional Judging
The Alsatia Mummers Parade committee will appoint three judges for each division including children adults organized bodies and floats to judge only their division. Judging occurs as contestants pass the judges stand and awards follow the parade with final notices to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia Mummers Parade Committee
Slick
Parade Preparations Build Toward Largest Local Event
The line of march develops into shape for an upcoming parade promised to be the biggest in the area. Organizers strive to enhance both spectator and contestant experiences with full support from the committee. Included is mention of Owen Lakin, a Randolph Macon Academy student, visiting his parents on Hamilton Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tures
Hagerstown
Owen Lakin
Randolph Macon Academy
Mrs
J. B. Lekin
Hamilton Boulevard
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promises Constipation Relief
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN offers 100 percent bran claimed to relieve constipation with two tablespoonfuls daily with meals. The ad urges use with milk or cream and in cooking, noting genuine Kellogg's in the red and green package and urging purchase from all grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Reek
Lea's Hair Tonic Restores Natural Hair Color Claims
A vintage advert touts Lea's Hair Tonic as a scalp treatment that revives inactive pigment glands, reverting gray hair to its original brown, red, auburn, black or blonde. It promises harmles results, no dyeing, shampooing allowed, and offers mail order from Brentwood Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Weoa
Nee
Lea Tonlein
Brentwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmitsburg
Anthony A. Wives
Lves
Collier’s Old Herbs
May Collier
Washington County
Dr. J
Johnson
Beauty
Lookabaugh
Joseph Baker
White Patch
Marian Baker
Buster
William Bell
Gypsy
Hup
Adelle Cahill
Bill
William D. Byron
Mrs. Golden
A. H. Marple
Paul Gable
Ann Foreman
Billie Byron
Eugene Douglas
Paul Gabie
J. S. Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Kinney’s Shoe Store
South Potomac Street
Sterling Silver
Bentz & Mundey Jewelers
Chicago Market CO
N. Potomac St
Small
Jean
Liberty
U. S. Gov't
Unity Nut
Milwaukee Frankfurters
C Pound
Goto
Stetson
Men & Women
S Shoe Shop
Potomac Ae
J Cabs Paz LD
Roessner
Maryland Surety & Trust DO
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
Allen
Black
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!