13 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1930
Page
1
Preliminary figures from the Census Department show farm totals on April 1, 1950 and April 1, 1930 with declines since 1920. The Wyre ef Maryland area reports 4596 farms in 1950 and 42,313 in 1930, with nearby states showing large century-spanning totals and a drop of about nine percent.
Elmer W. Kimble was held for hearing after a week in custody and fined 109 dollars plus costs for driving under the influence. He faces arraignment before Magistrate Richard Duty following a first appearance this morning. Patrolman Jesse B. Brown arrested him and another DUI suspect yesterday. Whitfield Robertson, 72 East North Street, is ill at home.
Rev Dr Rider of Grace U. B. church marks 21 years in service and explains advantages of long pastorates including program opportunities field knowledge and intimate pastor congregant relations. Evening talk outlines disadvantages. attendance at Sunday school and a community event follow. A separate note: autoist William Jackson fined for reckless driving after colliding with a wagon.
A magazine ad-style piece blames fatigue on acidity rather than laziness. It explains excess stomach acid causes indigestion, gas, sourness, and sleep disruption, then promotes Magnesia Oxoids from a German firm as a cure. Readers are urged to test acidity and buy via Peoples Service Drug Stores with a money-back guarantee.
James Wright a 35 year old Inwood West Virginia resident is hospitalized with multiple serious injuries from an early Sunday automobile crash near Antietam Deputies Cushwa Gouff report the damaged sign vehicle was said to be struck by a second car occupied by three local youths The investigation continues with uncertainty over the exact cause and injuries Wright left Inwood with two companions Saturday night.
The report says Qarratory Stada tet Ser er mene y a wae is much improved as doctors locate the issue and expect no operation. Ric Steele, a Span Am veteran and YMCA secretary, is much improved after hospitalization at Walter Reed for observation following a Saturday incident involving a gallon jar of alleged whiskey. Mrs Steele’s letter to George F Updegraff is noted.
The Ford highlights extensive use of ball and roller bearings across the drive train. Each bearing weighs over a pound yet varies less than two grams, with piston wrist-pin holes diamond bored to three ten-thousandths of an inch. Precise manufacture and simple design promise economy and long life, encouraging a dealer demonstration ride.
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