State Meeting of Physicians Opening Today
The semi annual Maryland Medical Society gathering opens in Baltimore with many physicians attending over two days at the Hamilton Hotel. Dr Peregrine Wooth of Hagerstown will preside, registrations start at 4, a banquet at 6, and talks by Dr Ralph Stauffer and Thomas Lewis of Johns Hopkins among speakers. Women visitors will tour local health buildings and attend a tea at Fountain Head Club.
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Theamilton Hotel
Peregrine Wrath, Sr
Hagerstown
Vietor D. Mulnr
West Washington Steer
Hamilton Hotel
Ralph
Stauffer
Washington County
Sr. Thomay
Cullen
Neslicut
Medical and Chiturgical Pacitey
Maryland
Thayer
Treethout
Americea Mortiodt
Pringlpat
Peregrine Wooth
Wroth Loreth
Ureth
Delegater
Nounce
WP. Urier Company
Ot Huttway
Whiel
Die Waehlngston County Noenial
Ig Pubslig Health
Fountain Head Club
Warren D. Miller
Edwin Hlatt
A. C. Malseh
W. D. Campbell
L. al. Bromwdk
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old time advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a cure for infant colic and constipation. It claims gentle cleansing of bowels, improved sleep, and appetites, urging parents to buy genuine syrup from the California Fig Syrup Company and beware of counterfeits.
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Califordid
Nes Cotfcura Shading Sick 2S
Unable to form a coherent summary from the garbled text. The readable fragment mentions a person Nes Cotfcura and shading or illness but lacks sufficient context for a factual news item.
Girl earns first in judging at Hagerstown poultry show
Montgomery County 4 H member Miss Mire Montgomery led the Maryland team with 610 points in the state poultry judging contest at Hagerstown Fair. Her scores helped Maryland place second overall as the team prepares for Madison Square Garden in New York in January.
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Maryland
Watson Square Garden
New York
Olney
Gilbert Henderson
Montgomery County
Marlin Sutton
Mont County
Charles Hines
Eiven
Trainig
WB. Posey
Prince Georga’s
W. H. Rice
University of Maryland Extension Service
Prince George's County
Hagerstown
Calvert County
Saniee- Hon
Igh
Madison Square, Garden
Maryland State Bankers’ Associations
Waa Closa Runi
Elib
Diamond Dyes Advertisement Announcement
An old fashioned Diamond Dyes ad promotes cheap dyeing and color crafting. It urges readers to dye fabrics and drapes with Diamond Dyes, offers a free Color Craft booklet, and invites visiting druggists for samples and color guides.
Hagarstown Mummers Parade Plans Set for Halloween Night
The Alsatian Diummers Parate committee finalizes plans for a grand Halloween parade next Monday night. A large turnout of bands floats and organized groups is expected making it the largest parade of its kind in Hagarstown. Route and street changes to accommodate the march will be announced soon with judges list and further details forthcoming.
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Alsatian Diummers’ Parate
Clu
Hagarstown
Cost
Deldd
Municipal Light Company
Pototac Edition Company
Alsatia Glib
Satara
North
Potomac Street
Wall Ag
Wast Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Police Department
Boy Scouts
Boy Senate
Snappy Show at Maryland Promises Record Crowds
A rambunctious Maryland bill delivered a capacity crowd with headlining acts including Sadie Leonard’s Minstrels and the Six Dile Davilies. The program featured lively dances, comic turns by Matthew the comedian, a new Zuen and Zuen feh story, and strong vaudeville acts with notable stagecraft at Chestnut Street Theatre Philadelphia.
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Maryland
Welth
Chestnut Street
Iy Philadedydita
Intelight
Sadie Leonard
Matthew
Apyler
Zuen
Mr! Zuek
Mrs. Zuen
Teo
Brackn
Nace
Atx
Restore Health With SSS Iron Tonic Claims
In promotional prose, an advertisement touts SSS as a remedy for vitality and appetite, claiming benefits from a “whole some, healthy life.” It asserts the tonic helps build red corpuscles and nourishes the body, produced from herb roots in a modern lab and sold widely in two sizes with the larger being economical.
New Impetus Given to Tax Discussion
Washington October 4 Pp Artivis st the capital folly of Chulruun Green of Mle Liouse ward and menus committees gave new impetus to the discussion of tax legislation by the forthcoming Congress. Attention centered on the meatlux jet as seven days hence the committee begins drafting Breyamg bin. The chairman said he was not prepared to discuss all aspects of the prospective legislation but favored a general reduction of the corporation tax. He declined to estimate how much taxes could be reduced.
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Washington
Chulruun Green
Mle Liouse
Congress
Meatlux
Bio
Wlng
Banjo Ensemble Night Features Ye Sextette and Soloist
The Sunshining of Your Smile and Silver Nine are highlighted as the main numbers. The banjoist group will perform with dancers and a featured soloist. Tickets are 50 cents and may be obtained from the usual outlets tonight in Indy. some patrons are unable to attend.
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Lerilay
Indy
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Manbecks Bread
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Parker Tire
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Purina
Howard's
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R. F. Bower & CO
Washington St
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