Whiskey Stolen From Truck Reported by Charlton Brothers
Charlton Brothers of Pine Street report a larceny of a case of whiskey from a truck to city police yesterday.
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Charlton Brothers
Pine Street
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1944
Page
4
Hangtown Fry Recipe Ad by The National Brewing Co
A vintage advertisement promotes National Bohemian beer paired with Hangtown Fry. It instructs hosting tips for a kitchen party and outlines how to cook the omelette with eggs and small oysters, then serve to guests in corners. It invites readers to request The Amateur Chef recipe book from National Brewing Co in Baltimore.
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Hangtown
National Brewing Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Rotary speaker Dr. Tippetts warns against education drifting toward pure technical training
Dr. Tippetts, headmaster of Merversbnug Acar enty male, spoke to Rotary about the risk of vocational overemphasis eroding economic and historical knowledge. He urged broader education valuing past methods and human-centered teaching while noting many universities prioritize research over student guidance.
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Nork
Lore Alexander
Tippettts
Merversbnug
America
Tippetts
Almo
Tripetts
Tippelis
Tip petitions focus on educating returning servicemen
Dr Tip Pettis cites teachers as central to education's role in forming good citizens. He urges understanding and support for returning veterans to finish school, arguing the country will need them with education’s full advantages. The ad also promotes St Joseph Aspirin as a top value product.
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Dr.Tippetts
Sheriff Opposes Salary Fixing Measure in Maryland
Sheriff John B. Huyett testified before the State Legislative Council in Baltimore. He opposed a bill that would authorize Washington County Commissioners to fix the Sheriff and deputy salaries, arguing the issue should remain with the Legislature to avoid political racketeering.
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State Legislative Council
Baltimore
John B. Huyett
Washington County
Huyett
Board officials debated salaries at county meeting
The sheriff and deputies attended as five commissioners and the register of wills were present. The sheriff said current salary plans were fixed but uncertain who would be sheriff or commissioners after the next state election.
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly
A dental powder named FASTEETH promises firmer dentures with a non acid, tasteless formula that avoids sour taste and helps reduce denture odor. It claims to stop slipping and wobbling for comfortable wear and can be purchased at drug stores.
Lawman Proposes Harsh Highway Arrest Plan
A police official states a plan to deploy deputies to stop motorists on highways for minor infractions to boost revenue, while asserting he does not want citizens persecuted during his term in office.
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