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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1935

Page

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Wind Storms Cause Heavy Losses Across Maryland Counites

Tornadic winds swept through Anne Arundel Calvert and Prince George s counties with a zig zag two to ten mile long path. Tobacco barns and curing tobacco were heavily damaged along with corn fields on the Eastern Shore. One man Harry Plummer injured. crews work to restore roads and lines. Damage estimated in the thousands with southern counties most affected.

Associated Press Maryland Anne Arundel Calvert Prince George's Talbot Queen Anne's Willoughby Talbot County Wye Centreville Harry Plummer Jewell Anne Arundel County Queen Anne’s Bay Tangier Sound Benjamin Wilkinson Webb's Corner Anne ‘Arun Calvert County Prince George's County Croome Bowie Smith Dunkirk Chaney's Station Ida Watson Allen Watson Eugene Watson Oden Wickham Richard Sweeney Elon Turner

Doan's Pills Advertised for Kidney Health

Medical claims emphasize flushing 15 to 180 miles of kidney tubes to relieve burning and discomfort from bladder issues. warns that inadequate emptying can cause backache leg pains and fatigue. Advises asking a druggist for Doan's Pills, stating they have helped millions for over 40 years.

Doan

Storm Blows Through Southern Maryland Area

A severe storm in Talbot and Queen Annes counties causes devastating damage. Farmers like Tracy's Landing resident Bill Chambers describe the sudden onrush of rain and a violent, shifting wind. Tangier Sound reports gale-force winds with high tides, while Calvert and Prince Georges counties log extensive structural destruction including homes, barns, a schoolhouse, and police property.

Talbot Queen Anne’s Bill Chambers iTracy’s Landing Anne Arundel County

Southern and Yankee Vets Plan Reunion

Amarillo Texas September 4 1938 United Confederate Veterans vote unanimously for a joint Gettysburg reunion for friendship and a restored flag issue General Rice A Pierce Union City Tennessee supported the plan Paul Roy for Governor George H Harle Pennsylvania announced at Grand Rapids Michigan G A R meeting He recalled Gettysburg 1913 agreement to meet 75 years later George W Waddell 89 Fort Worth commander died after a fall in an elevator during the encampment area death claims the gray line

Amarill Tex Dizie Gettysburg United Confederate Veterans Rice A. Pierce Union City Tenn Hell Paul Roy George H. Harle Pennsylvania Grand Rapids Mich Roy George W. Waddell Robert BE. Lee Fort Worth

Three Die In Highway Crash Near Walkersville

UNIONTOWN Pa Sept 5 a collision of heavily loaded motor trucks killed three men instantly They were William Minehart 35 Chalk Hill Pa Floyd Shaffer 32 Bruceton Mills W Va and Ray Nicole 24 passenger in Shaffer s truck The trucks skidded together near Walkersville destroying both vehicles and scattering debris across the road

Uniontown William Minehart Chalk Til Floyd Shaffer Bruceton Mills W. Va Ray Nicole Shaffer Walkersville

Mock Aerial Raid Staged Over City

Cincinnati witnessed a mock air raid as an Army Air Corps plane flew past a beacon of an 800 million candle power searchlight at Fountain Square Esplanade during the Engineers’ Society convention. Lieut Frank G. Irvin piloted the craft from Wright Field Dayton. sound detectors picked up its engine before entering the beam. Thousands watched from hilltops and vantage points as the demonstration highlighted the light’s power.

Cincinnati Army Air Corps C. L. MacLachlan Frank G. Irvin Wright Field Dayton

Welfare boards to meet on Maryland plan in Harford

Baltimore date Sept 4 The Maryland Emergency Relief Administrator Harry Greenstein and Harford County Commissioners will finalize county welfare boards Monday. All counties except Harford have boards in place and functioning. Chairs of the boards are to attend a conference in Baltimore Tuesday to discuss extending the relief program through winter and pension fund distribution.

Baltimore Harry ,Greenstein Maryland Emergency Relief Administrator Harford County Harvord Greenstein

Motor vehicle deaths top 248 Kansans in first half 1985

In the first half of 1985, motor vehicle accidents killed 248 Kansans, the highest toll recorded so far. Officials warn that alcohol impairment and speed contribute to these fatalities across the state.

Prosecutor in Kentucky Assassinated in Dynamite Attack

Harla n County Attorney Elmon C Middleton was killed by a dynamite blast as he started his car in front of his home in Harlan Kentucky. Investigators probe the murder linked to bitter Democratic primary clashes as Middleton predicted he could be slain. Seventeen sticks of dynamite and four shotgun shells were found in the wreckage. Middleton died at Harlan Hospital after being rushed there. Guards guarded the car remains amid rain as evidence planed.

Harlan, Ky Harlan County Elmon C. Middleton Middleton Henry H. Dewhardt National Guard Harlan County Grand Jury National Guards Theodore BR. Middleton Denhardt WH. L. Bell Harlan Christian Church Harlan ‘Hospital

Fragmentary Health Warning Note

A partial OCR snippet references smallpox and measles in a health context. The readable text hints at a time when vaccination or disease discussion occurred, but precise events, dates, places, or entities are not recoverable from the fragment. The note lacks full context to identify people or organizations involved.

Athlete Foot Relief Promises Quick Foot Comfort

An ad publicizes FOOT-RY, a treatment claimed by a renowned specialist to cure athlete's foot. It targets itching, perspiration, blisters, redness, cracking, and odor with a product described as a trusted remedy from the Times Trichophytom line.

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