Terrible fright of Mrs Dillon in western storm
A damaged reminiscence recounts Mrs Dillon and her family fleeing a massive hurricane from Aug 16 to 18 in Houston and Guivaton. The narrative details 82 mph winds, $2,000,000 in damage, collapsed trees, dangerous crossings, and a terrifying night as the doctor urged them to safety with clothes torn and children clinging to parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. Wong
Middletown
P. H. Cronin
Houston
Teyag
Ming Jia Dillon
Guivaton
Mra. Cronti
Ava
Dorothy
Viola
Tou
John
Tom
Higuay
DOUBLY PROVEN DOUBTS REMAIN ON EVIDENCE IN HAGERSTOWN REVERD
The Hagerstown reader recounts a long testimony of relief and benefit from Doan's Kidney Pills. George F. Semler of Jefferson Street credits the remedy with curing his kidney complaint after heavy lifting and back weakness. Local druggist records confirm the purchase and public endorsement. Supreme officers of the order expect a large turnout with John W. Cruett of Baltimore slated to attend as an introducer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Uch
George F. Semler
Jefferson St
Doen
Rody & Meredith
Hemler
Tam
al Dealern
Kener Han
Vorter
Myburn Co
Jiaffalo
Bo Prenat
John W. Cruett
Haltimore
One Week Remains in Maryland Primary For Forward Campaign
A fragmented poem-like piece notes one week left in Maryland's primary race. It laments the exhausting contest between camps, criticizes campaign conduct, and reflects on public trust and national implications amid partisan rhetoric. The text suggests a long, contentious path ahead for voters and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ony
Monk Bitkey
Maryland
Travel Club Guests Visit Norris Town In Weekend Stay
The Travel Club of Curtte Lodge No. 239 Norris Town hosted Mie Polenag Lodge Rew for a weekend gathering with forty members. Mayor Scott gave the welcome address at the Odd Fellows Temple, after which guests dined at Tag mar Hotel and toured Annalan Battlefield materials before returning home Saturday evening. The group visited Pen Mar yesterday for a day trip and plans to resume travels in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norriatown
Scott
Pracct
Bsells
Tagmar
Pen Mar
Norristown
Baltimore
Excursion to Loray Draws 708 Passengers on Sunday
A big Loray excursion carried 678 passengers from Dalti more to Vanuriiown with 23 additional participants in the local area, totaling 708 who used the excursion rates. The item notes the Old Man Good and Geo W Clough of Prentiss using Moley’s Kidney Pills with claimed health benefits and advertises Folry’s Kidney Pills for kidney issues and general aches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loray
Pothte
Daltimore
Vanuriiown
Ieety
Geo. W. Clough
Nf Prentiss
Tita Wuminer
Faithful Cold Remedy Mention From Old Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a traditional cold remedy and a doctor or healer quote. It references King’s Now something and a claim of trying many remedies, noting distrust or caution about effectiveness and personal experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Equal Rates Rule From State Industrial Court Ruling
The State Industrial Court ruled there is no wage distinction between employees hired by hour day or week in a case by a widow of a road contractor. The worker Charline was paid ten cents hourly and died in Braval vit. The widow seeks compensation arguing hazard and casual status at time of death. Contagion concerns and health boards emerge alongside cough remedies and school preps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odent Com Tatesian
Charline
Brite
Kidnapped Gwn Son Stirs Wheeling Search
Wright Moon a Moonly Bible Institute student from Chicago allegedly kidnapped his son from the Greggsville grandmother’s home near Wheeling last May, while his wife remained in Maryland. Police across surrounding towns are asked to watch for the child, Jim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Wright Moon
Moonly Bible Institute
Chicago
Tin Child
L. G. Sheets
Greggsville
Wieeting
Moon
West Virginia
Jim
Calralax and CITROLAX advertised with quack claims
A jumble of patent medicine pitches and false health claims dominates the clipping. It touts Calralax and CITROLAX as cures for constipation and stomach ills, mentions a misprinted Birmingham incident, praises King’s New Life Pills, and cites a wartime promotion and a newspaper man’s endorsement, all in a sensational, non-credible tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
St. Jaméa
Foley
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Fea
Travel Club
Guy Stouffer
Bridgeport
Te Giroud
Baoks
Harness
Vaurin W. Setldurcht
Hamilton Hote
Infante
Copii
Stewarton
Wrigh
Hosemant
Neb
Trey Poley
Lolita
Lebanon Town
HH. Witter
Ryerly
Lebanon
Afrain & ‘Bonyelottilers and Furnishera
Wwarnish
McKeh
Schoala
Boards of Health
Ipany
Tae
Parnigny
Bolt
Gwn Son
Hell
Slovn
Sleana Lintment
Sunny Tennessee
Carl Veneen
We and Son
Hancock
Asch
Johmson City
Tenn
Priva Smith
Martinsburg
Walter T. Deacon
Jolson City
Calralax
Birmingham
Patrolmin Moate
Drew
King
War Office
Neal
H. Harman
Dagerstown
Belsinger Optical Co
S. Potomac St
Woney
Ringer's
We Belkhom
Elese
Nice
Bee
Pakenfolrd
Jack
Artietam Mill CO
Nain’s Furniture Store
Clearspring
A. m
Lykens Valley
George’s Canck
Dohm
Leister
Lee Street
Sto Jay Ace
Garver Furniture Co
BE. Franklin St
Armstrong Ag' Ck
Cole Cs Kents
Chas.e. Funk
ALORS
Nex Masonia Tem
F. Phongtar
Nated
Fof
juiSulvered
Harry E. Binning
Globe Tires
Standard Vulcanizing CO
Locust St
Chichester
Anaes Everyonere
Arkisa Warko
Hagaretown
Jhagaralawe
National Painless Dentists
VNII
College of Painless and Prophylactic Dentistry
N. Potomac St
Squaray Hagerstown
Cumberland, MD
Frostburg
Washington, D.C
Pet Eden Pete
R. M. Hays & Bros
West
Washington Street
Brewer & Myers
PEGA
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