City to observe Armistice Day in Hagerstown
Plans announce Hagerstown Day with Armistice observances on Monday November 12 the 10th anniversary of the armistice. A large parade with ex service men bands drum corps and a motorcade of about 100 cars will leave for Williamsport. A municipal dance at the Armory is planned with about 700 people expected. Committees for parade caravan reception and publicity were named and pamphlets and a city map will be published for visitors.
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Hagerstown
Witet
Y Williamsport
Feniate
Musey
Raymond Peak
Fark W. T. Loy
Thomas L. Smith
Keller Garver
M. C. Hartle
Warren Miller
G. W. Tyler
G. W. Ricks
Hugh C. Crafton
John R. Tenney
M. W. Miller
Edward Baechtel
Guy Kidwell
Bruce Lightner
Howard Mowen
Service
Auto Driver Held On East Washington Street Arrest
Andrew H. Jenkins of Greenville D C was arrested by State Policeman Claude Cubbage on East Washington street. He is being held pending investigation and likely to face charges of possession of a stolen car.
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East Washington Street
Claude Cubbage
Andrew H. Jenkins
Greenville
D. C
Wachter Named Sagamore at 81st Red Men Convention
Worthington P. Wachter of Hagerstown Maryland was elected Great Junior Sagamore at the 81st biennial Richmond Virginia convention. He will advance to Great Incohonee in four years. Wachter has long led Logan Tribe Boonsboro and as Great Sachem Maryland he boosted membership by over 1000, and he has held roles in the Great Council of the United States as Great Tocakon and Patriotic Director.
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Richmond
Worthington P. Wachter
Hagerstown
Sagamore
Improved Order of Red Men
Marin
Wachter
Logan Tribe
Boonsboro
Maryland
Great Council of the United
Kearneysville Barn Destroyed By Fire
A barn owned by J D VanMetre on the Martinsburg Charlestown road near Kearneysville was destroyed by fire reported yesterday morning. Everything inside including Berkeley County's only combination reaper threshing machine was lost and the damage estimated over 5000 dollars. The unoccupied farm house had been vacant for some time and visitors suspect careless lighted cigars or matches started the blaze. Firemen saved the remaining farm buildings.
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J. D. VanMetre
Martinsburg
Charlestown
Kearneysville
Berkeley County
McCoy's Tablets Promise Quick Flesh Gain
An Atlantic City testimonial claims McCoy's Tablets add flesh to thin people within weeks. The ad touts an ironclad guarantee: after four boxes no weight gain or satisfaction, money returned. It urges asking for McCoy's Tablets at West End Pharmacy and drug stores nationwide.
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Atlantic City
McCoy
West End
America
Colac Pile Pills Offer Painless Remedy Claims
A promotional notice touts Colac Pile Pills as a new internal cure for piles, claiming they pass through the stomach to reach the source of trouble and provide rapid relief. It cites tests, guarantees refunds, and urges readers to order a full-size bottle from Q'ac Chemical Co. in Brentwood, Md.
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Palmer
Q’ac Chemical Co
Brentwood
Autumn fashions captivate with new ensembles and trims
The piece entices readers to visit and admire the autumn collections featuring satin velvets poke-bonnets turbans and fur trimmed coats. It promises stylish head to toe outfits offered charmingly and economically for a limited time.
Stylish Coats Offered In Early Season Dress Styles
We present top coats for sports or utility wear in soft tweeds and small patterned wools, quiet plaids, featherweight kashmeres, and coats with rich fur trimming for formal wear. Lovely colors, models, and attractive prices accompany both casual and dressy options for daylong wear.
New Fall Fabrics Bring Velvet Silks to Fashion
Introducing the fall fabric line with velvets as the centerpiece for day and night wear. Paris inspired frocks feature rich colorings and silk patterns in small prints. Satin, Georgette, crepe, Jersey, and embroidered woolens offered to complete a sought after autumn wardrobe.
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Paris
Jersey
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Ricker X-Ray Chiropractors
Falmer
Moura
Alice
Rinso
Loudenslager
High St
Hagerstown, Mad
Red Men’s Organization
United States
Chicago Market Co
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Leiters
Leiter Brothers
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