06 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
1
Mrs J C Wilmoth of Montrose West Virginia, 67, recalls weakness and nerves after the flu. She used Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, reporting improved health and resumed housework and family duties. She urges readers to consult local druggists for Dr Pierce's remedies.
Secretary Steele and four men will represent the local Y at the State Convention of Y M C A to be held in Frederick this afternoon. Delegates from Delaware and the District of Columbia will be present, a state committee may be elected, and a state secretary chosen to direct Y M C A work across the state. Maryland, Delaware, and West Virginia formed a frigiate group but West Virginia recently formed a separate org, with plans for a joint Maryland Delaware group.
A New Jersey druggist endorses Dave’s Mentha Veptila as a remedy for chronic indigestion gastritis and general weakness. Mary Slone of Atlantic City reports relief after using the product, claiming she can eat freely and feels strengthened. The notice urges readers to obtain it from Central Drug Company or Wareham’s City Pharmacy.
Miss Jane Milliken of the department of religious education of the Church Rehoot Institute will conduct meetings at St Johns Episcopal Church on April 10 and 11. Sessions at 9 am and 7 30 pm. A 25 cent registration fee applies and those interested in child study are invited. Dr A St Wentz has been secured by the Euoday School to start another series of lectures, first held at Trinity Lutheran Church last night. Samuel T Noover and Lucy Chiara, Harrisburg. Charles F Rowland and Mary J Feagan, Berryville. W Blark Ayer and Cartie S Thompson, Woodstock. William B Presgrave and Winnie B Davis, Shenandoah. D E Clark, 763 West Washington Street, garage 20x20 feet. Learn to dance private lessons 1 to 9 pm Prof Strasser Dancing Studio Aughinbaugh Bldg.
A testimonial outlines a former Navy member who suffered nervous exhaustion and weight loss during service. After resigning, he used Tanine from Taino T to regain 15 pounds and return to normal health. The endorsement praises Tanine as a life saver and notes the customer’s return to strength and reliability.
The Noller Motor Company of Lewistown is expanding with new directors and an agreement ensuring no debt move to Hagerstown, while a Hastings Body Works exhibit in Germantown is expected within 30 days. A soda fountain at the YMCA may relocate to the second floor this summer and Fuller Brush Co employees plan a banquet tomorrow evening.
Deaths reported for Julia G Holmes, wife of Raymond A Holmes of Baltimore, died at Smithsburg home of her brother. Funeral planned from Clifton Avenue address with mass at St Gregory’s. Also obituary for Mrs Marthe Lloyd, widow of James W Lloyd, formerly of Jefferson County, died at daughter’s home in Wil Ymport Md aged 77. She survived by two daughters and three sons.
A series of letters from wearers extoll Cantilever Shoes, highlighting relief from steel arches and a flexible shank that supports the arch naturally. The letters, reproduced for advertising, praise comfort and the springy step, with local agents inviting readers to try the shoes.
Walther Donovan, a milkman, discovers one murdered girl by a roadside and another nearby while returning to his dairy. The crime scene is near an exclusive, sparsely settled area known as a bootlegger rendezvous by the creek feeding into the bay. Police were alerted at Staples Station.
Hagerstown to host an automobile show with local dealers and space for major manufacturers not yet represented. A drawing for exhibition space will be held at the M. G. next Wednesday. The event aims to boost local car business and offers social features for attendees. Card of thanks from the Whitneys for support during illness and death of husband and father, mentioning Norman Council No. 31 UAM and area clergy.
Mies Fullth Riger, Women’s Physical Director, and Harry Wolf of the boys department organize a bike trip for Y. M. C. A. boys. They will ride from Boonsboro Junction to Black Rock and back on Sunday afternoon, with a planned route and return.
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