16 Apr 1931
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1931
Page
1
The Hager City club chooses a Broadway classic for its May first performance at the High School Auditorium. Miriam Everts tackles the lead amid strong supporting roles as audiences are invited to view a production praised for its truthful depictions of love, fidelity, and humanity.
The piece links widespread pains and swollen joints to possible infections and kidney overload. It claims kidneys are taxed by illness and promotes Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets as aiding toxin clearance, inviting readers to mail a wine sample and a form from Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo for free medical advice.
Chester Hiles of Berkeley Springs while fishing near Hancock Saturday night is believed to have drowned in the Potomac River. River men from West Virginia and Maryland searched with small boats but found no trace. Hiles, a husband and father of three, is thought to have dozed and rolled into the water. Bed On Fire In Bloom's Alley Firemen battled a bed fire in Bloom's Alley last night at about :15 to prevent major damage.
Dr. Paul E. Titsworth, president of Washington College, addressed the Rotary Club on The Technique of Peace. He argued that war can be stopped and that peace is a positive, masculine effort requiring ongoing enterprise rather than mere absence of conflict. He warned a major new war would destroy civilization and urged economic organization as the path to universal peace. The talk drew on his experiences abroad and Rotary’s global reach, and the club plans a future meeting to elect directors and prep for upcoming conferences.
The Excelsior class of the First Baptist Sunday school met for its monthly gathering at Miss Juanita Bonney’s home on Mitchell Avenue Tuesday evening. Miss Bonney presided as president, officers were elected for the ensuing term, and routine business was discussed during a social hour with refreshments served.
Boston April 16 Calvin Coolidge not favoring a bid for the speakership of the National House of Representatives according to aides. He was in Boston attending an American Antiquarian Society meeting where he serves as president. Representative Johnson of South Dakota discussed potential deadlock in the House.
The House discussed replacing the late Nicholas Longworth and floated the possibility of choosing a Speaker from outside its members. Former President Coolidge was named as a potential candidate, but confidants say he would not accept the role under any circumstances.
Zemo promises cooling cleansing scalp relief from dandruff and itching. It costs 5c 0c and 1.09 with a claim thousands have used it to vanish itching and irritation, urging families to keep Zemo handy as a dependable remedy.
A sensational promised cure named Ru-Ma claims to free muscles and joints in less than a week with a $1 bottle, offering a money back guarantee if rheumatism is not ended. Local druggists including Courtman and H. Rudy promote the remedy as easing stiffness swelling and pain from the first days of use.
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