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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1927
Page
2
A vintage ad touts washing machines at $89.50 with gyrator type copper tanks and Eureka vacuum cleaners by Air Alone. The message invites readers to let the store show you the products and their electric service.
As Hagerstown nears occupancy of the new market house at West Franklin North Jonathan West Church and North Potomac streets the Mayor and City Council weigh moving all city departments into one building including potential Police Headquarters relocation to the market house and possible disposal of the old police building. The market house will open three days weekly and planning considers longer hours if needed.
Mr. George E. Anderson of Williamsport Maryland describes a year of stomach liver and bowel troubles with sour meals belching headaches and insomnia. After trying Ten Herbs from Wareham's City Pharmacy Hagerstown he reports improved digestion energy and sleep with regular bowels and reduced pain.
Billy the camel in Sparks Circus falls for Olga a Russian Siberian camel. Olga and Natacha speak no English while Billy cannot understand Russian. Manager Charles Sparks notes a budding romance as the circus promotes new records and a grand parade in Hagerstown with performances and street pageant Friday.
Charles EB Fry has sold his half interest in Chas F Strole & Co to Charles F Strole. Strole will continue the business under the same firm name. Fry withdraws from the company and will pursue real estate and insurance ventures on his own.
Coenillet revives the cravat for early autumn outfits using wide velvet ribbon tied in real cravat fashion or worn as a bow under one ear, showcasing a playful nod to classic menswear accents.
At Conomac Park the bachelor team defeated the married men 6 to 0 during a North American Cement Company picnic for about 2000 employees. The event followed a six month 100 percent safety record and featured watermelon eating contests, swimming, dancing, and a horseshoe championship won by David Smith.
Mothers of children too young for school attend a pre school conference in Clearspring district on August 26 at the Big Pool schoolhouse. Miss Helen Wingerd and Dr Edwin Blair lead with local physicians. Attendees learn to give children periodic full medical checks to improve school readiness. About fifty mothers are expected.
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