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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1927

Page

20

Ten Herbs Promises Relief From Stomach Ailments

Me Ray Parker of Mongerstown credits Ten Herbs with dramatic relief after years of indigestion, heartburn, and sluggish liver. He describes prior hospital treatment and constipation, then says three bottles eliminated pain, sourness, and dizziness, improving energy and overall well being. Sold at Wareham's Pharmacy in Hagerstown and other local drug stores.

Ray Parker Wareham Frankln Jonathan Streets Hagerstown

Negress Held For Grand Jury In Domestic Assault Case

Sarah Stanton colored was jailed after a quarrel with Patsy Stribling at the Security home. Stanton allegedly fired a shotgun wound injuring Patsy and stabbed her husband Frank, who is hospitalized with non serious injuries. grand jury action pending with bond set at 1000 dollars.

Sarah Stanton Furrmary Grand Jury Patsy Stribling Sarah Frank Stribling Sibbling Sarah Ia Washington County

Reed Opens Attack on Vare Election

Senator James A. Reed of Missouri denounced wealthy men who use power to corrupt government in a Chicago speech. He cited the Vare election and the Teapot Dome case as examples and arraigned Samuel Ingull, traction magnate, for alleged aid in electing Frank L. Smith, though Ingull was not named directly.

Chicago James A. Reed Missouri Teapot Dome Samuel Ingul Frank DL. Smith Tilola Mr. Ingul

Show Antique Gems for Christmas

Bright antique gems for Christmas offer a timeless gift from bygone holiday feativities. Brooches pins and bracelets from earlier days await in the R. Bruce Carson collection with superb jeweler’s craft and enduring beauty for a loved one.

Bruce Carson Ady

Former Missouri Governor Herbert Hadley Dies in St Louis

Herbert Hadley former governor and Washington University chancellor dies at home after a breakdown in August. A noted progressive Republican, he led floor efforts for Theodore Roosevelt’s nomination at the Republican National Convention where Taft secured the nomination.

St. Louia Herbert 8. Hadley Washickton University Ha Sad Tg Hospital Theodora Roosevelt William Howard Taft

Fireman dismissed in alleged false alarms case in Baltimore

Steven Codd a 20 year old Baltimore fireman was dismissed from service today after officials alleged he set four false alarms. The incidents drew out twenty fire companies early this morning. Nearby, Mr and Mrs B G Owen and their daughter spent Sunday with friends near Baltimore.

Baltimore Fire Department Steven Codd B.G. Owen

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