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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Papa's Cold Compound with directions to take two tablets every three hours, claiming three doses relieve a cold. It highlights no quinine or opiates, mentions a three price of thirty five cents, and notes a druggist guarantee.
Chelsea district court judge rules a hen cannot steal land and returns a diamond from Geo A Hennessy to a coop after larceny arrest. John Strom denies larceny and ownership dispute over Lady Camille Chacourt diamond remains unresolved.
Radio schedule details for KDKA Westinghouse Pittsburg and WEAF New York on December 6 1923 listing times and programs. Union stock market reports grand concert by the Millon Dollar Grand Theatre performers student concerts weather forecasts farmer talks and night programs with notable names and orchestras.
Program listings from station WRC in Washington DC and station WGY in Schenectady show a December 4 1923 slate with instruction in code practice children's hour and a sequence of musical recitals by Dorothy Wilson Rose Facrcca Louis O Leary Virginia Hore Jan Walsh Edward Kinsella John Pennebake and others plus a talk on The Child Adoption League by Mrs Andrew Vogel and market and weather reports from WGY.
A 6 PM radio listing details the WGY 3L program including a weekly report on New York roads, a radio drama The Thirteenth Chair by WGY Players, Ship Propulsion by General Electric and musical selections by Roth WGY Orchestra and Schovert. Also noted are book talks and library assistant remarks with caution to turn off lights on cues during Act 1.
British and French marines have taken over Canton customs house amid warnings from Sun Yat Sen, commander of Republican forces in South China. Plans reportedly under way for broad arrests of merchants and others in the area operating without licenses, as dozens are said to be involved.
A dubious advertising notice promises to stop rheumatism in 24 hours. It urges sending a name for a $1 trial box of an alleged Anti Rumatix treatment from Labora tories in Kansas City Missouri, offering no coat and asking for payment only if satisfied.
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