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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1927
Page
3
British delegation says no basis of agreement reached after talks with Soviet envoy Maxim Litvinov. The December meeting with Sir Austen Chamberlain aimed to discuss Soviet British relations as the Locarno doctrine of conciliation shows signs of moving forward.
A medical patent ad claims one swallow of Thoxine relieves sore throat within 15 minutes without gargles. It emphasizes no iron, chloroform, or dope, pleasant taste, safety for all ages, and a money back guarantee with prices 35c 60c and 21.00, sold at Rudy's Drug Store and other drug stores.
Sir Austen Chamberlain will host Maxim Litvinov this afternoon to discuss Russo British relations and Russia’s possible return to the European concert. Briand urged the Soviet government to join the general security pact yesterday, aiming to integrate Russia into wider European security.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Western Enterprise Fire Company eight candidates were nominated for the annual election. Officers include President George B. Alexander and Elmer Kiracofe vicepresident D A Wolfinger corresponding secretary W F Nigh and Fred Spigler financial secretary Phreaner Logan treasurer Frederick Wellinger standing committee five members W E Foltz Charles Gabe L C Lush-Daugh Raymond Smith Howard Pearl F O Nigh Keith Wolf and A S Gordon chief director J David Bowman and five assistant directors Charles Rummell H L Turner George Brewer J C Brewer M K Lipps J B Deloster Robert Clinagan William Havermill Peck Boward captain John Zink H G Barber John Wood chief engineer C H Ingram chief pipeman J R Smith Richard Mullenix Allen Wellinger Five officers are unopposed while a tight race is expected for the others A Salvation Army building fund donation of ten dollars was voted A committee to arrange the annual pig roast was formed with J D Bowmen Phreaner Logan M K Lipps Fred Wellinger George B Alexander N W Wolfe William Nigh F H Spigler William Fletcher Peck Boward Charles Rummel and J B Delosier on the slate
Mapleville reports Mary Elizabeth Funk visiting in San Mar and Elmer Funk family in Hagerstown. William Eccord and family visited Mrs Charlotte Ficcard at Smithsboro while Elmer Reeder hosted Thanksgiving dinner with many relatives. Multiple hog butchering events noted with lists of participants, including P. E. Mullen and Clarence Foliz, and visits by various families from Keedysville Thurmont and Boonsboro.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Faulder hosted Susley in Mre Isouil Reese s harsh at Mt Lena with relatives Glant Kuhn Reeese and daughter Etta Lee Funkstown. Alvey Warentetz and family and Edgar Shoop stayed with Jonas Moser and wife Sunday Ralph Moore from Magerstown, a former resident, underwent surgery at Washington County Hospital. Fred Wisherd of New York City visits his parents near here.
An old advert claims Nujol cleanses the system by absorbing poisons and aiding evacuation. It stresses that the product is non absorbable, harmless, drug free, and safe for all conditions, perfecting by Standard Oil’s Chemical Products Division. Look for a readable label through the bottle.
The Hall of Fame at the Capitol in Washington will unveil a statue of Alexander Stephens, vice president of the Confederate States, a gift from Georgia. The work by Gutzon Borglum honors Stephens as a lasting memorial to his role in history.
The Potomac Edison Co. promotes electrical appliances as suitable Christmas gifts that keep giving, with affordable prices. The advert notes sales at 65 F. Washington St. Afly, inviting broad customer reach and easy access to gift options.
Postponed sale notice for livestock farming implements from the Dr H C Foster place near Clearspring originally set for December 8 now rescheduled to Monday January 9 Mrs Annie Schindel of Hagerstown visiting Mrs F M Angle Big Spring confirms the postponement
An advertisement urges readers to boost vitality with a 3.5.5 course and a nature based tonic 8.8.8. It promises restored appetite, energy, and red corpuscle improvement, claiming products are root herb based, scientifically prepared, and sold at drug stores in two sizes.
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