Peoples Drug Store Daily Low Prices Highlighted
The Peoples Drug Store emphasizes everyday low prices on drug store needs at its busy locations, signaling consistent value for customers across daily purchases.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1927
Page
2
The Peoples Drug Store emphasizes everyday low prices on drug store needs at its busy locations, signaling consistent value for customers across daily purchases.
Mrs Frances W Grayson plans a winter sea flight from Old Orchard Beach aboard her amphibian Dawn. Captain Joyce authorized takeoff from Orchard Beach hangar and advised conditions are better now than during the first attempt. Grayson recently returned from Europe. piano moved into storage as repairs continue.
In Hoboken New Jersey on December 6 a Public Service trolley car hurtled down a steep incline on the Jefasy City Heights trestle, telescoping and injuring 29 people. The crash occurred as the car sped uncontrollably, with rescuers rushing to assist the injured and authorities launching an investigation into the accident.
At Henderson Street station railway crews reported cars dangling thirty feet above ground after a trestle incident. Firefighters arrived quickly to secure the area as workers assessed damage and possible obstruction to service. No injuries were listed in the fragment.
Potomac Edison Co advertises electrical appliances as suitable Christmas gifts. Priced to be affordable for all, the notice promotes items available through 55 M1 Washington St.
Saul Praeger of Cumberland delivered a talk at the Lions Club weekly lunch meeting on "quoism" discussing future business conditions and opportunities, describing the United States as a land of milk and honey. Other guests included Rev. William M Wormeth and County Commissioner Frank J. Bonnell.
Police in Los Angeles disclosed a major jewel theft case involving more than 200000 dollars in gems stolen from Bernard Rechtel, a New York consignment jeweler, in a downtown hotel last Friday. Police stated the incident was revealed tonight for the first time.
A Clearspring local committee of three from the Interstate Milk Producers Association was formed to study upgrading the Hagerstown milk receiving station from Grade B to Grade A. If approved, country producers would gain about $60 000 yearly. Members J Albert Funkhouser Thomas Brewer and Bernard Seibert were named by county agent Writes Dy Maore and delegate Thomas Brewer. Also speaking at the meeting were G B Dunnag Mign Among Bernard Seibert and J Albert Funkhouser who discussed Philadelphia reviews.
A bright flowered paper decor graces the walls of the new Martha Washington Candy Shop beside the Colonial Theatre. Visors and amire prints adorn the display as the shop halls showcase patented designs. The store offers furnishings and related items within the same space.
The store features many old items including colonial costumes and pictures. Miss Mildred Zita ramet assists with the opening, while Angela Ham tbury and Eve join in the display. A Draughty Alatri dusty area shows many framed pictures and costumes. The shop offers about 400 kinds of powers used in perfume making in Europe.
An advertisement extols Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for babies and children, claiming it relieves colic, diarrhea, and upset stomach without drugs. It emphasizes its gentle effect, non habit forming nature, and appealing taste, praising mothers who have used it for generations.
A readable fragment describes a home remedy for ingrown nails and signs of inflammation. It mentions a product from a drug store labeled tiny and hot, and suggests it helps reduce tenderness and inflammation while guiding the nail outward. No clear date or location is given.
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