03 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1927
Page
1
An old advertisement touts Evritis Pan and a heated applicator for joint and muscle pain relief. It promises heat to ankles legs and back, claiming to draw out pain while reducing swelling and stiffness. The text emphasizes a clean, pleasant scent and says the product costs only 50 cents at drug stores.
Greencastle reports Charles B Kasier becomes cashier of Citizens National Bank of Wisnedbers after years as cashier at First National Bank. John A Walker, newly elected assistant teller, retires to the Miss Margaret Goetz property on East Baltimore Street. Funeral plans for Viola Hartman set for Thursday at 2 PM in First United Brethren Church with burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Other items include obituaries, visits, and upcoming Christian Endeavor event at Presbyterian Church on February 7.
London era telegrams from Lily Langtry deny a slanderous allegation tied to Captain Wright’s libel suit against Lord Gladstone. Langtry disputes Wright’s accusation and a Paris trial episode prompts a respite in the case. Wright apologizes for naming Langtry, while the feud centers on a book about the elder Gladstone’s morals and the ongoing defamation lawsuit.
Colonel John W. McCutloem, renowned as the distiller behind Green River whiskey, has died in Owensboro Kentucky. The industry figure, celebrated for decades in bourbon circles, passed away prompting tributes from former colleagues and local historians.
An ad claims Monard's Supermilk Cream can deliver radiant beauty with a matte finish. It touts no shine or greasiness, urging readers to buy at People's Drug Stores and other cosmetic counters for the cream that vanishes surface oil.
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