07 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1923
Page
1
Baritone Emilio De Gogerza, recovering from mastoiditis, has postponed his Haserstows recital to February 28 at St John’s Lutheran auditorium. He plans a return performance once fully recovered, with audiences noted for strong male attendance and broad appeal. Tickets for tonight will be valid on the 28th.
An ad touts Stuart's Digest Tablets as a pleasant fast acting remedy for indigestion and acidity. It claims disease sufferers can eat cheese and pastry without fear and urges purchase at drug stores in the U.S. and Canada. A testimonial from W S Cox of Fredericksburg Virginia promotes Dr Pierce's medicines for post operative weakness and general health, offering free advice from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
At the annual meeting of Potomac Public Service in Frederick M F Miley of this city was elected president to succeed Emory L Coblentz who was named chairman of the State Welfare Board. The American Water Works and Electric Company will provide capital for developments. Directors and officers were announced with Riley as president and Coblentz as chairman.
A noted skin specialist touts the germ destroying properties of sulphur in a nightly skin treatment. The remedy, applied to face neck arms or body, is said to start improving by the next day and offers relief for chronic skin troubles like itching eczema and dry skin. The article praises Mentha oil and Rewlos Mentha solution as good drugstore options.
Hancock society notes report a ten pound birth at Washington County Hospital, Mrs Lola Brays ill at home, and many local changes. marriages include Miss Raphael Henry of Hancock wed to Walter Wolfe of Baltimore. Mrs C F W Remsburg’s father Exridge Kirk dies. Hockley residents attend weddings and a church event with a chicken and ham supper. Local officials and clubs list new officers while real estate activity and travel to Los Angeles are noted.
The description highlights shimmering gold and silver fabrics draping from the shoulders with a rich fullness. White fox or white echoing trim adds a luxurious contrast to the elegant wraps for an upscale evening silhouette.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat kidney and bladder issues with Dr Gurey’s No. FTI prescription, claiming curing powers and money-back guarantee. It warns symptoms like frequent urination, burning, and sediment, and warns against delaying treatment while noting potential diseases. The note stresses not to neglect kidneys and advertises liquid and tablet forms.
Mauganaville notes show residents visiting relatives in Maryland Pennsylvania and missing details due to dampened text. Families like Hurst Stouffer and Ebersole are mentioned along with home improvements and a minor clothing description.
London says flight taxis between London and Paris now feature meters. Passengers may watch the meter and stay calm, while an ad promotes the Victor Talking Machine Shop. The quirky item notes travelers grimly gazing downward and smiling through the journey.
An old advertisement touts Sterling's Vapor-Ezy as instant relief for bad colds and grip. It claims quick vapors loosen congestion, ease aching heads and throats, and open nasal passages when applied to chest and throat at night. The bottle promises gentleness for children and a money back guarantee.
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