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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1925
Page
2
Read down every other line and call 1878-W or 7095-W for prize details. The list notes winners from various towns and addresses in Maryland and hints at hospital referrals. names include Vida 8 Ludwis and Frances I. Spencer of Hagerstown, with multiple misreadings and spelling errors in town names and streets.
An early 20th century style appeal promises a free trial of an asthma treatment at the sender’s expense. The notice targets sufferers with chronic or recent asthma and asks them to reply by mail for the method and a no cost trial, mentioning locations like Roche 1320 and Wadson Streets.
In Waynesboro Wayne Davison was named executor of the estate of Miss Corn Stover formerly of town who died in Philadelphia two weeks ago. Also notes include Mrs J Edward Omwake undergoing surgery, and local social updates from Greencastle and surrounding areas.
An old health ad promotes a nasal relief product claiming instant relief from congestion. It urges prompt use to prevent germs from starting a cold and to end misery quickly. It advises consulting a druggist for Hig's Cream Balm.
Cattle receipts show 60 head with varying grades and prices from $3.25 to $7.06 per hundredweight. Sheep and lambs record 60 head with slow market and lamb values unspecified. Hogs receipts total 1209 with hog prices ranging from about $9.60 to $12.40, and calves receipts noted with lower market.
Harry Blrousbaugh known as Railcoat Red was shot and seriously wounded tonight while attempting to escape from Federal prohibition agents in Vive and Halt Alley behind St. John’s Memorial Church in Huntington West Virginia.
A wealthy widow proclaims her health restored by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and says she would consider marriage again. The notice touts the remedy as curing stomach ailments including catarrhal mucus, indigestion, and appendicitis with a money back promise.
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