14 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1923
Page
1
Auto-suggestion will fill the Community Chest coffers this year with a three day push. Wilter F. Prior, Chest drive director, says at the goal post in three days we can do it. The slogan is In Three Days as the campaign opens with near full turnout.
An old fashioned ad pitches Cascarets as a laxative for adults and children costing 10 cents a box. It promises relief when feeling upset or head dull and claims candy taste and easy use. It also includes a humorous slogan Own Your Own Home.
The Chest drive organizers hear from Roy Danzer and Major C E Whipple as they rally teams to canvass 10 086 names across districts. Rev Vernon Ridgely lauds the campaign and 10 East Washington street aid hub. Team leaders plan assignments while singers boost morale and expect strong returns from morning canvassing.
An old time ad claims Sterling's Vapor-Eze stops influenza and cold misery by soothing inflamed membranes and easing chest and throat congestion. It touts germ destruction, overnight action while you sleep, safe use for infants, and a 25 cent price with a money back guarantee.
The piece muses on religion as a means to life after death and condemns prejudice among Christians while noting sincere adherence across faiths. It argues that sincere belief across Islam Hinduism Buddhism and Christianity guides followers toward happiness without coercion. It cautions against sectarian condemnation within Christianity and extols humanity's progress beyond the Stone Age.
Former World War aviator and race driver Eddie Rickenbacker was slightly bruised when his car overturned near Can by while driving from Portland to Salem. He and companions righted the vehicle and continued to Salem without further incidents.
A long running physician Dr Carey promotes his Prescription No 777 for kidney and bladder sickness now offered through Rudy's Pharmacy Homer W Eakle Central Drug Store and other reliable pharmacists. He guarantees money back if dissatisfied and highlights symptoms to watch like specks in vision puffy eyes and backache.
At the third annual convention of the Sheet Metal Contractors Association of Maryland held in Cumberland on Monday and Tuesday Roy Danzer of Hagerstown was elected secretary and Albert Danzer a member of the Board of Directors J J Habig of Cumberland was chosen president Albert Danzer spoke at the opening session A convention banquet was held at the Fort Cumberland Hotel
Industrial Service and Sales Corporation, new owners of Eldridge Bros. farm along Virginia avenue, open local office in First National Bank basement. William J. Lohland directs, H. J. Hollingworth handles lot sales. Subdivision to be sold in four weeks with inducement for first 86 buyers.
Dr Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powder is advertised as dissolving in any stomach, easing gas and heartburn, stimulating the liver, aiding digestion, and regulating bowels for relief of acute indigestion. First dose often provides relief. Sold at drug stores for 60 cents to a dollar. refund offered if the first box fails to satisfy. Rudy's Pharmacy promotes the product.
An incident near Empire, Carson City, involving a bobcat climbing a high power line caused a green flash and a citywide blackout lasting six hours in Carson City and shorter outages in nearby western Nevada towns. The animal touched two wires, its whiskers singed, and it died.
Nelsonville Ohio February 14 Grace Wright received a postcard from her Cambridge Ohio sister reporting serious illness She hurried to use the long distance telephone to reach her and spoke with her sister about the critical situation The message described alarming health concerns and prompted prompt action to assist tea
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