29 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1928
Page
1
A Morris Frock Post membership drive meeting at the Legion Home reported strong progress. Howard Mowen, commander of the Blue battalion, urged veterans to join the American Legion, stressing pride in service and the Legion button as a marker of loyalty and active patriotism.
Fragmentary text advocates joining the Legion and being an active member of the community. It references progress, strength, and service, but the incomplete quotation limits clear attribution or context. The item resembles a civic or recruitment notice from a wartime or veteran organization.
A group of women report improved health and energy using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonies from Mrs. Faans Dut Dora of Lancaster Michigan and Mrs. Enwarn Praaird Sturgis Michigan describe stronger stamina for housework, sewing, and motherhood and easier births after using the remedy.
A girl named Helen Bittinger was arrested by Constable Ferguson for stealing a wrist watch at a local factory in Frederick and turned over to authorities. She admitted the theft and led officers to a pawn shop, where she had borrowed $2 on the watch before concealment and flight. She had come to Hagerstown recently to work. Three properties offered at public sale yesterday were withdrawn: Norris property at Dow Trego for $550 and Mills property on East Franklin Street at $8,000.
An item listing property and goods on the Kemps Mill to Williamsport road offered at 1250 dollars. The brief notes the sale location and asking price, indicating a local property sale.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powders in package form as a universal headache remedy. It claims headaches disappear in minutes, with bold notes on speed and safety, urging readers to purchase and insist on the authentic product.
Charles L Melton of California was arrested last night on charges of operating a vehicle under the influence as state police officer Cubbage made the arrest.
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