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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1927

Page

2

PRIOR COMPANY CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS IN 1920S HAGERSTOWN

More than eighty company representatives gather tonight at Hotel Hemilton for the third annual convention of the Prior Company. Delegates from Seotlony of the United States and Gateca attend as talks cover medical services and industrial practices while evening banquets close the event.

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Don’t scratch that rash get rid of it

An early 20th century medicine ad promises relief from itching by using Resinol Ointment, noting it calms irritation quickly. It also touts Resinol as a household dressing for burns scalds boils and other minor skin issues and offers a free sample by mail.

Eagles Attend Frederick Neet at Hagerstown Lodge

Hagerstown Lodge of Eagles will attend a ceremony in Frederick Monday evening January 10. John S. Parry will deliver the principal address to about 100 members and 25 candidates from Frederick Brunswick and Hagerstown. They will depart at 6 30 to be cared for at the Colonial Theatre, where candidates will be initiated and Frederick Aoryle will dedicate their new home. A sumptuous lunch will be served.

Nanine Frederick John S. Parry Grang Uc Hagerstown Lodge Bruns Wick Hagerstown Deolig Tina Frederick Aoryle Uct

Busses to Use the Public Square Rally Planned

Protests spread in Hagerstown against Mayor and Council order forcing Potomac Hollson Company to build a terminal foresty bussie. Citizens sign petitions to allow buses to stop at Public Square Salem Avenue and North End, arguing for no congestion and better service. Helen Daugherty visited Mrs. Lloyd Hollinger in Halfway.

Pototac Hollson Company Willkely Hagerstown Salem Avenue North End Potomac Edison Company Cornell

Hupmobile four cylinder touring car for sale

Late model four cylinder cport touring car offered as an exceptional bargain with low paint and mechanical porting. Contact 648M or call at 62 West Side Ave for details.

Cport West Side

Fragmented ad scene for corn removal remedy

A garbled 19th or early 20th century ad fragment touts a cure named freezone or reervue for hard corns. It claims instant relief by applying a tiny bottle costing four cents, promising painless removal of corn and calluses from toes and feet without irritation.

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Hageratown Ministerist Association Vernon Ridgely Scott T. Wagner W. BM. Dorment F. B. Plummer Tey G. Carpentyr Neta William KauGinay Ily Bim Street Teer Clearahes Men’s Shoes Oxfords Nashville Teunal Uda Cumberland Tennessee Capitol Eagles Frederick Neet Franklin Street Ner DE Madras Percales, Col Wil Fresent Litte Hse Helen Daugberty Lloyd Hollinger Halfway Reezone He Echanics Doan Ss Bank Ein Bank Tha Gamalody Om W. Hagcaone Phoke Amt U. S. Navy
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