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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1929
Page
2
Reading shows names on the sick list such as Mr and Mrs Walter Crampton and their daughter Jane, along with Alvey and other household members, reflecting a local health notice in a community column.
Mrs Roy Long and the Dick family members together with Mr and Mrs B F Daugherty and Miss Pauline Cline are listed in the community obituary style notice. The fragment indicates a social or familial acknowledgment within the local paper.
A Baltimore suburb resident testifies Natex eased rheumatic pain digestive troubles and fatigue after two months of use. The ad promotes a ten day free trial with one bottle free on purchase of a three bottle treatment and money back guarantee.
Officials of the Chesapeake and Ohio Telephone Company announce a reduction in long distance rates from Hancock and Keedysville to about 1500 miles, effective February 1. Station to station and person to person charges drop 5 to 25 cents for day calls, with evening and night rates unchanged.
Baltimore January 3. Delegate Daniel C Joseph of Baltimore City outlines five proposed rules to tighten gubernatorial reporting. The plan requires the chief clerk to send passed bills to the governor within two days and have committee chairmen brief the House on favorable reports.
William Leslie, convicted of sodomy, began a three year sentence at Maryland Penitentiary after Deputy Gourt escorted him from the local jail yesterday. He was convicted about two years ago, appealed the verdict, and remained jailed for failure to post bond. Miss Lucille Strite, daughter of Mrs. W. E. Strite, Summit Avenue, ill with grippe.
William C. Adamson former Georgia congressman and sponsor of the railroad act died of pneumonia at Presbyterian Hospital in New York. He was 74 and a Carrollton resident taken to the hospital a little over a week ago. Despite moments of improvement, his condition worsened today and oxygen was used intermittently.
Miss Mary Coffman, winner of a $100 B&O Railroad grand prize for a two year system record, was guest of honor at a Keedysville banquet by the Washington County Farm Bureau. Milton D. Moore led the B&O Poultry Clubs as toastmaster. L. Hartley presented the prize. Second and third prizes went to Morris Black of Ohio and Boyd Burgess of West Virginia. About 40 club members attended from Robe...
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold or shorten grippe influenza or tonsillitis. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water cleanse the system by morning, with no appetite loss or eating interference. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
A Leeds businessman, mistakenly registered as a woman under the name Alice forty three years ago, has learned that his official records now list him as a female. He seeks correction to reflect his male legal identity.
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