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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1927

Page

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Bishop Opens Crusade Here at St John’s Church

Rev. Charles G. Woodcock of Kentucky opened the Bishop’s Crusade at St. John’s Epis copal Church with a forceful sermon last night. The weeklong campaign will feature evening services, large crowds, and calls to deepen conversion and dedicate life to Christian service. In urging action, Woodcock questioned readers about personal outreach and renewal, stressing identification with Christ and a churchwide push to bring others to faith. He planned to address St. James School students this afternoon and preach again tonight at 7:00 at St. John’s Church.

Charles G. Woodcock Kentucky St. John's Episcopal Church Woodcock United States America Jesus Christ Christ Ohrist St. Jamen School St. John’s Church

Freezone promised relief for stubborn corns

An old fashioned advertisement touts Freezone as a quick painless remedy for hard corns, soft corns, and calluses. It claims a tiny bottle costs only a few cents and removes corn without soreness or irritation by applying the liquid with fingers.

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Dry Law Act Is Celebrated At A W. C. T. U. Meet

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union chapter in Keaysville met at George Buxton’s home to mark the seventh anniversary of National Constitutional Prohibition. Mrs Eva Baker led devotions, and attendees recited the American Creed. Mrs Fannia Miller read America for Me as Mrs Buxton and Mrs Hemmond led a prohibition quiz. J A Miller spoke on Prohibition as the Red Rock of our Prosperity, noting the nation’s current prosperity per Babson. Remarks covered prohibition’s passage and ratification, with 14 states ratifying before Armistice Day. The annual offering supported Lilian Stevens Legislative Fund. Announcement was made for the National W C T U conference in Washington January 25-27. A social period followed with cake and coffee.

Christan Tapers Union of Keaysville George Buxton Eva Baker America Mra Fannia Miller Buxton Hemmond Meadames Emme Line Esta Clopper Emma Green Coolidge Congress J. A. Miller Babson R A. Strashaugh Lilian Stevens Lilian Stevens Legislative Fund W .0. T. U. Legislative Women’s Christian Temperance Union Washington C. B. Taylor Cacor Ware

Aims to Live 100 Bulgarian Herb Tea Claims Youth Aid

HN. H. Von Aiblick, a Bulgarian Herb Tea maker, asserts his drink keeps him feeling youthful near age 60. He promotes Bulgarian Herb Tea as a remedy for constipation rheumatism liver and kidney issues, claiming it restores vigor and energy and can make a person feel 10 to 30 years younger.

Pitteburgher HN. H. von Aiblick

Mexican revolt claims new leadership in El Paso manifesto

Two youths named Genergia Fernandez and Gallindy Rene Capis tran Garza are proclaimed as Mexico’s president and Josse J. Gandara as head of the military, while Adalfo de la Huerta denounces the El Paso document as counterfeit.

Teadera Callea Mexico Elpagody Genergia Fernandez Gallindy Rene Capistran Garza Josse J. Gandara Adalfo de la Huerta el Paso

Bayer Aspirin Gargle Instructions Found in Ad

An old fragment describes making a throat gargle by dissolving Bayer Aspirin tablets in water and gargling. It emphasizes using genuine Bayer Aspirin with Bayer imprint, available in boxes of twelve, and repeats dosing every two hours if needed.

Leased Building and Local Business Changes

The storeroom at 1 North Potomac street on the Public Square corner has been leased by Frank L. Bennett trustees to James L. Lambros who runs a hut cleaning and show shining parlor in the Arcade building near Nix on's Academy. Lambros will operate the business at the new location. D Ramadott has operated a fruit stand there since 1893. The sales issue of a minor buying an automobile and breaching payments is to be decided by the U S Supreme Court next month. The Rush Rubber Project of 2100 million dollars in Liberia, sponsored by Firestone, will rush to completion after final ratification by the Liberian Congress per Firestone officials.

North Potomac Street Public Square Frank L. Bennett James L. Lambros Nixon Academy Lambroy United States Supreme Court Liberia Harver 5S Firestone Liberian Congress Firestone Tire & Rubber Company

Four Life Terms for Cole man Rickeyson in OK Prison

Coleman Rickeyson, 24, a bandit, is serving four life sentences concurrently in Oklahoma state prison. The notice includes unrelated ad text about broadcasting stations in the Irish Free State and a Philips Milk of Magnesia promotion, with erroneous OCR fragments mixed in.

Coleman Rickeyson Bandit Oklahoma State Prison

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