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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1923

Page

4

Community Chest Campaign Plans Advance in Hagerstown

The General Council of the Hagerstown Community Chest met at East Washington Street offices to map a plan for fundraising during 1923. W. F. Prior announced strong progress in campaign structure and city businessmen voiced unanimous approval, with numerous prominent locals named to the Executive Committee.

Hagerstown Community Chest Campaign G. E B. Avrams Albert T. Baker C. Waller Baker Caroline Barnett Frank L. Bennett Frank L. Bentz Meyer Berkson C. Fred Bible Bradley Wm. D. Campbell John Carmichael Edw. J. Cochran A. K. Coffman Albert Danzer Chas. M.danzer Daniel E. Downin J. Wm

Kellogg's Bran Promises Permanent Health Benefits

An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a natural aid for digestion and overall health. It claims permanent relief from constipation, cleanses the body, and improves energy, sleep, and mood, urging daily consumption and serving suggestions. It promotes the product as food rather than medicine and includes cooking ideas and meal guidance.

Kellorg’s Kellogg ’S Bright

Executive Committee to Organize Tonight at Public Health Building

The Executive Committee will meet at 8 10 o clock tonight at the Public Health building 12 East Washington street for organization. Campaign Director will outline plan and define responsibilities to develop politics throughout the campaign. All members must attend promptly as this will be the most important meeting. Going to Panama Dr J McPherson Scott Norman B Scott 3rd Ryland Scott and Dr Scott s daughter Mrs Stewart Play fair of Toronto will leave February 20 for Panama where they will spend a month.

Lonr Panama J. McPherson Scott Norman B. Scott Ryland Scott Scott Stewart Playfair Toronto Canada

Kidneys Need Lot of Water and Cleanse

An old health column warns that acidic diet harms kidneys causing backache and urinary issues. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water, plus medical advice and frequent water intake, to relieve sluggish kidneys and neutralize acids.

Downsville Club elects new officers at regular meeting

il liatesport Downsville Community Club chose E. G. Doub as president Joshua Long as vice president and Myra William Lefever as secretary treasurer for the coming year. The group discussed co operative purchasing of farm supplies buying fertilizer and seeds in bulk to save members money and agreed to cooperate with the Washington County Farmers Association to combat bog cholera spreading in the county.

Illiatesport Washington County Farmers’ Association

Community Packing House Planned for Ringgold Growers

A meeting scheduled for tonight at 8 p m at Ringwood Hall will decide on establishing a community packing house for fruit growers in the Ringgold section. Organizers say the cooperative facility would aid local producers and markets.

Ringgold Community Club Plans Fruit Growers Meeting

Wilber Bterex som, president, will call the Ringold Community Club meeting to order with Daniel Rowe, secretary, serving as secretary. The gathering invites all fruit growers to attend as plans for a community packing house are discussed, modeled after the existing facility in the Hancock district.

Wilber Bterex Som Ringold Community Club Daniel Rowe

Statue Molute and Ghost Atlante City Law Reform

A fragmentary report notes a police statement about three entities described as statue molute and ghost Atlante. It mentions a proposed eight law against police drinking and a phrase Let’s All Go BMIPBIN’ THROU from 1923 era.

Atlanta

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