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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1929
Page
2
The ad credits 5.5.5 as restoring red blood cells to normal, claiming clear skin, confidence, and vitality. It boasts centuries of use, links skin health to blood quality, and urges readers to buy 8.5 in two sizes at all drug stores, noting larger size is more economical.
Private Reese earned the highest score in Company 8 range firing at Camp Ritchie and qualified as an expert rifleman and sharp shooter with the automatic rifle. Company B had sixteen guardsmen pass rifle tests and three pass automatic rifle tests. A fire at the reservation sparked camp suspense, but only an abandoned barn burned out and no injuries occurred. Numerous Hagerstown guests attended the officers dance at the camp on Tuesday night.
The 34th District Rotary International plans a three day meeting in Hagerstown in April with about 1,200 attendees. Frederick hosts the District Assembly as 55 clubs are represented and Maxwell Kiesewetter outlines paper industry uses and by products.
An Atlantic City reader touts McCoy's Tablets as a world renowned flesh producer claiming weight gain in weeks. The ad asserts multiple health benefits for underweight men and women and offers a money back guarantee if a 5 pound gain and complete satisfaction are not achieved after purchasing four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes.
A convention of Aid Societies of the Middle District of Maryland, Church of the Brethren, met in San Mar. The program featured devotions, music by the Broadfording and Pleasant View choirs, and talks on organizing for definite work, increasing funds, and methods to inspire greater interest. Mrs. Ruth Ausherman gave the keynote address, with readings by Mrs. Newton Long and Nellie Wishard. Mrs. D. Frank Miller of Boonsboro presided.
Bernard Wind of Philadelphia and Miss Mary L. Russo of Fairmont West Virginia were each fined $25 and costs for exceeding the 40 mile per hour limit by Justice Richard Duffey yesterday afternoon. State Policeman Claude Cubbage arrested them on the Hagerstown Clearspring road.
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