02 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
1
A fragmentary report quotes Mrs Linhart saying three days of treatment with a mild liniment provided relief for goitre. The garbled text references medical claims and unrest about remedies, with unclear names and locations.
Washington Street may see buses replacing trolley cars to streamline street use and share jurisdiction. Petitions signed by over 700 residents urge the city to approve bus substitution. A council meeting is scheduled to discuss the street's future and petition presentations tonight.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe laxative for all ages. It condemns drastic purges and mercury tonics, promotes a cent-a-dose cost, and claims the product suits babies elderly people and families with generous bottle availability at drugstores.
Rev. Paul Watlinger of Baltimore was elected moderator of the Western Maryland District Baptist Association at its second day. Rev. P. W. Claybrook of Cumberland named vice moderator, W. P. Copeland of Cumberland secretary treasurer. Women’s Missionary Union officers elected. daily program outlined for the third day with devotional, sermons, and talks on teacher training and efficiency.
The schedule lists talks on missionary work by Baptist delegates including topics on the Mary-1 and BOUL AL Rev. PC Watlinger and relations to the Southern Baptist Convention. Eighteen churches are represented at the convention by delegates.
Spain's Primo de Rivera announces a National Assembly will draft a new constitution to secure universal suffrage and absolute freedom of ballot. The move signals a potential easing of political repression and broader electoral rights.
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