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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
2
Warm weather remedy ad promotes Fo and Tar Compound for headaches hoarseness and colds. It claims quick relief and urges readers to buy a bottle today from a Scranton address at 712 West 2nd Avenue. Includes testimonial style endorsement and a storefront contact.
At the Hebrew School Auditorium the Argus Club voted to rename itself the Hebrew Literary Club. Nath an Adelman received a laying cup, with remarks by Dr Shepsie Mr Adelman and Henry Weinberg. Eshel Summers sang and Esther Kaplan delivered a humorous monologue. Refreshments followed the program. In Cumberland Constable Barnhart arrested C X Swanguar 25 for adultery, held $100 bond for Grand Jury. he allegedly left Hancock last April with Mrs Bessie Sciece and her 13 month old child.
Richard Granville Wolfinger son of Mr and Mrs Scott Wolfinger of 840 Dewey Avenue will graduate with high honors as a merchandising expert from the University of Cincinnati on Saturday June 24 Mrs Wolfinger plans to attend the closing exercises at the university
Sufferers from piles or hemorrhoids are urged to try MGAVA suppositories saying immediate relief follows insertion. The ad claims the medicine soothes ulcers and pain, promotes healing, and guarantees a refund if unsatisfied.
A feature on prudent preownership steps for a new car buyer, Smith. It outlines documenting serial numbers from the engine, frame, transmission, battery, generator, and tires, plus placing identifying marks. The dialogue emphasizes licenses, plates, and safeguarding against theft. Also notes a meeting of the Washington County Farm Bureau and a local office break-in with no loot recovered.
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