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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
2
Walter Hagen and Archie Compston headline the visiting contingent while Hagen, after a loss to Compston in a special match, wins the British Open and lifts the trophy. The article also notes yesterday’s high of 89 degrees at Keedysville as the warmest in two weeks.
The fragment advises removing the cause of blemishes to gain a desired complexion, urging self-improvement and suggesting friends’ perception is tied to skin condition. It reflects a prescriptive tone about personal appearance and health.
Delegates to the twenty third annual State convention of the Eagles open at the Hagerstown Country Club on Tuesday morning June 19. They will be welcomed to Hagerstown by A. S. Mason city attorney.
Joseph Davis of Hagerstown lodge will be nominated for State president at the Wednesday afternoon meeting. Former Congressman John Philip Hill of Baltimore and Edward J. Ryan will address sessions and a banquet featuring David J. Lewis on the Old Age Pension Law. Thursday includes John F. McFarlane discussing pensions followed by closing ceremonies and a trip to Antietam Battlefield.
City and county tax bills are delayed as automobile assessments have not been added to the books. The county began mailing notices yesterday and expects at least five days for replies. The city obtains its auto figures from the county.
In Springfield Massachusetts June 14 Father Hubert of the Passionist Monastery argues that Washingtonian ideals by Hamilton Adama and Hancock provided the nation’s foundation. He warns that following these ideals differs from merely holding them and says America faces danger from internal turmoil if not pursued as a true panacea.
The ad promotes Kruschen salts as a daily morning habit to cleanse the system and improve digestion with Dolgongus waste expulsion and purified blood. It claims toned organs, bright eyes, clear skin, and cheerful vitality as a result. A 30 day course of 60 tablets is sold by Wareham's Drug Co and stores worldwide.
A lingering call from a father figure stresses returning to core American ideals. He cites Philadelphia’s gathering of men long ago and urges that religion, liberty, truth, and justice begin in schools now, guiding children and society.
A family reunion brought Mr. and Mrs. Coffman to Brownsville on a Sunday. Wilbur Jennings attended, and one member was absent. The gathering marked a notable family occasion for the Coffman clan.
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