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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1921

Page

3

Social and Local News March Hints at Changes Ahead

March arrives with quiet notes of recovery and plans for a new president. Reports from Washington County Hospital note improvements for Mrs. George Hillyard and Mrs. E M Grove as they prepare to leave for home. Others face illness and travel, including Miss Edna R Conrad heading to Johns Hopkins for nurse training, while residents visit relatives in Keedysville and Hagerstown.

George Hillyard Howard Street Washington County Hospital E. M. Grove Salem Avenues Edna R. Conrad Willamsport Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hospital Training School

Calendar items and a traffic crash in Hagerstown

Calendar notes list meetings of the Britani Club Hagerstown Civic League Salvation Army and several church and service groups at Oak Hill Avenue Nixon's Academy and downtown venues. A collision occurs when Pioneer Hook and Ladder Truck rear leads to crash with H S Ditto’s Oakland touring car on West Franklin Street. Miss Ruth Ewell of Baltimore returns home after visiting Miss Susie Athey Keedysville.

Oak Hill Ave Hagerstown Civic League Salvation Army Nixon's Academy Pioneer Oakland H.S. Ditto Clearspring West Franklin Street Ruth Ewell Baltimore Su‘sie Athey Keedysville

Chewsville Social Notes and Church Services

Chewsville residents Mrs J S Ernst and mother Mrs Rice return home after months in Biglersville Pa. Visitors include Fred Baker Estha Braden Hartle Lottie Spessard and Clar ence Huffer Boonsboro and W L Spessard Smithsburg. Luther Iseminger sells Chewsville property to Clifford Shilling plans move to Virginia. Miss Martz Beaver Creek visits Frank Snyder. U B Church schedule: Sunday school 9:30 C E 6:30 preaching 7:30, Amy Diebert leader. special collection for starving China on the 13th. Rheuma advertised by D C Aughinbaugh & Son promising relief from rheumatic pain.

Chewsville J. S. Ernst Rice Parsonage Biglersville Fred Baker Estha Braden Hartle Lottie Spessard Clarence Huffer Boonsboro Walter Spessard Smithsburg W. L. Spessard Daniel O. Bowers Chambersburg Amy Diebert China

Goitre Removed After 20 Years Reported by Patient

Miss Lettie Mille of Washington St Hagerstown Maryland says a bottle of Sorbol Quadruple removed a goitre after 20 years. She reports relief from fatigue palpitations and smothering and that the second bottle finished removing the remaining lump. The remedy is sold by Blew Lucas drug stores or Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio.

Lettie Mille Washington St. Hagerstown Jetter Blew & Lucas Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohfo

Minstrel Show Packs House With Hagerstown Sketches

A bustling second performance of the minstrel show at Nix on's Academy drew a larger audience than opening night. Frank Davis dazzled as Honora Reilly in Hagerstown in the Year 2025, with his Irish brogue and stage charm. The finale featured Miss Winona Roessner bearing apple blossoms as Rowland Davies crooned Apple Blossoms. Real estate auctioneer Joseph Murdock sold 160 shares of Hagerstown Trust Co at 12.50 and ten shares of George M. Bushey & Sons at 190 each in front of the Court House.

Nixon’s Academy Frank Davis Western Maryland Railway Frank David Belasco Honora Reilly Hagerstown Wimmin Winona Roessner Rowland Davies Miss Roessner Joseph Murdock Auctin Pner Court House Hagerstown Trust Company George M. Bushey & Sons Cavetown

Women Overwork Ad Promotes Lydia Pinkham Medicine

An advertisement argues that women bear endless domestic duties and suffer silent pains. It touts Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for many female ailments, citing reader letters as proof of its value.

Lydia B. Pinkham

Old-Time Cold Cure Tea Recipe

An old advertisement promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a home remedy for colds. It instructs a tablespoon of the tea steeped in boiling water, strained, and drunk as a tea cupful to relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and speed recovery. The remedy is claimed to be inexpensive and vegetarian.

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