14 Mar 1929
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
1
A navy blue elamisse suit with a flaring skirt and hip jacket is described. Mrs. Gardner Miller and her children Wanda and Gerald visited Funkstown on Sunday to dine with May Moser, the children's grandmother.
Advertises Ironized Yeast as a fast weight gain method with yeast and iron to build flesh. Claims a druggist guarantee and full refund if not effective. Promotes safe tasting tablets, no stomach upset, and dramatic bodily improvements within weeks.
Youthful musicians in Hagerstown form the Salvation Army Harmonica Band the first of its kind in the United States and south. They will debut in Baltimore March 23 24 at a Young People’s Council with about 600 delegates. George Filer mentors the group and transcribes music. The movement spreads as Atlantic City reports 1000 children enrolled and 17 teachers. The Baltimore event precedes summer concerts in Hagerstown. Attendance at the Army Sunday school rose from 35 to 175 after the band’s start, with chairs still needed as donations continue.
An advertisement claims ARATABS ease kidney and bladder issues, back pain, and prostate trouble in men over 40. It cites physicians and users, touts 40 years in practice, promises rapid improvement, and offers money back if not satisfied. Availability through Read's Rudy's and local druggists with a guarantee.
General Boulet Desbareau heads a 40 member delegation of French Croix de Guerre heroes touring the United States to foster goodwill between France and America. They were welcomed in New York by American veterans' groups.
The Bible Class taught by Captain Shackelton grew from three to 44 members in six months, attracting Army workers from Baltimore. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rowland of Hagerstown and Homer Eakle’s family. A phonograph groove length is 550 feet per side with a needle speed of 37 inches per second.
Annapolis March 13 The pension bill for retired Maryland judges fuels clash in the House where an amendment cuts the hike from 2400 to 5400 then is revised but later killed keeping the bill at third reading. Senate backs budget and welfare study measures while school aid and flag firing proposals face action.
An advertisement touts Moane's Emerald Oil as a penetrating antiseptic for eczema and other skin diseases. It claims quick relief, urges trial at local druggists, promises complete satisfaction or money back, and contrasts with ointments that clog pores.
The state debate centers on a proposed bill by Delegate John Callan of Baltimore City requiring the teaching of Maryland history. The measure aims to ensure students study state history within the curriculum.
The article touts Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy to calm babies and ease crying, claiming relief within moments without doubtful drugs. It asserts Castoria is suitable for infants and older children for pains, colic, constipation, or diarrhea and notes twenty five million bottles were sold last year.
House action on an education committee report led to unfavorable findings that allegedly caused fatalities in public schools across Maryland. The report's adoption triggers debate on policy and safety measures amid ongoing scrutiny by officials and educators.
A historical note claims that enough fruits and vegetables to feed New York City could fill one train more than 60 miles long. The statement emphasizes the vast volume of produce required, illustrating the city's scale.
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