24 Mar 1927
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
1
Reports received at the secretary club luncheon indicate an attendance of 86.8 percent for last week. Attendees included Balteburs Md JL Yael Sutch Joseph Lynch and Dark Bends among others. The meeting notes mention a prov itata that was entirely interrupted.
A historic notice touts Thoxine as a safe iron chloroform and dove free remedy for children's sore throat. It claims relief within 15 to 16 minutes and a money back guarantee, with prices 36c 60c and $1.00, sold by Rudy's Drug Store in the Hamilton Building.
The Inter-State Milk Producers Association led by H D Allebach held last night at the YMCA a report on future problems in the dairy industry. Attendees heard data on Philadelphia milk marketing, regional production figures, and cow testing advances. A mock trial, a talk on community value of milk, and music and entertainment capped the event. Bankruptcy petitions were filed in Baltimore for Samuel C Faber of Faber’s Economy Store.
A portable remedy named Mentha Pepsin promises rapid relief for stomach distress gas and indigestion. Marketed as pleasant tasting and quick acting, it claims to cure dizziness headaches and despondency linked to digestion, with wholesale availability at Warham's City Pharmacy and Peoples Drug Stores.
Baltimore matron and mother of seven recalls Tanlac aiding her convalescence from pneumonia and indigestion. After months of weakness she gained strength, appetite, and energy, caring for her children and home. She credits Tanlac with restoring her health and recommends it widely.
Conococheague March 81 Miss Ellda Sellers presided over a class entertainment at Conococheague with Leo senior chaperone. The color scheme featured St Patrick’s green. refreshments included chicken hotties sandwiches plowk… (text mangled) attended by Mr and Mrs William Martin Mr and Mrs Daniel Roth Mr and Mrs Luthorgush and others.
A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous names including Norman Sprecher Mrs Thoms Brewer Mia Alice Sellers Missen Lilly Mitchell Grace Martin Lolita Downtu Helv Rothya Bowary Helen Cowden Ilester Uriti Nancys Grimm Mary Coxden Ann Yost Helen Johnson Margaret Bowary Bewah Ridenour Lela Ger hart Olive Yost Nelile Marte Frish.
The notice lists individuals including Nadalene Yost Mazel Frovd Mesers Fred Fockler Victor Sowers Roy Breitweiser Max Wynod Ellsworth Unger George Foukier Chester Yost Robert Bowers Jamon Roth Ger aard Bloyer John Unger Paul Roth Maurice Johnson Glenn Fruba and references Mrs Walter Summers vicked Mry Williain Martin in a civil action.
A fragmentary mention places Batty Jeanne in Hagerstown with Mrs Judes Folkler and the speaker. The terse line reflects a private or social reference rather than a formal event.
The ad extols Rinso granulated soap as the sole solution for whiter clothes and reduced labor. It claims major daily savings, urges readers to buy from grocers now, and promises easy directions on the package for best results.
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