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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1921
Page
7
Long roster of local residents and visitors across Hagerstown, Martinsburg, and nearby towns over Easter. Mentions several families including the Wilhide, Chestnut, Bloom, Briggs, and Hollinger households, with travels to Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and Washington.
Mrs. Anna Stein of Covington Kentucky reports Foley's Money and Tar banishes coughs from bronchial to throat. The medicine helps her son who suffers from bronchitis and is praised for colds croup whooping cough and grip coughs. Sold everywhere.
Calendar notes special rehearsals and dances at the Municipal Band and various clubs. Easter Ball at the Central C. C. F. Hall plus benefit cards at Forward Club. Governor Ritchie to speak at the Chamber of Commerce. Daughters of Isabella benefit dance at Stouffer's. Current Events Club hosts a big social at the Elks Hall. Card parties entertain Miss Nancy Hutchison and guests. Mary Middlehauff hosts a party for a college holiday. Mrs Elizabeth Peters and Dr Herman Wangler visit from Dover and Baltimore and attend Easter gatherings. A surprise wedding anniversary for Dr J Herbert Tobias and his wife is noted with a buffet. Train riders from Big Pool fined or jailed by Western Maryland officers. William Redmond escapes from Maryland Training School.
Miss Emma Weber of Baltimore will be the speaker for the sixth Congressional District at the Wednesday Citizenship Course class in the Library. Her topic is the Legislative Department of Government. Mr. J Walter Hoffman in Maryland General Hospital Ballimore fractures improves slightly.
A high tension wire delivering 33 200 volts touched the Northern Virginia Power Co substation in Berkeley Springs causing a blaze yesterday afternoon. Firemen and staff quickly extinguished the flames. In another note Lieut John Boschen of the State police was asked to resign by Automobile Commissioner H Austin Baughman for neglect of duty related to the Flkton liquor case.
An old advertisment touts Sloan's Liniment as a centuries old remedy for rheumatic aches sciatica lumbago backache neuralgia and stiff joints. It promises quick penetration without rubbing and notes prices in cents and dollars.
Mrs Earl Lightner entertained at the Five Hundred club at her home 229 South Potomac Street last night with twenty guests in attendance.
A vintage ad urges treatment for catarrhal deafness with Paramint double strength mixed in hot water and sugar. It claims quick relief from head noises and nasal clogging, noting simple prep, low cost, and pleasant taste.
Miss Clara McKee of Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health travels home for the Easter vacation to stay with her father, Mr Stanley McKee, on Broadway.
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