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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
6
Four bandits robbed Gabel and Kaleko, gem merchants, of stones worth about 75000 dollars in a Maiden Lane office on the ninth floor. They forced Kaleko and three employees to surrender, bound their hands, gathered wallets with cut gems, then fled via a rear fire escape.
A Buffalo New York chemist claims a new treatment Hamidala cures piles. it costs $1 and offers refunds if unsatisfied. The Wamadala Co publishes box 445 Buffalo NY as contact.
Little Donald Ardinger of Williams Hart, son of Al and Mrs Frank Ardinger, was taken to the Pastour Institute in Baltimore for examination of a wound on his head. The bite occurred days earlier on the street while with his mother. A physician treated the wound and sent the boy to Baltimore for rabies analysis after the dog’s head was recovered and sent to the institute. The dog was shot near the river bridge by Eugene Teuasotl.
Mia Henry Hollister of Wyandotte Michigan shares how after six months of illness she recovered from severe right side pain and fatigue by taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports relief within days and says her doctor approved it.
Norfolk and Western Railway engineer J B Clingan of West Charlestown narrowly escaped eye injury when a rifle bullet shattered his eyeglass as he left White Post station Virginia. Detectives traced the shot to a boy at play. Clingan continued to Riverton and filed a report with railroad authorities. He replaced the glass but praised his caution.
London March 30 The Earl of Ypres former Field Marshal French who underwent an operation on March 19 has developed symptoms described by the bulletins as minor. In New York investigators found 14 pills and a few packets in one location.
Grow ing children use up nutriment from food to build bone and muscle and therefore often suffer from lack of nourishment.
Mrs Nora Ko Mullin of Main Street Clearspring plans to open a restaurant at the same station as a grocery store. The area has new paint and papering, and the venture marks Clearspring’s first restaurant.
St and church notices describe a healing service at a local Episcopal church with brief references to clergy and parishioners. Details are garbled but indicate a gathering for prayer and pastoral care led by a pastor named Hector with attendance and time unstated.
Fragmentary ad style text mentions upset stomach gas indigestion and digestion aid. Readable names and phrases point to a product claim to correct digestion. Lacks clear quantities or credible details.
A damaged OCR note indicates a theatre event in Philadelphia with Br. Stet Wil, and a return performance scheduled for this evening.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Pepper Dent claiming to remove the film on teeth that causes decay and pyorrhea threats. It urges readers to buy a tube from their druggist and mail the coupon to start beautifying teeth today. The prose markets the product as vastly superior to older dentifrices and highlights promised dramatic whitening results.
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