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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
3
Patches for stomach relief fail. build up a run down stomach to eat freely. Lee's Laxative Compound Cathartic touted as a tonic elixir for stomach ills. Guaranteed to end chronic indigestion or money back. 10 days sale: $1.25 bottle for $1.00.
An aquatic star freed himself from hand and foot shackles underwater four times the pool length during Captain Corsan’s exhibition at the Y’s Indoor Circus. The event drew 300 spectators despite rain with repeated stunts and a boxing bout staged by five year old Bobby Gelwicks and his father.
Roger Seibert is named lead for Sunday May 5 and Miss Nora Farrow for May 12. Public invites welcome to all services including children and adults. A 2:20 Saturday party and story hour precedes a Sunday May 32 10:30 sermon by Rev El Whetstone for parents. Dry Run area notices include Sunday school board names and attendees.
Advertises 666 as a speedy prescription for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria claiming it is the most rapid remedy. The note stresses its wide use and quick action across multiple illnesses.
Miss Miller has recovered from illness. Sunday visitors at Mrs. Grove’s home included Mrs. Lola Sanders and son Charles, Messrs George and Fred Fockier, Mrs. George Grove and family, and Misses Nellie and Ethel Pittinger Cearfoss with their cousin Mrs. Mary Frust. Sunday school at St. Pauls Sun.
Afternoon service announced for May 5 at 2 o'clock with a 3 o'clock church service led by Rev. W. K. Diehl. The note marks it as Missionary Sunday and urges attendance.
Mr and Mrs Christian Ebersole Misses Helen and Mary Cowden and Pearl spent Sunday at Wilsons with Mrs Clyde Dauguert afternoon callers in th e worst and family at Charlton home of Larry Neikirk Big Spring.
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