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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
3
An advertisement touts Mentha Pensin from Ware fam's City Pharmacy as a fast relief for indigestion upset stomach and gastritis. It claims the tonic strengthens the stomach with regular use and promises clear benefits within minutes, asserting the product is superior to other remedies and backed by local drugstores.
Harry E. Bride aged 40 of Washington Square was killed when a timber toppled while he labored in a Hawley Payor pit assisting in a power plant erection. A welder formerly with New York Central Iron, he recently joined Phoenix Utility. He leaves wife Marjorie and three children Elizabeth Hilton and Peter.
Gordon Campbell, of Great Falls Montana, found guilty today of mailing non of an old syndicate. He plans an appeal in the Circuit Court of Appeals at San Francisco. He was sentenced to two years at Leavenworth and a $1,000 fine plus costs.
An ad-promoted remedy Kojene claims to treat acute or chronic nasal catarrh. It suggests spraying nostrils twice daily for three to four days, promises complete germ kill and clear nose, and offers a money-back guarantee if it fails. The product is touted as a non poisonous antiseptic, with no side effects claimed and broad efficacy.
Public Health Service surveys indicate hay fever and colds incapacitate about 1 percent of Americans for 6 to 8 weeks annually, reducing industrial output and worker efficiency. Surgeon General Cumming directs studies to curb the economic impact, noting 40 percent of treated World War II veterans improved and treatment started in early spring.
Fragmentary note reports physicians have not discovered that hay fever produces permanent physical results. The text is unclear and lacks concrete data or names.
A naval court martial acquitted Commander Renwlert of charges stemming from a raid on a ship near Norfolk. The trial concluded in about fifteen minutes after testimonies about seized quarts and alleged wrongdoing, with key figures like Dovaina W. Fuller mentioned in the proceedings.
An advertised remedy claims a simple buckthorn bark based mix with magnesium sniph glycerine and Adlerixa to relieve gas and stomach upset. It touts fast action, claiming relief in about one hour and no intestinal griping. Multiple pharmacies named including D C Auchinbaugh Son and Knolaley's Pharmacy.
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