15 May 1929
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1929
Page
1
The piece argues that healthy teeth derive from inheritance and prenatal care by the mother. It emphasizes knowledge, proper food, cleanliness, exercise, fresh air, rest, and recreation as vital for growth. It stresses the mother's pivotal role in nourishment before birth and during nursing, highlighting milk eggs greens fruits and whole grain cereals as essential to the developing child.
Harold Davidson almost misplaced his saxophone when a canoe sank briefly. The instrument floated in its case and was found by Walter Keech. Police recovered the sax and returned it to Davidson.
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick, harmless cure for excess stomach acid. It claims one spoonful neutralizes acids, relieves symptoms within minutes, and emphasizes physician endorsement for 50 years. The product is sold in drugstores for 25 cents and 0 cents per bottle as a registered trade mark.
Gleamy white teeth and a sweet breath are promised by Phillips Dental Magnesia Toothpaste. Try it once and see brighter teeth. Free ten day tube offered by The Phillips Co. at 117 Hudson Street, New York, N Y.
Mrs Lillian Flemings of Alloway New Jersey fired on neighbor postmaster Lewis Collier wounding him in the lung amid fears of a saxophone led nuisance The Salvation Army in Hagerstown hosts an Indian Campfire Council led by Captain C L Andrews to organize two troops with 15 boys and 23 girls plans a July Scout camp with location to be announced later
Prohibition Agent Dana M. Jackley formerly in Washington County died when a pursuit vehicle crashed into a telephone pole in a Baltimore suburb. Agents Charles McCartney and William R. Blanchard were injured as they chased a bootlegger, McCartney driving before the crash.
William Baker a driver for a local manufacturer was fined 102 dollars by Justice Richard Duffey after a patrolman stated Baker drove intoxicated into C. G. McCoy’s car in the northern city section. The McCoy auto, bought days earlier, was badly damaged.
A New York doctor says weak nerves wreck many marriages by draining vitality and dulling appearance. The ad promo urges Tanlac as a quick cure before meals and at night, claiming it revives youth, health, and happiness and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.
Captain Andrews, present since Saturday, will depart Thursday to continue his tour of fifteen Southern States. He arrived from Cumberland and Keyser, where he organized large troops.
Richard Burrows, 19, reputed son of Chicago parents, confessed to police tonight that he killed Jack Martin of Mesa Arizona on April 26. He was arrested with a group on Saturday.
The Board of County Commissioners postponed action on appointing a full-time health officer after the absence of a member due to illness. The report from Commissioners Bennett and Carl on Monday's health officer conference was deferred to a later date.
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