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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
6
A dense listing of radio programming across stations WEAF WJZ WRC WGY and many others. It details hourly lineups with musical ensembles orchestras choirs and variety acts, naming conductors directors and featured performers. The guide notes times and station identifiers, showing a broad snapshot of mid century broadcast fare.
Local talk centers on Miller's Herb Extract a national tonic laxative praised by prominent residents including farmer John C Palmer of Route 5. Palmer credits the remedy with restoring health after other medicines failed and urges others in poor health to try it. People's Drug Store 17 West Washington Street markets the product with a representative explaining its merits.
Shady Bower residents and visitors are listed visiting friends in nearby towns and hosting gatherings. The report notes Mrs. David Kershner and Edith Ray and Ruth, Williamsport visitors, Mercersburg trips, and a St Paul’s Union C H E box social on May 14 with piano and mandolin music. boxes sold from $5.
Light refreshments and coffee were served at a society gathering. Guests attended from Hagerstown Funktetown and Greencastle. The report notes the Turkish horsemen of Southern Siberia keeping their clothes intact until they literally fall off.
Mr and Mrs George Rhodes and family joined Samuel Hornbaker and relatives from Martinsburg and Westminster for weekend visits. Numerous siblings and cousins visited in Hagerstown and Waynesboro area. The note ends with a remark on the global Trust bill, estimated at five billion dollars a year.
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