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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1921

Page

2

Pershing Explains Defense Test Aimed at Readiness

General Pershing issues a statement on the Defense Test to be held September 12. The plan shows how national defense work should be organized locally, trains citizens for duties, and demonstrates the need for prearranged mobilization to avoid delays in war. He emphasizes public participation, clear duties for officers and soldiers, and lessons learned from World War I to prevent past confusions.

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Clare Eames in New Pickford Photoplay Queen Elizabeth

Clare Eames portrayed Queen Elizabeth in the new Pickford photoplay Dorothy Vernon of Had an Hall while Mary Pickford stars. Granddaughter of Governor Hamilton, Eames began acting as a child in amateur plays at Oak Hill, Hamilton's home, where she spent summers.

Lare Eames Governor Hamilton Queen Elizabeth Dorothy Vernon Hadan Hall Mary Pickford Miss Eames John Drinkwater Oak Hill Pki Hamilton

Piles remedy advertised by drug stores

An old advertisement touts a remedy called MAVE YOU PILIST from Leonhardt’s HEMEOID claiming quick action for piles. It promises no cutting and a harmless tablet that removes the cause with money back if unsatisfied, sold at Aughinbaugh and Kuetzley Drug Stores.

Leonhardt Aughinbaugh & Kuetzley Drug Stores

Man Regains Health After War Injuries with Paw Paw Tonic

Herbert A. Snyder of Allentown Pa fell ill after war service with gassing, nervousness, and low spirits. Doctors doubted a year's life but after using Munyon's Paw Paw Tonic he gained 14 pounds, sleeps well, and has restored energy. The ad urges others to try the tonic, sold for a dollar in Scranton, Pa.

Herbert A. Spyder Turner St Allentown Mr. Snyder Snyder Mupyen's Scranton

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