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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
2
A man resuscitated his wife in a desperate moment as she suffered severe illness. A bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy was obtained on medical advice and she reportedly regained strength, gaining about forty pounds, with the ad claiming the product cures stomach and intestinal ailments and guarantees money back.
A playful note for youngsters describes frocks in sunny yellow or pale lavender. It contrasts with the old idea of dressing children only in pinks or blues, celebrating bright color choices for little ones.
Emma Bunnell, confined to a bed after a severe accident, built a real estate and taxi business totaling near a million dollars last year. She completed a correspondence college course and runs ventures between Hammond and nearby towns while claiming doctors misjudged her fate. She emphasizes sharp bargaining over personal infirmity and cites humor as her best medicine.
A report from the Electrically Equipped Furniture Committee at the National Electric Light Association convention in Atlantic City stated that electrically equipped furniture is now an accomplished fact. It described bedsides and other items that operate fans lights a grill for bedside meals warm baby bottles and allow walking without disturbing others.
Charles Cushwa sued the Hagerstown Fair Association seeking 25 dollars after a police court hearing. Justice Hitner awarded Cushwa 25 dollars for services rendered at the May race meeting at the Fairgrounds. The State Racing Commission paid him ten dollars per day, while fair officials paid five dollars for subsequent work.
"For more than ten years" Thomas Beltzer of 82 North Calhoun Street Baltimore suffered from stomach trouble indigestion headaches weakness and weight loss. After trying Tanlac he reports immediate improvement and after four bottles feels well enough to work all day. Tanlac is sold in Hagerstown by ill food Druggiists.
Diamond Dyes claim easy instructions with every package to dye worn skirts coats stockings sweaters and draperies at home. The ads assure the dye will not repeat fade streak or run and urge shoppers to tell their druggist the fabric and fiber to dye.
The readable text mentions Anocial Hospital wire and a $260 figure, plus phrases about gallops and liquid references. The fragmentary nature blocks clear facts, but hints at a medical or chemical context and pricing.
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