Freezone Corn Treatment Promises Painless Removal
A vintage ad asserts Freezone softens and removes corns with a tiny applicator. It claims instant relief and painless removal of hard or soft corns between toes, sold by druggists for a few cents.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
10
A vintage ad asserts Freezone softens and removes corns with a tiny applicator. It claims instant relief and painless removal of hard or soft corns between toes, sold by druggists for a few cents.
International News Service reports a Department of Agriculture warning that China’s ongoing deforestation fuels floods and soil erosion, threatening famine and plague. Foresters say U.S. forests must be preserved to prevent similar future hardship and soil loss from fire and wasteful logging.
In yesterdays action Hagerstown beat Hanover 12 to 7 while Chambersburg defeated Frederick 5 to 4 and Waynesboro won 10 to 6 over Martinsburg. Today's schedule features Hagerstown at Hanover Chambersburg at Frederick and Martinsburg at Waynesboro.
St Louis visits Boston while Chicago plays Brooklyn Pittsburgh goes to New York and Cincinnati travels to Philadelphia in a packed NL schedule today.
American League standings show Cleveland 4 Boston 7 and Washington 1 Chicago 5, with New York 6 St. Louis 4. New York at Si Lows. Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland. International League scores Rochester 2 Syracuse 6 Toronto 6 Buffalo 2. Newark at Baltimore. Rochester at Toronto. Buffalo at Syracuse. Also a theater ad cites The Killer at the Palace.
An then unreadable ad copy claims relief from kidney trouble with a potion promising quick relief. It cites testimonials from Nathan Warned and mentions Washington and Delaware locations with vague product claims and a request to think the remedy is effective.
Four members of the State Board of Forestry and officials returned from a three day inspection of forest reserves in Western Maryland. They reviewed protection work and discussed improving the Heslington Milnor tract and developing recreational use of the reserve. The party included Robert Garrett Me McCuttish Brown and State Forester FLW Besler, who noted Herrington Manor tract contains 200 acres of virgin white oak trees.
An advertisement recounts a wife suffering chronic stomach and liver troubles who refuses then accepts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It claims the product clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the intestinal tract, alleviating ailments including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee and availability through T. Caughey & Sunet and druggists nationwide.
An aged remedy promises to ease catarrhal deafness by combining Paramint with hot water and sugar. The instruction urges daily use of one tablespoon until relief, claiming it clears head noises and nasal mucus.
A testimonial claims Nerv Worth builds strength and appetite, citing J D Douglas who reportedly gained 22 pounds after using the remedy. The ad touts the product as time tested and recommended by pharmacies and city traders, urging readers to buy before colder weather.
The group stopped at Fort Frederick, funded for purchase years ago but not acquired, and toured Antietam where a long road section was beautified with roadside trees. All travelers expressed delight with the trip and the Western Maryland reserves.
Lookout Port presents The Killee at the Palace today with a billed program featuring local acts and a closing set by headliner The Killee. Doors open early as audiences await a night of regional music.
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