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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1923

Page

5

Pleasant Surprise From Mayr Remedy Trial

A man helped by Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy after chronic stomach trouble thought to be cancer or gallstones. Following a friend’s tip, he bought a bottle for a sick relative and recovered, becoming strong enough to eat heartier. The ad claims the remedy clears mucus and inflammation in the stomach liver and intestines. Sold by B C Aughinbaugh & Son and druggists everywhere.

Mayr B.C. Aughinbaugh & Son

Frederick Man Blamed by Jury in Fatal Frederick Death

A coroner's inquest in Martlesburg found Willan R. Brightwell of Frederick killed Kenneth Kreisley, a 7-year-old, after a car hit him while in an intoxicated condition. Chauffeur Austin Six was ruled an accessory after the fact. Brightwell and Six face multiple charges as authorities investigate who drove the vehicle. Witnesses included Richard Steffey and Arthur Burns. Police stopped the suspects as they attempted to flee toward the river. Brown testified Brightwell likely drove the fatal impact.

Willan R. Brightwell Frederick Kenneth Kreisley Martlesburg William R Brightwell Meno Austin Six Brightwell Silte Bay Richard Steffey Arthur C. Burns Thia City Nolat C. Orndorff Kinsey B. Creque Jehn Jacques Charles Brown Six Sit Heightwell

Recital Tonight For Baptist Church Fund In Hagerstown

A fundraising recital for the Cavalry Map Yet Church building fund is set for eight tonight at the new Potomac and Fairground Avenues church. The program, organized by Harry Wolfe and W Guy Kling Sr, features Magler Guy Kline the noted juvenile singer, plus Helen Kieffer and other local artists. Mrs Kieffer recently returned from Paris and will perform alongside Niles Virginia Stonebraker Mia H B Meredith Miguel Eva and others. rhine stones area noted for standout gowns and German blouse fashions are also described in fashion notes. A store ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy praised by S M Duby of Asbury Park NJ.

Potomac and Fairground Avenues Hagerstown Magler Guy Kline Little Guy Helen Kieffer Miss Kiefter Paris Harry Wolfe W. Guy Kling, Sr Uchide Niles Virgina Stonebraker Mia B. Meredith Miguey Eva Trach'o] Shulenperger Ray ‘Troxell Anita Suyiter

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