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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1925
Page
3
C P Company invites public to visit plant in Haerstown during Telephone Visitation Week from November 16 to 21 inclusive. Mark Mellor leads plans and promises the public will be rewarded for attendance. Invitations have been sent to subscribers in the Hagers area.
An unclear advertisement fragment promotes Pyunes Diapepsin to relieve indigestion heartburn sour stomach and related symptoms. The text mentions quick relief and package availability but is heavily garbled with misspellings.
Townsfolk are invited to tour the Elaerstown telephone plant during the week of November 16 to learn how the system works. An experienced guide will lead visitors through the operations and explain the distribution of lines, current flow, and how operators connect distant phones. The event aims to educate the public on service challenges and foster appreciation for the company.
National Association of Retail Credit Area reports ads help collectors. Hagerstown retailers met at Maryland Gardens with president C. D. Miller. New members included Hagerstown Motor Co. and Charles E. Schenck's music store. Advertising allegedly improves bill payments as buyers learn a bad credit mark follows them city to city. Clarence G. Emmett notes 1536 overdue bills in the Retailers Bureau files.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural remedy for bad breath and bowel and liver support. It claims the tablets stimulate normal action without harsh cathartics, using a vegetable formula with olive oil and a mild purge effect.
The piece reports miscreants damaging property around the Mummers parade route with calls to police and a $25 reward offered by W Murray Baechtel for convictions. It also notes Dr Bob Kilgore evangelist drawing a large First Baptist Church audience and his remarks on heavenly recognition and a past gambling house profit. A Brunswick delegation is expected tonight. Street cars collide near Nameoki in fog, killing a motorman and injuring others.
A garbled New York report notes a charity drive in midtown Manhattan to raise funds for Maine veterans and other beneficiaries. The event crowds Fifth Avenue and Broadway as volunteers push to sell balls to support needy veterans.
An old advertisement touts Tonal as a universal remedy for rheumatism gout dropsy and kidney trouble caused by improper digestion. It promises to enrich the blood stimulate the nervous system and aid digestion using herbs roots and bark. Available at Cauffman's Drug Store Hagerstown Md.
Rangeley Maine woman states two year suffering ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports relief from bearing down pains backaches and fatigue enabling housework on a farm. Over 200000 women respond yes to benefit question and product is sold by druggists nationwide.
Lima reporter Edwin Elmore, a writer wounded by a bullet fired by Carlos Chocano, Peru’s poet laureate, on Saturday, died this afternoon. The incident occurred after a confrontation earlier in the week.
S S S claims to cure eczema by restoring red blood cells and purifying the system. The ad asserts blood purity clears skin eruptions like boils pimples blotches and rashes and urges readers to ask a pharmacist for the strongest bottle.
Ad claims the 16 cent pack contains directions so any woman can color all fabrics at home. It promises delicate shades or rich permanent color on silk wool cotton linen and cotton. The notice urges to ask your druggist if the materials can be colored and mentions many fabric types.
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