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The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1923

Page

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Ten Cent Foley Remedies Ad Notice

Read this ad and ten cents to Foley and Co Chicago you will receive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY S HONEY AND TAR for Coughs Col ds and Croup also free sample packages of FOLEY KIDNEY FILLS for Backache Rheumatic Pains Kidney and Bladder trouble and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for Constipation and Billousness These wonderful remedies have helped millions of people Try them Sold everywhere

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago FOLEY

Wilson Warns U S Must Reclaim World Leadership

President Woodrow Wilson urged Americans to abandon self interest and rebuild moral leadership after World War I. He condemned allied missteps and warned that the United States must retrace its steps to uphold democracy, honor, and a responsible peace in a nationwide radio address from Washington. He pressed for resolute international policy and a restored role in global affairs.

Washington Woodcrow Wilson America France Italy Wilson United States Makind

World Service Appeals for Armistice Day Ideals

A speech outlines the need for disinterested international aims and the duty to place self interest aside. It praises America’s example in upholding high standards of conscience and calls for firm action to guide policy in 1924. The remarks are tied to Wilsonian influence and the movement to shape followers’ views for the upcoming contest.

France Italy America Mr. Wilson Congress League Wilson

Vendol Relief Promised by Local Pharmacy Sample

A Wareham city pharmacy offers free Vendol samples as a remedy for stomach, digestion, and related issues. The promotional narrative features Joseph Matthews, 62, praising Vendol for easing gas, burning, and constipation, and claims improved appetite and overall strength. The vendor urges visiting Wareham's City Pharmacy or The Central Drug Store to learn more.

Mead Joseph P. Matthews Wareham Central Drug Store

Plant Juice claims transform nervous woman in New Jersey

Mrs Anna Byrne of West Orange says Plant Juice improved her health after a severe breakdown. She details prior weight loss, sleeplessness, rheumatic pains, and disordered nerves and digestive system, noting weight gain to 96 pounds and renewed appetite. Product sold in Hagerstown and nearby drug stores.

Anna Byrne West Orange N. J Hagerstown D. C Aughinbaugh and Son's Drug Store West Washington Street Knelsley's Ady Post

Pilgrimage to Woodrow Wilson Home Ends With Firm Resolve

An Armistice Day gathering at Woodrow Wilson's Washington home heard the president declare no anxiety about the triumph of his guiding principles. He warned against fools resisting providence, asserting that victory and divine reign will endure, after a brief address to admirers.

Woodrow Wilson Mr. Wilson Dupont Circle Wilson Nr. Wilson Pantie

Drunken driver fined in Police Court ruling

Sigmund D. Brown was fined 110 and costs by Justice J H Dinners for driving while intoxicated and without a license. He was arrested near the Dagmar Hotel by Officer Sailes as crowds cheered from streets and plots around the city.

Sigmund D. Brown Justice J. H. Dinners Brown Dagmar Hotel Sailes

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