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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1925

Page

5

Prodigal Son sermon topic and evangelist Packard talks

Evangelist Buroworth’s sermon frame discusses the prodigal son returning to his father and his life’s salvation through Jesus, urging listeners to dedicate their lives to God. Dr Paul Henry Packard delivers an unusual sermon on excuses in the Gospel of Luke and announces further talks and hymn features at First Christian Church.

Evangelist T. Buroworth Bese Jesus First Christian Church Paul Henry Packard Jman Packard Tole Nia Bob Kilgore

Free Trial Offered for Rupture Remedy

Advertisement-style text urging readers with rupture to request a free trial of a touted remedy. Claims the product reduces need for trusses and appliances and prevents complications like gangrene. Encourages immediate mail-in signup with coupon, citing thousands aided and benefits for both men and women.

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Free Foe Rice, Inc Main St. Adm Aera Queenilay Tree

Hemroid Internal Remedy Promises Quick Pile Relief

Cure promoted by Dr. Heonhardt decades ago and sold by Aughinbaugh and Snelstey Drug Stores claims to cure piles by freeing blood circulation in the lower bowel. The ad asserts internal stagnation causes piles and promises relief without surgery, urging prompt use of Hemroid.

Heonhardt Aughinbaugh Snelstey

Red Cross Demonstrations Advance at Kiwanis Luncheon

Red Cross activities move forward with drowning resuscitation demonstrations announced by Mark Mellor and Captain William Kelb at Kiwanis luncheon and YMCA events. Plans include Welllamaport school pool demonstrations and Maryland Theatre life saving display tomorrow night. Community firms join the One Hundred Percent Fund, while 1926 memberships rise as Ned Croas Nay and others enroll.

Rod Crusadette Mark Mellor Focal Committee William G. Kelb Reil Craig Agaatha Kiwanis Club Misa Nellla Draper John R. Wilson Keith Swethodd Maryland Theatre Mepany Red Cross Security Cement and Lime Company Mellor Ned Croas Nay Kolney Club Yeater Ay Seart Rh. Wagner

Adlerika Secret Relief for TongueCoated Myths

An ad listing Adlerika as a fast evacuant for a coated tongue indicating stomach or bowel trouble. Claims it works in one hour without gripes and promotes relief from indigestion. Mentions merchants D C Aughinbaughs Son and several Washington area pharmacies by name.

Adlerika D.C. Aughinbauga & Son We. Washington Knelsley'a Pharmacy Washington Square People's Pharmacy N. Potomac St John &. Anderson Ady

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