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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1926

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Cheap Turkeys Is Latest Claim

Washington reports plentiful Thanksgiving foods including turkeys at prices lower than 1926. Fresh birds likely as cold storage is low and live supply up. Texas, producing 15 percent of the national total, sees turkey prices around 26 to 27 cents per pound. Also ample ducks chickens geese and rabbits with supplies exceeding demand causing price drops. Richard Ferris, an English sportsman, turned 100 today by riding his horse with the hounds.

Washington Department of Agriculture Texas

Sloan's Liniment Praised by Utica Scout Leader

A Utica New York Boy Scout leader endorses Sloan's Liniment for bruises strains and sprains noting it relieves stiffness swelling and pain without rubbing. He claims it heals by boosting blood flow to damaged tissues and reducing fatigue poisons. The ad cites 36 cent price at all druggists.

Utica New York Sloan

York Leads Education Battle In Tennessee Mountains

Sergeant Alvin C. York, famed World War I hero, moves to educate mountain youth by founding the Alvin C. York Institute at Jamestown. He gathers national leaders to fund and oversee a nondenominational high school and vocational program, financed by public subscriptions and major gifts. York seeks to uplift his Cumberland plateau community with agriculture and skilled trades education.

Jamestown Tenn Alvin G. York Tennessee York Alvin C. York America Argonne Front France Cumberland Plateau York Institute Geo. Berry International Printing Pressmen’s Union Newton D. Baker James J. Bartlett Detroit Carl G. Fisher Miami, Fla Berry Bartlett Major Richard Hardy Chattanooga Baker Fisher W. S. Withams Atlanta H. C. Miller Evie David Crockett Mark Twain Sergeant York

Musterole replaces mustard plasters for quick relief

Don’t fuss with mustard and flour mixtures when Musterole offers fast relief. Made from pure oil of mustard and other ingredients it eases sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches congestion rheumatism and various pains of the back joints muscles and chest.

Thaw Offers Help to Accused Girl

New York Nov 16 Samuel Goldstein attorney for Mrs Catherine Denino 16 year old wife who confessed killing Luigi Fino said Harry J Thaw Pittsburgh heir to the Thaw millions telephoned offering a check for any amount to aid in her defense.

New York Samuel Goldstein Catherine Denino Luigi Fino Harry J.thaw Pittsburgh

Adlerika promises complete intestinal cleansing relief

An old newspaper promo extols Adlerika as a saline laxative with glycerine and buckthorn to cleanse both upper and lower bowels. It claims relief from gas pain, indigestion, and sour stomach, with testimonials praising its effectiveness and urging readers to buy at local drugstores.

Tolad R. F. Krueger HH. Ta. Shoub New York de Algc. Cain Dr. Weaver J. J. Puckett Atuty Waserstown Tlow

Stems Of Interest From Greencastle

Greencastle notices list residents visiting from York and Philadelphia and attending events. C B Carl spent weekend at Gettysburg for Fathers Day exercises at Gettysburg College. Victor C Martin called to Waynesburg due to brother’s death. A near accident occurred at the North Carlisle Street overhead bridge.

Greencastle C. B Charles Snodderty Town Evelyn Philadelphia Victor C. Martin Linden Avenue Waynesburg Charles H. Coppinger Harriet Snyder North Carlisle Street

Aurora Borealis Powers Telegraph Lines Between WBZ and WBZA

In Springfield Massachusetts northern lights supplied enough current to operate the telegraph system between WBZ in Springfield and WBZA in Boston. Telegraph interference was noted and batteries were removed from the line but the telegraph kept functioning. Investigation attributed the aurora borealis as the cause with sound of the keys clicking during current changes.

Springfield Mass WBZ Here WBZA Boston Une

Vehicle crash near town injures none as passengers escape

An automobile misjudged a turn Friday night and plunged toward the railroad, knocking down a bank and stopping by a telephone pole. The occupants escaped injury while John Benchoff and Mrs Wollingsheed are listed with health concerns.

John Benchoff Franklis Kra Wollingsheed Linden Avenue

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Claims Instant Relief

An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a preferred remedy for indigestion sour stomach and gas. It claims the product neutralizes stomach acid better than bicarbonate of soda and eases bowels without purging. The copy notes 25¢ and 50¢ bottle sizes and the U S registered trademark since 1875.

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