27 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1923
Page
1
An advertisement claims Freezone corn remover lifts corns without pain. A tiny bottle sold by druggists costs a few cents and allegedly clears hard, soft, or toe corns and calluses without soreness or irritation.
A carpenter from Manasquan New Jersey reports a spontaneous cure for a ruptured condition after years of painful lifting. He claims no surgery, no medicine, and offers to share full details with others who suffer ruptures to avoid an operation and its misery.
Dr Allyn Foster, Syracuse University speaker, tells Marietta audience curiosity wrecks youth. He warns flapper era culture tempts college students and insists morality rests with women while condemning lack of sex training and Freud influence as factors in moral degeneration. He laments psychologists overemphasize physiology.
Cur evidence of large expansion in operation of Western railroad companies and in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Western Maryland Railway is seen in Syracuse. For several days two to four new locomotives passed through the city, indicating growth in the industry.
A shipment of 75 Santa Fe engines arrives with 50 allocated to the Cumberland Division for immediate deployment. The delivery strengthens capacity and supports ongoing rail operations in the division.
Earl Huntzberry, employed by Hagerstown Shoe and Legging, reports relief from indigestion nerves and headaches after using Vendol at Wareham's City Pharmacy. He now eats breakfast without nausea, sleeps well, and notes regular bowels and regained energy, recommending Vendol to colleagues.
A Wareham City Pharmacy advertisement promotes a new tonic named VENDOL Special ist. The copy urges customers not to confuse it with other medicines and invites them to call for the story of this new remedy.
Hagerstown Tire Co located at 110 South Potomac Street in Hagerstown advertises Prest-O-Lite service batteries gas tanks and appliances for sale or installation.
Frederick hosts a two day farm and business conference organized by the Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce. Leaders from across the state discuss closer ties, cooperation, and a permanent co op body with speakers including D Markey Emmett W Gans T B Symons Ketchen and Ernest Smith.
Calif boasts the highest and lowest altitudes in the United States. Mt Whitney at 14 501 feet is the tallest peak, while Death Valley lies 276 feet below sea level. Two brief items note Cumberland store being bought for reopening by Maurice Stein and Benjamin Levin, and a motorcycle collision injuring Newton Hines and James Fisher near Garretts Mill.
November 27 1923 schedule from station WRC Washington lists afternoon and evening features. Carolyn Cramp soprano and Ralph Pemberon tenor headline live organ and vocal segments, with musical acts from the Cafe Boulevard Orchestra and Hotel Astor ensembles, plus talks and a Broadway showcase.
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