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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
9
A dense list of crossword clues and partial phrases covers horizontal and vertical entries. The notes mix numbers, foreign terms, and garbled words, ending with “ANSWER TO WEDNESDAY'S PUZZLE” and scattered references to letters and positions.
In Middlebury Vermont on June 18 the Attorney General John Sargon warned that scorn for traditional morals fuels crime and weakens society. He spoke at the Middletown College commencement urging proper observance of rights and parental guidance to prevent child rebellion and social unrest.
An advertisement touts Evans' Triple Phosphates as a natural remedy for thin nervous and run-down individuals. It claims improved nerve power energy strength and endurance, endorsed by a druggist, with distribution by People's Drug Stores and other leading chemists.
The Potomac Edison Company operates in four states with 186 municipalities served and street railway services in 20 municipalities. It reports 1,600 gas customers and almost 36,000 electric customers, plus 4,500,000 passengers yearly, 18 buses with 360,000 riders, 7 generating stations, 18 miles of street railway, 486 miles of electric transmission and 68 street cars. In the year ended December 31, 1924, operating revenue reached 3,621,845 and electricity output was 141,000,000 kWh. gas sales were 96,305,200 cu ft. gross sales near 400,000.
Mrs Henry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky writes that bearing down back and abdomen pain kept her from chores until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Tonic helped restore strength and circulation. She used Sanative Wash and invites others to write for advice and testimonials.
The Hagerstown Lions club held a luncheon to announce officers for the next year. Elected: President Dr. O A Watkins, Vice President Ve O Knetaley, secretary treasurer John J Miller, treasurer Montamer, J H Maxwell Yingling tail twister Robert Kindle, candidate Aldine Lakin removed by resignation, C W Tyler elected second vice president, Roger L Jamieson think vice president. Directors for two years: Dr C H Bickley and Dr 38 L Fairchild. The fire to town United States for 823 amounted to $15,000, largest in the country’s history.
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