02 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
1
Dr F B Bomberger, head of the State Department of Markets, cautions potato growers and seed buyers against purchasing seed potatoes with meaningless certification. Recent cases involve a distributor who bought such seed in good faith, raising concerns over seed quality and reliability.
Reported confusion over a seed potato tag and its certification claim. Dr. Bomberger notes the tag prints Certification Tag and a misleading statement about careful growing and disease resistance. growers question its legitimacy as true certification.
The piece markets Diamond Dyes for fabric tinting and provides usage tips, while a long aside questions seed certification with weak official oversight. It notes possible lack of state validation and calls for inspection details, raising concerns about reliability and safety of seed certification. A brief crime note mentions a jail incident and a fatal cellmate stabbing in Colorado.
A confused report describes a robbery at a Memphis restaurant with a bobbed-haired suspect and the later arrest of a man named Robert Mater as attorney for a witness. It cites a Mrs Ghadya Malane and her husband urging unusual interest, while police investigate tabbery claims against Malone’s wife and other unnamed parties.
Bridgeport April 2 Sitloh United Brethren elected officers for the year. Superintendent W. E. Deis bert, assistant superintendent Mrs. W. W. Harbaugh, secretary James McNarin, treasurer W. W. Harbaugh, organist J. J. Wolmes, librarians Myrtle Dethert and Margaret Bett. The Shank and Thelowar ders of Smithsourge spent time with grandmother and aunt Alis. Shank and Mrs. W. W. Stuck attended the supper at Shiloh United Brethren Church.
The article records a string of social visits by numerous individuals and families including Messrs Charles and Seth Burkholster, Mason and Dixon, B. Ervin Heck and Barbara, Willian Novis ington, Howard Ecketine, TL F Rohrer, Jonas Tsetts, George Metts, J. W. Price and children, Rev. R. E. Beachley, W. W. Hasbaugh, John McNairn, I. F. Rohrer, A. Winamer, Chas. Plunmer, Mrs Tenney, and Fred Tenney visiting residents in Winchester and surrounding households.
April 1 notes record visits and moves among Cearfoss residents. Floyd and Mrs Rittenour visited Washington and Hagerstown. Mrs Wishard moved to Mangensville. Dernard Suckler family visited A C Angle. Cunningham family connections noted. Some ad lines and garbled text follow.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Eckstine visited on Sunday with Mrs and Mr E Carbaugh near Cearfass in Hagerstown, sharing a family gathering. The arrival reflected a cordial community connection and local town ties.
A bold promise from a Jersey seller claims Dare Mentha Pepsin quickly eases stomach distress and bloating. The ad touts a long history, a money back guarantee, and widespread past sales, urging readers to buy at Wareham's City Pharmacy and other stores.
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