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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1925

Page

2

Voters Oppose Bond Issue In City Water Plan

In a $1,000 bond proposal for water system improvements the voters opposed the measure with 125 votes against. Burgess Julia T. Mason was re-elected, and Austin Cy Peck starts his 14th year as assistant burgess. Commissioners elected were James K. Nael Rosen and Tobing. Five residents of Hancock faced charges as four were convicted of train riding. Marsland House of Correction case heard by Justice Middickal.

Erdar Burgess Julia T. Mason Austin Cy Peck Burgess James K. Nael Rosen Tobing Hancock

Speakers for teachers meeting at St Johns Lutheran

The principal speakers for the teachers institute at St Johns Lutheran Auditorium April 14 and 16 are Prof Jay W Hatch of Horace Mann School Johns Hopkins Prof Florence Bam of Johns Hopkins and Willa Meir of the National Bureau of Education announced by I A Grimes superintendent of Education The program includes Hatch at 9 oclock Tuesday morning and 1 30 oclock afternoon Bamberger on Wednesday at 11 oclock Robinson on Wednesday afternoon and a social session Tuesday at 8 oclock Two Hagerstown speakers John W Rauth and Miss Alec ta Ziegler will join the program with Miss I Jewell Simpson and Miss Isabel Hurlbut Also Prof T Q Foran on arithmetic reasoning Wednesday morning Tuesday night social event.

St. John's Lutheran Audiorium Jay W. Hatch Horace Mann School Work Atd Florence Bam Johns Hopkins University Willa Meir Robinton National Bureau of Education I. 4. Grimes Hutch Citigen Bamberger Institute Robinson Welock County Tegeners* Association Hagerstown John W. Rauth Washington, D. C Mise Alec‘ta Ziegler Washington County Isabel Hurlbutt T. Q. Foran Washington

Olive Tablets offer gentle relief for bad breath

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable, olive oil formula, claim to replace calomel by gently stimulating bowels and liver to natural action. They promise to clear the blood and entire system without harsh after effects, recommending one or two nightly for a week.

Dr. Edwards Er Edwards OM Edwards

Plant Juice touted as springtime medicine in newspaper ad

In an ad style testimonial, Mr Thomas F Sayre of Wilkes-Barre claims Plant Juice 480 Spring medicine cleanses the system and eases a range of ailments from indigestion to rheumatic pains. He says it restored appetite, improved digestion, steadied nerves, and renewed energy after prior stomach and catarrh issues. The product is shown sold in Hagerstown and by local druggists.

Mr. Thomas MR. Thom the F. Sayre Lawrence Treet Wilkes-Burro Li Mulama Jules i Hagerstown B.C. Aughinbaugh & Son Susisley

Gigantic Steel Mill Built Amid Secrecy

A massive steel mill near Mossend, Eng, completed under secrecy, aims to be Europe’s largest. Trial run reported, cost about $5,000,000, with a weekly output of 5000 tons and a single piece produced at 114 feet. Separately, eight freight cars derailed on the Western Maryland line near Little Orleans, delaying service for hours as coal and coke spilled and cars piled.

Mossend Eng Europe Hagerstown Cunberland Maryland Little Orleans

Prince Arrives In Freetown Amid Royal Welcome

The Prince of Wales aboard the Hepalae reached Freetown at 7 a.m. to a city of residents volunteering to greet him. He disembarked at 10 a.m. as a gun salute rang out, marking the arrival in British West Africa on April 7.

Prince Freetown Sirrea Leon British West Africa Prince of Wales His Gang

Lectures Continue at Bible Temple East Washington Street

A large audience gathered at the Bible Temple and listened to the subject K. K. KK versus the Papacy. Services will run all week with topics including The Millennium and What Happens When the Turk Leaves Europe. Rev. F DeWitt Gautereau and Rev. G Medairy are delivering the lectures.

Bible Temple East Washington Street Europe Pletare Capitel F. DeWitt Gautereau Seventh Day Adventist Church Rev G. Medairy

Auto gadget claims 49 mile per gallon boost

Sioux Falls ad copy by James A May promotes a device claimed to cut gas use, remove carbon, and prevent spark plug trouble. It says many cars reach 84 miles per gallon on two gallons and offers free trial to one auto owner per locality, asking to write Jim today.

Sioux Falls James A. May Fred Jim Today Ady

Fire destroys hotel and three nearby businesses in Athens

An early morning blaze in Athens caused serious injuries to one woman and minor injuries to others. The Forsea EHostel and three neighboring properties including Jones Drug Company, Ju Han Drug Company, and the Cumberland Telephone Company were destroyed. Estimated damage around 200000 dollars.

Athens Yeau Forsea Ehostel Jones Drug Company Ju- Han Drug Company Cumberland Telephone Company Danage

Foley remedies ad promises sample bottles and pills

An old newspaper ad urges readers to send name and address to Foley in Chicago for a free sample of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, plus diuretic and laxative pills. It claims kidney and digestion benefits and notes the products are sold everywhere.

Foley

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