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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
6
Ford Motor Company shows spring business expanding with rapidly increasing activity. Orders have more than doubled, with strongest gains in late February. Fordson Tractor demand also rises, signaling a improving market across regions including Alaska and Dakota areas.
Early in the year Ford outlines February retail activity excluding Canada and Ford Motor Company of Canada routes. Domestic retail deliveries reach 114,526 Ford cars and trucks and 021 Fordsons with gains in high priced Lincoln models and comparisons to last year.
An old notice promotes a sensational cure for sciatic neuritis, claiming intense thigh to foot pain relief within 24 hours. It touts Alleurhu Special Formula No 2 capsules as fastest, safest relief and urges readers to buy from Wareham’s City Pharmacy.
Cornelia Utrup, a resident of Toledo, notes fare hikes on the Toledo streetcar system amid ongoing transit discussions. The change marks a shift in local public transport costs and reflects wider funding considerations.
The item records daily attendance across Fairplay School with named teachers and administrators listed. Averages include 87.9 percent in one room and 93.1 percent in another, noting staff such as Principal John Mower and teacher Mary Lighter, with several Moats family members appearing among faculty and students. Reports also mention local moves, community society notes, and a late village resident’s health.
Local residents including Mrs Emory Kretzer and families near Funkstown hosted and visited friends and relatives through the week. Notes mention Mrs Kretzer visiting relatives, Fred Coffman resuming studies at Juniata College, and several guests at George Baker's home.
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