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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1925

Page

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Rotary hears on progressive schools in government era

Hagerstown Rotary heard William McKinlay Tobman of the Nations Bureau of Education discuss a progressive school concept. The club voted to donate luncheon surplus to the Lions Milk Fund for needy children. Seven directors will be elected next week from nominees including Brumbach Coffman Wagner Lynes Ayron Haw Parker Smith Chimes Stickel Masters and Hikle. Guests from Hagerstown Waynesboro Berkeley Springs and Baltimore attended.

William McKinlay Tobman The Nations Bureau of Education Hagerstown Washington Jefferson Maunee Franklin Nate Lions Club Ran Alvert Ritchie John N. Mackall Iiars L. H. Brumbach A. K. Coffman Beetty H. Wagner Joseph Lynes Joseph W. Ayron H. K. Haw “Paker A. Paul Smith J. Chimes Howard Stickel B. Iu. Masters C Fred Hikle C. A. Teanys Nat Pendleton Berkeley Springs West Virginia Clark Paale J. L. McCleary J. Arthur Knopp H.W. Riddlerburg Waynesboro Pennsylvania John Roy Baltimore George Y. Allen Utica New York

Cracked Toes Sore Tender Feet Ad

An old advertisement promotes a remedy for cracked toes and tender feet. It claims quick relief from soreness itching and tiredness by applying a product called Ph Mk of Marneste, with instant drying and harmless action. The ad urges buying at drug stores and bottles are available.

Marneste

County Boy Wins State Bird Prize

Washington County Poultry Clubs announce Donald Haynes won the state prize for flock management. He receives a pen of four island step hens and a cock eyed. The Breatherisville and Trownsville clubs report multiple prize wins including two firsts, one second, and one third. Five hundred day-old chicks will be distributed to Dreathedeville members.

Donald Haynes Ly Tig Washington County Poultry Club Donald Atl Tiia Trownsville Rohvereville Tev Dreathedeville Poultry Club Wim. McKinley Breatherisville Club Leppans Othvers Washington County Poultry Clubs Ore M. Dy Moore Paul Ochtekens Die Sk

Plans New Hotel Reaches South Pecorac Property

An article notes Nicols, owner of property at 22 South Pecorac, has obtained a building permit to remodel the front and convert the site into a 28 room hotel. Work has already begun. Nicols previously ran Frankie He. Walter 17 South Po Street property purchased by Nicols.

Nicols

Rail Merger in Balance Involves Five Big Roads

Washington April 16 The Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings on the Van Sweringen plan to consolidate five major railroads into a single system. The proposed union would cover 16,000 miles of track across 10 states, including the Erie Chesapeake and Ohio Nickel Plate and Pere Marquette with an estimated investment of 1.081 billion dollars. Two men under 60 spearhead the effort begun in Cleveland as newspaper reports note.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission van Sweringsn Ife Erie Chesapeake and Ohio Nickle Plate Hecking Valley Pere Marquette

Farm Bureau Plans Year at Washington County Meeting

The Washington County Farm Bureau convenes at the Y M C A on Saturday at 1 30 to map the year's program. President Simon L Downey will present Farm Bureau plans and officers recently elected will be discussed along with floor discussions and the county agent's outlook for the year.

Washington County Farm Bureau Thia Deaton Farm Bureau Simon L. Downey

Foley Honey and Tar Compound Cough Remedy Ad

Relieves cough like magic Polly's Honey and Tar Compound is touted as the only cough medicine with relief. It claims to treat coughs and colds, contains no opiates, and suits old and young. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is advertised as a top selling worldwide remedy sold everywhere.

Polly George Forse Bigelow Hird Chicago Iml FOLEY Foley's

Tanlac Tonics Promised To Rebuild Feeble Bodies

An advertisement touts Tanlac as a powerful tonic to restore health for those who cannot eat or sleep. It claims to improve digestion, appetite, and flesh, with millions of satisfied users and testimonials, urging readers to buy at their druggists today.

Niicre Plesse M. E. Chappelle Wauwatosa Wisconsin

Local Weather Notes Amid Mixed Morning Forecast

Fragmentary weather report mentions a local disturbance and sunshine later in the day. Forecast references a rural workers federation, warmer temperatures, and clearing skies with improving conditions for the afternoon.

Mistros Moses Angurinn Rurai Worsaclere Mra

Second Storm Deluges Hagerstown Rain this Month

Hagerstown recorded its second thunder storm yesterday evening with the heaviest rainfall of the month. Local residents reported strong downpours and brief lightning across several neighborhoods as streets flooded slightly and crews worked to manage runoff.

Hagerstown

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