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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1925
Page
2
The program for Boys Week highlights home life as the foundation of character. On April 27, a Move Day at Home urges boys to stay home, stressing that community spirit should nurture home life first. Rotary Club leader Joseph W. Fyrom heads the Hagerstown observer committee with Lions and others assisting.
Clubs will entertain boys at their luncheon meetings Cody and Thursday. Letters from days urging what is most needed by boys arrive at the Herald office daily. The ser vices and activities are discussed as part of community effort to support youths.
Dr Hanson of Morrisburg will be principal speaker at the Wie Men's Idle Clubs Association banquet Thursday evening at the Y M C A. A committee will meet tonight to finalize plans for the event amid confidence in his engaging public address.
Mrs. Minnie Jean Walker of Little Rock Arkansas a noted society and club woman has won one hundred thousand dollars from a contested will honoring the eccentric elderly woman who left the money for kindness and care during illness
Downsville residents including Mr and Mrs Roman Hoover and relatives visited family members in Union Bridge and Winchester on Sunday. Numerous locals named—Long Schmidt Hammond Mellott Downey and others—rode gatherings, hosted by relatives and friends across several towns during Easter week.
A page of neighborhood greetings shows Mr and Mrs Willie Moata and family hosting visitors from Grafton Downs and Williamsport. Mrs Jamea Kennelring’s Woman's Missionary Society met at her home. Numerous families including Houser Shank Sharpsburg and Betts visited St James and nearby towns. An Hagerstown orchestra plans a concert at the Christian Church with local families in attendance. Henry Mumrichouse and Grattan Downs households are mentioned with milk hauling and moving tenants.
Mrs Thomas Williamson of Wilkes-Barre credits Plant Juice with curing a long list of ailments from upset stomach to disordered kidneys. She reports improved digestion, relieved biliousness and headaches, steadier nerves, and overall health gains after using the product sold in Hagerstown and through Kneisley’s and local druggists.
A fire swept Cottonwood near Jerome Arizona destroying thirteen stores one hotel and ten residences. C L Brooks of Los Angeles died in a small hotel where he slept. Another body was not identified and two people are missing as property loss ranges from fifty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars.
A vintage ad fragment notes merchants in Peking offering American dried fruit in peony themed packaging. An accompanying testimonial from Mrs Nancy Mather praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, urging readers to refuse substitutes and rely on the trusted remedy.
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