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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
2
The Globe Film Company starts filming in the city today for a production titled The Story Without an End. Local cast members vie for roles including leading and supporting parts as judges and cameramen assess performances. An official casting update will appear in The Morning Herald.
At noon today the Rotary Club luncheon will feature updates on local activities including canine societies and weekly weddings. The program, directed by Alon of the Hubbe Fit Company, will show teaser scenes for a project and confirm selections for east se aspirants. Defhert and attorneys Wasim and Ballentine filed a writ of Rabris emmus to recover the custodian ship of Tiv Fung from his wife, with proceedings set for Friday at 10.
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for hard corns and corns between toes. It claims the product stops pain instantly and can be bought from a druggist for a few pennies, with no soreness or irritation.
A partial newspaper crossword puzzle with numerous garbled clues. Across items reference baseball, tools, natural features, and common nouns while many entries are unreadable or corrupted. Vertical clues mix letters, notes, and generic terms with several missing or distorted phrases.
The Lae Board of Street Commissioners awarded contracts for 15 000 tons of coal for the Municipal Electric Plant to Steffey Coal Company and Cushwa and Rous. Several street repairs in the Third Ward were approved. Automatic traffic signals were discussed and inspected by the board and Police Chief Barber. The commissioners may adopt new signal points in the city business session. Police figures show Hines accrued 139 dollars and 49 arrests from April 1 to week ending date. A flock starter received 50 chicks from the J and O Railroad. At last night’s meeting, Harry Peto was elected president, Walterine Hoffman secretary, and Howard Shervin treasurer. other members listed. Rev. Walter B. McKinley was named the incal leader of St. Mark's parish.
Local youths in Breathedsville prepare for an upcoming honors event after recent arrivals sparked interest. County agent M D Mouré aids organization as clubs develop with participation from Boys and Girls Poultry groups and other youth activities.
War veteran Dan Morgan Smith, formerly major and colonel in the U S Army, will speak at the Church of the Brethren this evening at 3 o clock on prohibition and licensing as war remedies. Local arrangements are by S W Gowers. Students visit Coca Cola bottling plant for essay contest.
Public library hosts an exhibit of children's books bought with funds raised by members of Pi Sigma Nu sorority from Mia MacClintock's School for Children. A play staged on St Patrick's Day supported the effort.
Aushtubaughs and Kaddley Drug Co advertise a natural remedy for rheumatism that claims to ease pains and stiffness. The ad promotes a no pay plan and urges readers to try the product despite questions about effectiveness.
An advertisement touts glandular stimulation as the key to restoring health and youth. It cites Dr. Voronoff and Dr. Arnold, promotes Glando gen tablets as a concentrated glandular formula, and urges a ten day course with specific dosing, claiming stronger vitality.
A display titled Exhibit In the Children's Room at the Library features juvenile books, crafts, and activities for young visitors. Staff note interactive stations, reading corners, and themed learning stations invite families to explore library offerings.
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