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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
2
Washington is wearing at the start of formal talks between American and Belgian debt commissions over Tel eelham’s 480 million war debt to the United States. Negotiations will take time as Belgians prepare a full economic aid picture and show capacity to pay.
July conditions reduced the large corn crop by 145 million bushels to about 2.95 billion. Rye, flaxseed, tobacco, hay and grapes showed losses while winter wheat rose to 416 million bushels but spring wheat fell 14 million, keeping total wheat far below earlier forecasts. Local social notes follow with visitors and events in neighboring towns.
The Lailies Missionary Society of Bakersville held its monthly meeting at Mrs. M. J. Morin’s home with guests including Mrs. Ballie Tack and daughter Louise of Richmond and Mrs. Cora Clann of Hagerstown. Several local families visited each other, vacation Bible school plans continued, and road repairs affected travel between here and Spielman.
New York reports 91 year old Nas Douchy, famed Tim and tobacco enthusiast, claims whiskey fuels longevity and willpower. He jokes prohibition will fail, and laments soda as a sign of moral decline. Stamford temperance leader offers to investigate his long life as gossip spreads.
Camp Potomac hosted Troop No 1 of the Boy Scouts with about twenty two boys passing tests and completing a full first aid and semaphore signaling course. The troop plans a big anniversary meeting with a scout demonstration and public invitation next month. Swarthmore Chautauqua tickets remain strong with guarantors reporting substantial sales and remaining pledges. Siamese students are increasingly coming to the United States.
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