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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1925
Page
2
Joseph C. Snyder, auctioneer, withdrew two properties yesterday at the Courthouse gate. Dic Lyanpler property drew a bid of 5450 and the Ward property in Sharpesbing drew 2050 before withdrawal.
Hancock prepares for its first homecoming since 1916 with a three day program starting September 2. Highlights include a street pageant, three musical acts, masquerade dancing, Mardi Gras style parade from New Orleans, a crowning contest, and an ox roast. A booklet titled Sketch of Hancock, Maryland chronicles the town's history from the John Hixon building to modern growth.
The M C A Auxiliary read letters of appreciation praising the women for funding and running the Big Pool girl cup camp. They served as camp chaperones while Nellie Draner directed activities. Plans for autumn socials were announced. Dr Eugene Kerlin of Cleveland was a guest of Ms Margaret Snouge.
Purports quick relief from eczema, eczema like skin conditions and pimples using Zeno and Zemo products. Claims penetrating antiseptic liquid and soap cure all skin troubles with trial size 45c and large bottle $1.00 available at all druggists.
The board of street commissioners awarded the contract to Roster and Lome to rebuild McDowell avenue for 3570 dollars. Only other bid was Joseph D. Baker at 4140 dollars. Work to begin soon and finish before cold weather. street to be macadamized. Ridge avenue residents appear to oppose delays.
A testimonial style notice offers a free trial of a method claimed to control asthma and hay fever. It promises relief regardless of age, occupation, or climate and asks readers to mail a coupon to start, with no money required. The ad targets those with long standing or recent symptoms and those failing inhalers or opium preparations.
The board promised relief to residents and action on Mitchell avenue water settlement. Chief Barber’s report shows $101 in fines collected and 44 arrests during the two week period ending August 25. Reports from other city officials were accepted.
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