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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
3
Mary Jang McCaffrey a teacher at a roadway school residing at 42 East Avenue won the automobile given away last night at the Maryland Theatre hosted by the Catholic Daughters of America.
Hudson and Essex cars were substantially reduced in price in a recent public notice from HK Starlaman Motor Co distributor for the Hagerstown area. The release hints the move expands ownership to a wider circle of buyers while avoiding detailed explanations.
Hudson Essex Manufacturing explains price cuts by widespread cooperation across design, production, and sales rather than a single stunt. The company emphasizes efficiency, careful manufacturing, and aggressive merchandising to claim larger six cylinder market share and strong value positioning.
Elizabeth Legare a 44 year old, was struck by a car while attempting to board another vehicle in Public Square Elizaveth. She suffered severe injuries to her right leg and was carried to a nearby store for treatment by Warren D. Miller.
Pain described as torturing and persistent is claimed to be cured by Allenby Special Formula No 2 in capsule form. The ad asserts relief within about 24 hours and urges continued use for several days to banish neuritis in the shoulder arm neck or legs with purchase through Warebyn's City Pharmacy or any druggist.
More than a million and a half dollars have been saved for purchasers of Chrysler motor cars through the Chrysler finance plan since its July 1 inauguration. The plan promises low finance charges and reduced insurance costs, though some state officials question its insurance values. In New York, Superintendent James A. Beh opposed the Valetta Fire Insurance Company’s move to resume business for Chrysler coverage.
A historical proposal describes building a gigantic water tail dam on the River Ebro to supply electric power to the northeastern provinces of Spain. The plan emphasizes large scale hydroelectric output and regional energy development, reflecting the era's push for industrial modernization.
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