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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1924
Page
1
In Washington County a germ of an idea progresses from a county source to a broader effort. Mary L. Titcomb initiates the concept while Katherine Tap-Serweis of Hegerstown Li fells discusses Braubemebtins nationwide amid the Annals of Political and Befence.
The piece discusses Miss Titcomb’s library work in Washington County begun with the first book wagon. It notes the annuals of Titcomb’s Library have been told many times and praises her continued growth and influence in education, observing the ongoing usefulness and distinction of her idea.
The Ruben property on South Folo mac priest was bought by John J. Porter from the Hagerstown Hotel Company for 60400 and leased to Gust Zols and James Pageniy for a year at 6600 annually. The lease grants Masera Zola and Pagonis the option to buy the building within five years for 55000.
Ken Williams of the St. Louis Browns is blamed for trying to power home runs by pulling the ball, a tactic linked to varied batting results from last season and discussed among team observers.
The Chamber of Commerce announced winners in the county home lighting essay contest. First prize a Kodak went to six Hagerstown students from Bt. Joseph's Academy and local schools. Second and third prizes were awarded to students from Bt. Joseph's, Winter Street, Antietam Street, Broadway, and Surrey schools. Fourth prizes went to several more entrants. County winners advance to regional and national contests offering a four tube radio, a bicycle, and eight college scholarships. Judges noted high quality and broad participation across 18 districts.
A medical ad-style notice claims a quart of water daily and four ounces of Salts from any pharmacy will flush and stimulate the kidneys. It argues overworked kidneys cause rheumatism headaches nervousness and urinary disorders and urges regular checks by a physician.
A Washington County farmer appeals to readers to protect evergreen trees from theft during Christmas, citing Maryland law Chapter 179 Acts of 1918 with penalties of $25 fine or sixty days in jail for unauthorized removal.
James A May of Lacetah Didg Dak announces an amusing device that promises to more than double mileage, remove carbon from engines, and be attachable in minutes. He offers a risk trial and sample by mail in exchange for name and address. Adv. Tree Trimmings and Cut Rate Toy Shop at Corner Public Square.
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