10 Dec 1925
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
1
Mr and Mrs B J Marnilton sail aboard the steamship Alleghany of the Merchants Line from Jacksonville to Baltimore on a trip ending in Florida. The voyage departs Tuesday amid travel from Hagerstown and nearby towns.
Maryland politics heat up as State Comptroller William Gordy enters the Democratic gubernatorial race in Salisbury. He joins William Milnes Matey, with Governor Ritchie speculated as a potential fourth candidate, as party leaders weigh shifting alliances and terms ahead of the 1925 campaign.
Rohreraville Camp No. 3 Woodmen of the World held its annual election Thursday evening in December. Officers elected for the ending year include Past Consul Commander W. D. Albin Consul Commander P Miller Adviser Lieutenant H. H. Nor.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a revitalizing beauty tonic for hair. It claims the product makes hair appear gleaming, thick, and healthy by nourishing roots and increasing softness and shine after one week of use.
The record notes several local names and events: Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Hobrer drive to Miami on December 1 for a waterside stay. Miss Irma Winfield visits Miss Hulda Easton in Mill Brook. Mrs. Guy Poffenberger takes a new post with B. G. Railroad Co. in Washington D C. families Fletcher Mullendore and Lee Mullendore visit Falls Church near Washington. Rohrergrrle Grammar School hosts a candy sale for the school. Max Geltmachey of Bolling Field visits Nohreraville. Ezra Long hosts guests Charles Smith from Sharpsburg.
An old advertisement touts Fape's Cold Compound as providing relief after the first tablet and claiming the second and third doses break up the cold. It notes take two tablets every three hours for up to three doses, claims pleasant taste and no quinine or opiates, and lists a thirty five cent price through druggists.
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