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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1925

Page

3

Published subscription details for The Daily Mail

The notice lists publication and subscription terms for The Daily Mail at 35 Mouth Jonathan St Hagerstown WM. Rates shown include 4.60 per year and 0.40 per month with two copies. It cites Hawken Bator Forelan KNILL BURKE ING Brokaw Bide and Sonautation Bidg Atlanta and Chi offices, and notes Audit Bureau of Circulation membership with addresses and department entries.

Jonathan St Hagerstown Brior Deity. Org TA. Hawken Bator Forelan Knill-Burke Ing Brokaw Ind and Brosdesy Michigan Ave Chi Eizo “Sonautation Bidg Atlanta Audit Bureau of Circulation Adir Daily Mail

Bailey Walters contested seat in Pennsylvania election

Editor Bailey's case against Warren Worth Bates of Jonestown PA, elected to Congress by a slender plurality, draws attention as courts and Congress debate who may qualify. The Springfield Republic notes Bailey appears to have the stronger claim, while Walters' win hinges on a county count and legal rulings. The case highlights partisan history and the role of Congress in judging member qualifications.

Warren Worth Batey Jonestown Congress Mase Republicas Bailey Ms. Walters Tilley Supreme Court of springGeld Repubican Doubetel Pennsylvania Jave Metlee Cambrix Torponae Walters Gigagreed State Supreme Court Tia United States Supreme Court

Mail Pouch Remetimey We Heh mad and thine

Fragmented readable lines suggest a political vent or letter. The text references a Republican member and mentions pay, radio, and living conditions, but lacks coherent context or clear events. This item appears to be an unreadable OCR fragment with partial political commentary.

France pays or cannot pay Dawes plan in doubt

ROWELL'S COLUMN argues the key question is what Germany and France can pay under the Dawes plan and how to arrange separate payments. It praises U S and French cooperation, calls for goodwill with Japan, and urges practical settlement over moral posturing amidst postwar debt tensions.

Rorah Marin Germany Usey France America Dawes Paris Slisra San Francisco Japan Pacific

Daily Thought on Mortality and Separation

A compact verse reflecting on life and death with biblical and epic allusions. The saying cites Hebrews and the Mahabharata to contemplate human fate and the final separation of souls.

Quillens Quill Hint to Caesar and Moroccans

Fragmented reading reveals satirical quips on taxation, politics, and society. Notable lines touch on March, heaven versus riches, and public figures, with jingoism and campus smoking debates. The text hints at editorial voice and era concerns amid a string of disjointed opinions.

Fables on Health Remedies for Coughs

Mrs. Mann of Anytown shares simple home cough remedies for colds and chest discomfort. A hot foot soak with muriate and warm menthol air is advised, along with a lemon toast remedy mixed with brown sugar, and a spoon of Blyevein in hot milk to reduce coughing.

Local Happenings and Visits in Shady Bower Area

Mrs. Fred Lesher and Mina Laura Wolford visited in Hagerstown while Mrs. Bilas Middjekauft recovers from appendicitis surgery at Washington County Hospital. Numerous local residents including Miss Laura Wolford and the Shank family are noted visiting, hosting, and traveling between Woodside Ashton and Greencastle with plans for moving to Chambersburg forthcoming.

Shady Bower Fred Lesher Mina Laura Wolford Hagerstown Bilas Middjekauft Washington County Hospital Thomas Shank Catherina Miles Joh Carbaugh McLaughlina Chaol Angie Marotta Laura Wolford Mia Fannie Ankeney Woodside Ernest Daugherty Fred Lester St. Paris Charles Cowton Ashton David Shaw Ted Seibert Lizzie Walford Eon Morris Holiday H. Shank Williamaport Inez Bryan Lioys Hollinger Misa Jana Alerehing Iairway Wolfords Henry Parmer Mary Almeda Gell Clinton Gael Lewis Trner Greencastle Edgar Parmer Faramount Parmer Chambersburg Futura

Mrs Ira Young and Charles Shaw Visit Hagerstown

Mrs Ira Young and Mr Charles Shaw paid a Sunday visit to Mrs Young's parents, Mr and Mrs David Shaw, in Hagerstown.

Ira Young Charies Shaw Snl Trieal Hagerstown Mrs. Young David Shaw

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