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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
15
In Chicago on February 5, May wheat fell to a new low amid a late-session downturn. The price slid over seven cents from the previous close, briefly touching around 2.00 per bushel as traders watched for a rebound after a recent flirtation with the 2.03 area.
Betty Bron, daughter of Peter Pan fame, names Adalyn Mayorla as the world’s prettiest girl. Bron, a figure known for beauty judgments, references a 1324 claim of beauty supremacy, anchoring the praise in a historic frame.
Washington action on a postal pay and vote increase bill moves to the House for a Tuesday vote. Debate is capped under two hours with Moor amendments barred and a two-thirds majority needed for passage, per a leaders agreement.
The Wor man's Missionary Society of Salem VII, B Church met at Mrs. Fannis Keedy's home. Members read devotions, sang, and discussed missions in Puerto Rico, Africa, New Mexico, and the Philippines. Two new members joined. next meeting set for the first Tuesday in March. Various local visits and community notes followed, including a new milk route benefiting residents with Jersey milk delivered to doors.
A young woman travels home from a night train, is abducted into a hidden room, and endures severe degradation. The True Story March issue presents her firsthand account titled Outside the Law, revealing the dangers girls face and urging reader engagement to protect innocence.
Read two true stories about love and money in the March issue. A woman aims to trap a rich older husband for security but faces a grim, inescapable fate. A shy suitor’s reluctance to propose prompts a girl to employ schemes that backfire with humorous yet cautionary consequences.
A reader recalls True Story magazine tales and moral concerns about youth reading indecorous content. The piece discusses magazine impact on families and suggests True Story offers moral caution through stories like The Bigamist's Wife and other gripping pieces.
A collage of titles from an era paper presents varied features including The Stoner and the What Love Did for Me and Fine Feathers March Issue. Other listings mention The Primitive Lover My Stepmother and Sins of the Fathers with brief descriptions.
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