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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
2
A compact notice announces a presentation titled The Voice of the Land The Bible story in pictures to be shown tonight at a local venue associated with M G A.
An old advertisement proclaims Sloan's Liniment eases ache and stiffness without rubbing. It promises quick relief as the liniment stimulates fresh blood flow to the affected area and ends with a call to buy from druggists for six cents.
Gasoline prices rise with heavy crude oil demand and strong export markets. G M Revker of Standard Oil predicts further increases as January started price gains accelerate. Local pumps show gasoline at 22 to 24 cents a gallon amid ongoing upward trend.
Carson City Nevada on February passes a resolution urging Congress to call a constitutional convention to consider a modification of the national prohibition amendment. The measure aims to explore changes to alcohol prohibition policy within the federal framework.
A controversial advertorial touts a new antiseptic named Kejene as a powerful germ destroyer. It claims superiority over common antiseptics, promises rapid relief for sore throat tonsillitis and skin issues, and offers a six centime bottle for home antiseptic use. The piece urges readers to inform customers about its purported safety and effectiveness.
An advertisement styled plea by Edna Wallace Hopper extols Us hair care remedy. It claims products prevent dandruff and gray, promise thicker growth, and urge readers to mail a coupon for a sample while noting available at druggists and toilet counters for $1.00.
Betty Normand from Kitzmiller, age 22, lures Chicago suitors with promises of marriage then asks for money to travel. Indicted by a United States grand jury in Baltimore for obtaining money fraudulently through fake proposals and ad schemes. Brooklyn and Chicago connections emerge as cases unfold with police and federal officials weighing actions.
The Antietam Echo is a new monthly publication by third grade pupils at Antietam Street School in Hagerstown. Editors Elizabeth Barnes Doris Enridge Earl Souders and reporters Cruce Meals Charles Mace Emma Barnes contribute pieces. Erston V. Miller, former Shanghai American School science staff, now works in East Lansing in Analytical Botany while pursuing a PhD.
All scouts and regular Boy Scouts are asked to meet at the American Logan Ball Sunday evening for a march with the Legion to Zion Reformed Church. Rev Dr Scott R Wagner, chaplain, will address both groups. The event cites arguments in favor of matrimony and notes William F P Chaney, a longtime bachelor, as scout-master.
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