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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1925

Page

3

Glasses Required for License In Eye-Tests Says Official

Motor Vehicle Commissioner Austin Baughman backs eye tests for driving licenses after cases of unreadable images and colorblind drivers. A near sighted woman faces license loss without glasses while driving, and some tested drivers can only obtain daytime licenses if colorblind. The push emphasizes glasses mandatory for all driving, with tests underscoring eye health as a public safety measure. The note ends with a local YMCA program, The Bible story in pictures, tonight.

Motor Vehicle Austin Baughman Daughman

Controversy Over New Christian Science Church Leader

Mrs Annie C Bill of London heads a schismatic Christian Science group accusing the mother church of failing after Mrs Eddy's death in 1910. Col Joseph H Cudlipp of Baltimore will lecture at Fleet Brethren Church next Sunday and lead a Sunday School workers conference. Dr F F Holsapple resumes Browning lectures at the Library Monday at 4 45 p.m. Public welcome.

Annie C. Bill London England New Christian Science Church Fowler Eddy Col. Cudlipp Jos. H. Cudlipp Haltimore Maryland State Sunday School Association Fleet Brethren Church G. C. Carpenter Magsc

Groundhog prediction backs early spring at Herwick

In Herwick Pennsylvania on February 6 Simuel Lynn’s two groundhogs woke from hibernation as sun shone. They ate ravenously and showed no sign of returning to sleep, supporting a forecast of mild weather despite earlier predictions of severe winter. Richard Johnson remains home on Broadway with an infected foot.

Herwick Simuel Lynn Fartler Canal Richard Jotnson Bia Broadway

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