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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1925

Page

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Peabody light plant shown as model for city use

A Baltimore News excerpt argues Peabody Massachusetts shows the value of a municipal electric light plant. It notes the city pays no street lighting costs while residents fund the system, with profits of about 35 000 left over and returned to the treasury.

Baltimore News Hagerstown Massachusetts Peabody Edison Muminating Company of Boston United States Boston American

Bonds to Finance New Water Plant Near Willamport

An ordinance proposing the issue of bonds to fund construction of a new water plant at the Potomac River near Willamport will likely be presented to the Mayor and Council at the upcoming meeting. The Board of Water Commissioners has finished preliminary plans and is preparing to award several contracts.

Potomac River Willamaport Water Commissioners

Headache Powder Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powders as a safe remedy to relieve distress and pain from headaches in two minutes. It claims rapid head clearance and readiness for work or play, urging use of Red Oruggiers to set miious of the powder.

Dr. James

Defends Martinsburg as Mayor's Backers Rally

Rev W T Hall pastor of First Baptist Church Martinsburg urges support for Mayor A A Smallwood defending law enforcement and city leadership against critics. He calls Martinsburg one of the finest towns and says Smallwood enforces laws while remaining a respected church member and citizen, backed by a large majority.

W. T. Hall First Baptist Church of Martinsburg U Lila Cavalry Baptist Church Mar A. A. Smallwood Lauce Hey Hall Smallwood Smellwood Litte Martinaburg Martingburg Martins Barge Coad Martinsborg

Lawbreakers and Friends Target Nighttime Offenders

A speaker discusses the charge that people found in city streets after midnight are arrested and fined or jailed. The act drawing reporter concern is examined as part of the critique of enforcement and public morality.

Stomach Misery Remedies Advertise Fast Relief

An old advertisement touts Papa's Diapensin as a quick remedy for acidity gas indigestion and related stomach distress. It claims immediate relief with a few tablets and promotes mass sales by druggists at low cost.

City proposes anti loitering act amid bootlegger tensions

An editorial notes a bill banning loitering on streets by anyone without visible means of support. It argues the measure targets bootleggers, while claiming most people would not be harassed unless suspicious. Ministers are described as not responsible for the issue.

Millions Of Modern Mothers Use Vicks

Campaign touts Vicks as the choice of modern mothers with over 94 million uses in five years. It claims external application avoids digestive upset, offers safe nightly prevention, and helps children recover by morning after outdoor play.

Vicks Java

Mayor's Push for Enforcing All Laws Sparks Debate

A city minister claims Mayor Smallwood enforces laws while alleging others plot behind reforms. He defends strict enforcement as essential amid perceived lawlessness, asserting officials who fail to enforce laws betray their oath. He ridicules sensational coverage of lawbreaking and urges steadfast duty.

Smallwoods Bta Blm Tarnees America Ceanita

Maryland Wholesale Corp Incorporated for hosiery wholesaling

The Maryland Wholesale Corporation is incorporated with a capital stock of 25000 dollars. Incorportors Moses Saltaman as president and treasurer Jacob Saltzman as secretary and L Dyas, Baltimore. The company maintains a warehouse on North Waleur Street and will engage in wholesaling hosiery shirts underwear.

Maryland Wholesale Corporation Moses Saltaman Jacob Saltzman

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