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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
2
Publication details show subscription costs and mailing options for The Daily News. Rates include 94.60 per year and 46 cents monthly with advance payment. Associated offices list address in New York and Atlanta bureaus and mention of the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
A patriotic editorial honors Lincoln and Washington, praising education as the path to democracy and equality. It links national heritage to schooling, calls for universal opportunity, and urges civic duty and anti crime morals while noting rail grade crossing developments and evolving infrastructure.
A column by Shelver H. Rowell critiques Japan's alien land law and its exceptions, compares it with American land laws, and notes church and reform debates. It discusses cooperation among California raisin growers, the role of progressives and reactionaries in constitutional amendments, and cautions about populist approval dynamics.
A newspaper ad recounts fatigue from hard labor at the New York Central Iron Works and its impact on digestion, sleep, headaches, and weight. It cites a testimonial from Mr. Dugur Bleck of 17 W Hechel St and promotes Vendor’s product sold by Wareham's Pharmacy in Hagerstown as a remedy.
An odd vintage style advertisement urges mothers to give children castor oil from a Ute bottle, praising Nastor Jems as a high grade option. It markets castor oil as a universal remedy and even as a lubricant, urging adults to consume it regularly.
Greencastle notices report Green castle High School basketball loss to Mercersburg. Local obituaries include Elbert I. Miller of Washington, D. C., and Oliver Gleary of Springfield Ohio. Also noted are a Philadelphia excursion ticket sale, Grace Reformed Mission Guild events, and a prison sentence for C. L. White in Martinsburg.
A Ford roadster owned by Jonn Ju Burgan of Mason-Dixon, reported stolen from South Potomac Street on Saturday night, was recovered Monday in Green Casts. The engine was dry, requiring a full overhaul. J H Viar, 70, told Judge J Stott Mower he was arraigned for being drunk, claiming he earned $40 for a month’s farm work and lost or spent it, with a five day jail sentence imposed.
A remarkable new method for treating a cough offers quick relief with a simple teaspoon dose for one minute, then hold briefly before swallowing. The prescription, Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs, soothes irritation while loosening mucus, fits coughing related to colds, bronchitis, croup, and sore throats. Suitable for children and adults, it claims no harmful drugs and low cost at druggists.
A reader asks about tire weights and the meaning of kes kilograms in tire inflation guidelines. Answers explain that kes stands for kilograms, used in both avoirdupois and metric contexts. another query discusses Doll Might custom and watch night traditions with biblical and Wesleyan references. further Qs cover checkers jumping rules and helium’s properties, noting helium is a less inert gas and expands/contracts under pressure.
An advertisement touts a product claimed to relieve gas on the stomach and restore sleep. It promises quick action and links relief to an excellent intestinal evacuant that often works in one hour. The text lists druggists and pharmacies including Aughinbaugh & Son and local city outlets.
A truncated historical line references expansion effects and contracting terms. It mentions Haltom and a state of ongoing conditions. The text suggests caution with aggressive actions but does not provide clear events, dates, or identifiable figures.
A historical health claim describes Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel stimulant. The ad touts a vegetable compound with olive oil, presenting it as a safer alternative to calomel, claiming it clears impurities and boosts natural buoyancy. It notes olive tablets come in 10c and 30c sizes.
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