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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1925
Page
2
A bulletin by Dr. Koffning warns Maryland hogs may face cholera spread from feeding scraps and garbage to hogs. It notes pork by products can introduce the disease and urges early reporting, strict farm controls, and watchfulness to prevent outbreaks in the state.
Captain Carroll Bryant of the Red Cross First Aid and Life Saving service visits Hagerstown to outline the program. He will speak at Red Cross Headquarters East Washington Street at 10 30 Thursday morning to gather involvement from Western Maryland Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio railroads fire and police bodies and local industries and the Chamber of Commerce.
Delegations from Beaver Creek Downsville and Hagerstown led by Rev William M W Norment of First Christian Church helped swell the crowd at the Christian Church of Bounshoro to hear evangelist Rev Homer Kellems. The evangelist spoke on The Lost Christ and Rev and Mrs Kellam performed a duet Jesus How Sweet The Name.
James F. Klecka former thief magistrate of the People's Court was found guilty of conspiracy to obstruct justice by three judges at Towson. They deliberated 12 minutes. Counsel said a motion for a new trial would be filed and sentence suspended pending the motion’s hearing expected late this week.
The Security Cement and Lime Co has moved into a new laboratory recently completed at the plant in Security. The concrete block building, located along the Western Maryland Railway tracks, cost about 820,600 to construct.
Edwin Jones, charged with stealing the automobile of G. Rowe, was committed to jail for a further hearing by Justice J Scott Dower yesterday evening.
Advert shows McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a quick weight gain aid for thin adults and children. Claims include easy consumption like candy, money back if no gain, and a testimonial of a sickly child gaining 12 pounds in seven months. Available at local drug stores.
Muskegon February 24 The Hackney Public Library announces a Homecoming program to recover long overdue books with no questions asked About 100 books representing about 75 percent of overdue items have been returned during Homecoming week None had been missing for months or years
Alfred Flemming of the United States Chamber of Commerce and the National Fire Waste Council will address the Hagers town Kiwanis Club on Thursday March 6 at 12 16 p m at the NM Co A AML Chamber of Commerce members invited to attend and reserve a plate for one dollar. Twin sisters aged nine years old are noted in a separate item.
Justice Bower presided in the lite Court yesterday evening imposing a $100 fine and court costs on Oxcdr Summers of near Braddock Heights for operating an automobile while under the influence.
Mrs Mandy Brazier of 924 North Mulberry Street sustained a broken arm after losing balance and tumbling down a flight of steps yesterday. The incident was reported as a domestic accident with no further injuries noted.
An old style ad pitches Kastor Jam as a tasty chocolate bon bon that delivers castor oil to relieve feverish children and boost mood. It claims grown ups should take two, touts concealment of oil taste and scent, and urges readers to ask their grocer about the product.
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