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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1925
Page
5
City Clerk Ned Carlisle issued yesterday a permit for a new Grace United Brethren Church to be built at Winter Watt Church Streets. The estimated cost tops $60,000 with a brick and steel structure planned, signaling a landmark church in Maryland.
Fragmentary ad style item shows W R Coffman offering free advice on kidney health. The garbled text mentions kidneys, a hotel, and a push for guidance, though exact details are unclear.
An aged advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for chronic coughs and colds. It claims the product soothes the inflamed throat, destroys germs, and promises a money-back guarantee if relief is not felt after 12 days as directed. The copy mentions medical authority and pharmacist endorsements.
Livestock receipts today totaled 60 cattle with mixed grades and prices. Steers and cows showed broad ranges from 4.00 to 8.70 per hundredweight, lambs at 8.50, calves selling around 14, and hogs about 12 to 12.70. A brief note says summer milk demand may rise, with Lions Club distributing milk to city children via Miss Alles Edmonds of Social Service.
At a large Lions Club luncheon held at Motel Hamilton yesterday, members noted the club's January milk distribution totaled 642 quarts, per the Lions Club report. The event showcased interclub features and Lions Club activities.
Three prisoners aimed to break out using a sawed iron bar and window. Jailor Cliff Caldwell interrupted the attempt. Prisoners identified as C. IY. White, serving two to ten years for forgery, and George Thompson, jailed one year for perjury.
An old health ad promotes Father John’s Medicine to fortify energy during a fragile season. It promises non narcotic relief for coughs and colds, highlighting decades of use and popularity in homes. A separate local item covers the Knights of Columbus annual pig roast in Hamilton Row with speakers listed and attendees noted.
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