26 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
1
A Baltimore area note hails Hagerstown Carvers and Gateway Furniture as leading local producers. The piece lauds Marylanders buying at home to support employment, taxes, and prosperity, citing steady factory work and near full employment while stressing patriotic support for domestic goods.
Governor Ritchie urged control plan for private utilities at a Maryland Utilities Association luncheon in Baltimore. He claimed the era of consolidated private power and lobbying by corporations is ending and criticized federal railroad control during the war as a taxpayer cost. Emory J. Callonts spoke for the association and others discussed motorbus and Potomac Edson Company topics.
In Rohrersville on Feb 24 the grammar school celebrated Washington's birthday with a program led by Prof. W DP Altin's team. The event featured song biography spelling quiz history class and various recitals, readings, stories, and a saxophone solo. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bair of Hagerstown and Miss Elsie Survie.
Mra and Mra, T. HS and Mr. ands Mere PLM, Unynes and daughter Tat Ol were entertained Sunday at the home of dinami Mrs. Walter Urnee in Gapland Maryland. Mr. and Mra Jaca Dagenbart and hon Leon of Brunswick were visiting Sunday with relatives: here, Mr. and Mrs. Howard llynes and
Woman from Clearfield Pennsylvania describes severe nervous symptoms and pains relieved by Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports restored appetite and energy and urges others to try the remedy, noting availability from druggists nationwide.
Miss Jane Woltz of Magerstown spent Sunday with grandparents Mr and Mrs J R Clop and Mrs Berta Rohrer at Mil Wrank Hpent. Mrs John Violet entertained guests at a quilting party at her home including Mrs 4 C Weld ner and others. A fine dinner followed. Evangelistic services are held in the Gapland school with guests attending.
A fragmentary social column records visitors including Migs J Cthotter of Wheedysville and Miss Helen Keedy with Miss Miriam Ease, along with Mr and Mrs H C Isht and Willa Trevermate. Other listed names suggest weekend gatherings and informal calls among residents and guests.
A garbled snippet mentions a first visit to a doctor and possible health or treatment details. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only general references to medical care and a patient encounter.
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