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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
2
Fragmented OCR puzzle list shows numerous garbled clues and numbers for a crosswords grid. Readable entries include references to places like Holy Land and terms such as space time strips, trees, vessels, and prepositions. The jumble indicates a traditional two-column puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues, many with corrupted spellings.
Washington February 26 The House passed and sent to the Senate the last deficiency appropriation bill carrying 56 060 000 An amendment to increase the gas funds was defeated leaving salary measures unchanged and the bill moving toward final action in the Senate.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a viva voce vote removing a President's Secretary role before a final season at the request of Representative Ganers of Indiana who will hold the position after March 4. The text also claims two thirds of Britain's female population over 12 are registered as "omocoupled."
A historical note touts a reliable laxative for infants and children under weathering health. It emphasizes gentle relief, easy administration, and safety for upset stomachs in young patients.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for babies and children, claiming it sweetens the stomach, starts liver and bowels without griping, contains no parcels or soothing drugs, and warns buyers to demand genuine California Fig Straw with directions and avoid counterfeit products.
Kiwanis luncheon features Dr Elmon Sipple of Allentown and Captain Carrol L Bryant of the Red Cross discussing organized first aid and life saving in industry and community. The Alsatian Quartette including J R Black and others provided music.
The fragment mentions Hinchhura and R. Paul Smith of Hagertown in Tellpfahong Hye with a claim about a depth of 000 feet in the ocean. It notes a Japanese regent giving large sums to families of army aviators killed in flight and a rank often being valued after death.
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