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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1925
Page
2
Philadelphia statesman Dr G W Meminger preached on prayer at Christ Reformed Church. He urged persistent daily praying in Jesus name, saying it deepens faith and connects believers with the Savior while warning against sin that weakens prayer power.
Dr Neminger described Christ teaching prayer by example, noting the large portion of his life devoted to prayer and the emphasis in his teachings. He said Jesus’ life was an atmosphere of devotion and communion with God.
An old remedy advertises preparing a throat gargle by dissolving two Bayer aspirin tablets in four teaspoonfuls of water. Gargle thoroughly and repeat after two hours if needed. Use only genuine Bayer aspirin tablets, twelve tablets for a few cents, advertised.
The Public Wealth Association of Washington County will continue its health unit program after Dr. C. V. Akin moves to New Orleans due to bubonic plague reports. Dr. Gertrude Davies will lead the unit, with Irene Smith, C. G. Triesler, and Mrs. Charles Schaibley forming the committee to select officers for next month.
Mia Henry Hollister of Wyandotte Michigan describes relief from long months of illness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits it with stabilizing her health and recommends it to others while noting doctors found no harm in the remedy. The ad promotes the product as dependable for women and notes it is sold by druggists nationwide.
A dense transcription of TV and radio listings shows stations and times across multiple markets. It notes program blocks featuring orchestras, bands, and special broadcasts with numerous call signs and locations such as Cincinnati, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Chicago area references.
Western Enterprise Fire Company prepares a January 25 banquet in Hagerstown with dinner speeches banned. Music and other entertainment planned. committee includes F J Wellinger W R K Lotwlenslager Charles Gates George B Alexander Russell Wilson. Four new members joined. two cadet applications received.
At the monthly Hagerstown Minister Association gathering Rev Dr Scot R Wagner described state marriage laws and penalties for violations. A publicity committee for Go-to Church Month was appointed, comprising Rev Dr Statt R Wagner Rev Dr J B Simon and Rev Dr Conrad Clever. The meeting drew good attendance.
Ralph B Weand and wife have purchased from Harvey P Howland and wife the Chewsville mill and elevator property for about 161000. It is understood Weand, formerly with C M Horst and the Central Chemical Co, will take active charge of the mill and elevator.
R N Snyder once linked to Martinsburg and Hagerstown was arrested in Martinsburg on charges of using the malle to defraud. He faced a prior conviction and escape before recapture and sentence in Morgantown prison. During his confinement his wife Dessie Snyder filed for divorce.
Red Pepper Heat provides quick relief for rheumatic pain by applying warming pepper paste. It promises fast tingling heat within minutes, warming the affected area and easing soreness. Consumers are urged to ask a doctor or pharmacist for a jar of the product for relief.
My P Moller received a contract to furnish pipe organs to four NYC high schools. Evaalder Childe High on 18th Street and Christon Avenue to cost 11 600. Bushwick High on Irving Avenue Manyon and Woodbine streets to cost 12 400. Bryan High on Wh hur Avenue Academy and Radde streets to cost 11 860. Newton High on Chicago Street Gerry Avenue to cost 1 850.
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