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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1925

Page

7

Presides At Meetings Of Farm Societies

AMBRIDGE Jan 8 The twenty first annual meeting of the Maryland State Horticultural Society opened as part of Maryland Farm Week under the Maryland Agricultural Society and Farm Federation. W H White presided with speakers S B Shaw B C Auchter Dr R A Jehle and E N Cory of College Park. Other groups included Maryland Crop Improvement Association and dairy, tomato, sheep, swine and poultry organizations. This afternoon the first session of a general conference was held under the Maryland Agricultural Society with B P Cahill presiding.

Ambridge Marya State Horticultural Society Ram of Maryland Maryland Ricultural Society Maryland Farm Renu Federation Horticultural Society W. H. White Yong B. Shaw B.C. Auchter R.A. Jehle Maryland Agricultural Society B. P. Cahill Hancock

Sage Tea and Wyeths Compound for Darker Hair

An advertisement touts sage tea and Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair. It claims the mixture, applied with a sponge or brush, renders gray hair indistinct, giving a glossy, luxuriant look after one or two applications. It notes a ready-to-use preparation is sold in drugstores at little cost.

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Welsh Run Letter Welsh Stun Jan 7

Miss Blanche Elliott visits family near Dino and joins siblings at Clay Lick. Harry Angle, Sunday school superintendent, sustains back injuries from a pole accident while repairing telephone lines. Visitors include John Hiller and others. Elizabeth Angie stays with George Angie. Myrtle Hamm from Greencastle visits. Several neighbors attend butchering at Mrs Newton Secrest’s. Church plans a pregame meeting at Mrs William Duffield’s home.

Blanche Elliott Near Dino Apent Albert Elliott Clay Lick Harry Angle Mra John H. Niller Lev Greneantio Ral Cipde Shupp Marvin Becrest Tomaticti Vailen

Baltimore Livestock Prices and Market Report Summary

Baltimore market notes show receipts of cattle, calves, sheep, hogs, and poultry with price ranges. Beef: good to choice 9.00 10.50, medium to good 8.00 8.75, cows 4.00 6.00. veal calves 8.00 14.50. hogs: prices around 11.00 14.80. sheep and lambs varied. poultry: chicken prices per pound 0.44 0.48 for various weights. eggs and butter prices discussed with limited sales. No sales reported for butter and cheese.

Baltimore Gattle Alam Bae

Gmouth and Uirin Case At Issue In Municipal Hearing

A municipal hearing centers on the Gmouth case and the Urin matter with attendees including large stake holders and several individuals named in records. The proceeding focuses on disputes over property rights and city compliance with regulations.

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