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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
2
Fragmented lines claim two tables to every three bhoures and three doses for relief from cold. It suggests first dose relief, second and third doses break the cold, mentions a product called Papes pla Compounds and references Drageista Adv.
The article likens vitamins to a spark plug for the body, explaining that daily nourishment requires about three thousand calories to sustain health and strength. It emphasizes that without vitamin activation the body cannot thrive. Scotts Brulston.
Wichita Kansas. Miss Agnes Hasbrouck, dean of women at Kansas University, argues that college romances seldom end in divorce. She cites experience of Kansas University marriages as evidence that college couples often marry well and remain together. The piece mentions attitudes toward courtship in campus life and contrasts youthful unions with later outcomes. George S. Fanshouser awarded eight dwellings contract at Prospect and North streets with occupancy hoped by April 1. Houses will include living room dining room and kitchen on first floor plus front porch and bath on second floor. A large storefront will be built at the corner. Leitersburg Grange installs officers: Master Chis Hoover, Overseer A S Conehman.
A garbled article fragment discusses alleged cures and foods for rheumatic pain, warning of poisoning from unproven remedies. It mentions fermentation, skin pores, kidneys, and cleansing methods, then references pharmacies selling tonics and dubious treatments. The text names no clear persons or organizations.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a story about eight impoverished candidates or groups, with authorities weighing outcomes. Details are unclear, but the item indicates official parsing or valuation of candidates and potential consequences or results as of today.
J Keller Shank served as lecturer while Van Ridenour held steward and Ralph Couchman assistant steward. Joseph Shepler acted as gatekeeper and Irene Luntz represented Pomona. The installation was ably done by Frank Stophey.
Preaching at 2:30 PM by Rev G C Carpenter. Visitors from Hagerstown and others stayed with Romuel Faulder and wife last Thursday. Several families noted visiting relatives in Enon Sunninater, Zictlostoy, and nearby towns.
Special services at the First Baptist Church report good success and large attendance with conversions at each service. Rev. G I Rider of Grace A B Church preached Thursday evening. TO OPEN STORE H R Martin to open a grocery and meat store at the fit iron building corner Potomac and Oak Avenues next week. Washington January 6 Canadian Commissioner LaPointe and Secretary Hughes sign a treaty for extradition between the United States and Canada for citizens charged with narcotic law violations.
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