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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1925

Page

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Pastor Addresses Lions Club On Religion And Life

Rev W M Norment pastor of First Christian Church spoke on Religion and life to the Lions Club at a luncheon. He said Christianity is constructive and builds complete lives with no remorse nor regrets, guiding honesty, truthfulness, cooperation and daily practicality. He quoted Gilbert Chesterton and urged trying Christianity for joy, happiness and success. Visitors included Colonel W P Lane Clarence Keedy Dr B B Kuelsley G C Tester and Dr R M Hil.

W. M. Norment First Christian Church Lions Cleb Ius Narment Gilbert Chesterton Vieitora W. P. Lane Clarence Keedy B. B Kuelsley G. C. Tester R. M. Hil

Legion Considers Buying North Antietam Street Home

The American Legion plans to buy a three story stucco home on Antietam Street between Potomac and Lacuat streets for about 20000. A committee with Colonel Joan Carmichael, Hubert Stottlemyer, and Norman B. Scott will present the proposal at a near. term meeting and a second committee will form a ladies auxiliary led by L. O. Campbell with a social to organize it. The club house would be opened and auxiliary active by the Maryland State Legion convention in August.

Joan Carmichael Hubert Stottlemyer Norman B. Scott Myers Antietam Street Potomac and Lacuat Streets Legion Eusiliary L. O. Campbell Fo Chatrimat Maryland Legton Aue

Driver Hurt And Two Horses Killed In W Va Train Accident

Two horses were killed and farmer Romanta Michael of Berkel Epringz West Virginia was badly injured when a Western Maryland freight train bound Cumberland to Hagerstown struck his team at Cobill's crossing near Hancock yesterday at 5 PM. One horse died instantly. the other was shot after suffering severe injuries. Michael, who did not hear the approach, was taken to Dr. Sagers' Hancock office for head and body injuries. He stood in the wagon bed when the crash occurred.

Romanta Michael Berkel Epringz W. Va Fleagle Chaney Furt Michael Sagers Hancock

Free Asthma Sufferers Offer Promises Quick Relief

An ad claims a free trial of a method to relieve asthma with no cost or postage. It targets asthma sufferers, promising to end difficult breathing and wheezing, and invites readers to send for the trial regardless of age or climate. The language suggests a dubious health claim and urges immediate action.

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