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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1925

Page

2

Rinks Whiskey Blinds Utica Man in Cumberland

Cumberland Maryland January 19 John A Murphy of Utica New York became totally blind after drinking whiskey offered by a local truck driver last Saturday He is confined at the police station while receiving eye treatment Murphy a carpenter employed near Oakland Maryland carried letters from Merton Babcock also of Utica his brother in law detailing his relation to the area and the incident.

Cumberland John A. Murphy Utica N. Y Murphy Oakland Merton Babcock Lew

Hearing Today for Keller Burns in Smithsburg

Keller Burns, arrested by Oliver Ferguson in Smithsburg on a warrant charging assault with intent to kill, will have a hearing this afternoon before Justice Ferguson in Smithsburg.

Keller Burns Ofliver Ferguson Smithsburg Justice Ferguson

Mystery surrounds Augustus bust found in Hudson river

A restored bust of Augustus Caesar was dredged from the Hudson by a War Department vessel. Experts value the relic between 1000 and 10000 dollars or pounds, with the origin as ballast from a century ago.

Augustus Caesir Hudson River New York War Department America

Maryland Tops Far in Federal Personal Income Taxes

Wallington Jan 20 Maryland taxpayers contribute more to the Federal Treasury through personal income taxes than any of 39 states and more than 14 states combined. The 1922 data show Maryland filed 110,886 returns with net income of 386,880,285 and taxes paid of 16,363,765. Per capita figures favor Maryland, with averages higher than national figures, and 2,620 Maryland corporations paid 27,288,677 in income taxes plus 66,553 in war and excess profits taxes.

Wallington Maryland Bureau of Internal Revenue United States Cre Mary Jander

Emmert Named Secretary of Central Pennsylvania Fish and Game

Greencastle note: C Lester Emmert formerly of Hagerstown and now a resident here has accepted the secretary role for the Central Pennsylvania Fish and Game Conservation Association to fill the vacancy caused by E C Dening's resignation. Emmert began duties last week as Franklin county reports large membership and local activity.

Greencastle C. Lester Emmert Hagerstown Central Pennsylvania Fish and Game Conservation Association E. C. Dening Emmett Franklin County Edith Patten Wileen College Ross Myers H. R. Blacks Garage Baltimore Street Travelers Club J. G. Rider East Maltimore Citizens National Bank

First National Declares 12 Percent Dividends Amid Surplus Rise

The report notes First National declared dividends totaling 12 percent as land holdings boosted surplus to 150000 dollars. Investors consider the move alongside the firm’s capital stock increase to a value of 100000 dollars fourfold. Yesterday Puzzle answer hints at a Greeswoord term.

First National

Bulgarian Herb Tea Promises Youthful Vigor for Nearly Sixty

An advertisement features H. H. Von Schuck, Pittsburgh manufacturer, touting Bulgarian Herb Tea as a tonic to restore energy and aid health. It claims benefits for constipation rheumatism liver and kidney trouble and offers a full months supply by mail for $1.25. The ad urges readers to ask druggists for the red and yellow boxed product or mail order direct from the seller.

H. H. von Schuck H. H. von Schifek Locuat Street Pittsburgh Ady

Ludwig Motor Company Expands Tire Service

The Ludwig Motor Company announces a new line of solid and cushion truck tires after expert construction and factory testing. They emphasize maximizing mileage and reliability, with ongoing tire studies and factory visits guiding their choice to meet established standards.

Ludwig Motor Company Hagerstown Ludwig Factrta Ela

Coca Cola Bottling Plant Moves to New Maryland Facility

The Coca Cola Bottling Company relocated to a new 36000 investment bottling plant near Pennsylvania Avenue and Charles Street from East Washington Street. The move brings latest bottling equipment worth over 15000 into a facility started last September, establishing one of Maryland’s most complete plants.

Coca Cola Bottling Company Pennsylvania Avenue Charles Street East Washington Street Maryland

Kellogg’s All-Bran claims relief for constipation headaches

An advertisement asserts that sick headaches stem from constipation and promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a permanent relief. It warns of numerous health harms, guarantees results, and urges regular use, noting production in Battle Creek, Michigan and wide availability through grocers and hotels.

Kellogg’s Kelloge’s Kelloge Battle Creek Michigan

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Washington Street M. F. Moller Motor Car CO Hagouastown FORD HAG. Motor CO Caesar Elmer Jones Keedysville J. Scott Bower Palica Court Jones J. J. Allen Maurice Auerbach District of Columbia Federation of Labor Baltimore Auerbach University of Maryland Hospital Durant Business Potomac Motors Inc Potomac &T Caskey Jon CS Loan Bank C.K. Hoffman & Sons Greenwalte Electric Supply CO West Antietam Street Hagerstown Tire Co South Potomac Street Hagerstown, Md H. V. Hart Co Baltimore Gt Greeswoord Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company W. Franklin St Packard Hudson Essex Sales and Service H.K. Startzman Motor Co W. Franklin Fhone Faber’s Franklin & Jonathan Ste D. M. Summers & Sons Miller Universal Wolf Autofop CO Detroit Ruth
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