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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1925
Page
4
Word arrived of Miss Cora Stover’s death at Halkemann Hospital Philadelphia at about 6 am. She was about 62, a native of hin down, and had lived there for ten years. Surviving relatives and local connections noted in brief obituary.
The article notes a death by suicide in Tayiearto, Zanesville, dated January 23. It mentions a man named Thomaz Wooley, aged 02, with eight children in the household, and references early religious gatherings of Disciples when first called Christiana at Boston Station on January 7.
A Maryland electrician reports chronic dizziness, stomach trouble, and constipation eased after using Vendor. He describes improved appetite and sleep, claiming he no longer suffers from mouth taste or water-like flow, with the product sold exclusively by Wareham's Pharmacy in Hagerstown.
An extended schedule of Monday radio programs lists orchestras choirs and lectures across New York Philadelphia Cleveland Cincinnati and other cities. Notable acts include Burns Anniversary orchestra Mishen tour and several university ensembles with concerts at 1 PM 3 PM and 4 PM local times.
A damaged clipping hints at financial strain from malarias and health issues affecting a home and family. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, but the fragment suggests destitute conditions and a domestic context.
An old style health ad claims eczema is cured by increasing red blood cells using a plant based remedy labeled 8.5.9 and 8.3.9. It argues cleansing the blood removes skin eruptions and itching, promising permanent relief as blood cells multiply since 1826. The copy extols 8.9.8 as a major blood cleanser and body strengthener with vegetable ingredients.
Yesterday's cattle receipts included common to medium stockers and bulls with prices ranging around 5.25 to 6.50 per cwt. Steers and cows showed steady to good demand with values from about 4.60 to 6.50. Lamb and sheep receipts were light with lambs around 9.99 to 19.28 per cwt and ewes near 5.25 to 6.50.
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