More Maryland Youths to Enter Military Camps in 1925
Seven hundred additional Maryland youths will receive training next summer due to broader Citizens Military Training Camps appropriations. Total trainees rise from 3200 to 3900 with Maryland’s share split across Camp Meade and two Virginia camps Fort Monroe and Fort Eustis. Preparations for the July 1925 camp season underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Miltary
Oliva H. Dockerty
Third Corps
Camp Meade
Ag Naval
Fort Monroe
Fort Eustie
Unions Refuse to End Western Maryland Rail Strike
Locals reject Grand Lodge order to end the March 25 1922 strike. Federated Shop Crafts meet tonight to decide further action. Hagerstown members say they will not bow to the order and most prefer continuing the strike, with a minority favoring ending it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
National Organization
Maryland
Tim
Hagerstown
Italian Freed After Not Guilty Verdict in Police Court
Frank Becherucal of Security was found not guilty of carrying concealed weapons after a lengthy trial before Justice Bower. Neighbors Charles and Mrs McElroy testified that Becherucal fired several shots at their home Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bower
Frank Becherucal
Becherucel
Charles McElroy
Sincere Letter Promotes Korene Antiseptic in Hagerstown
An advertisement extols Korene as a powerful non poisonous antiseptic for dental and throat issues. It claims relief for pyorrhea stomatitis tonsillitis and catarrh, promises germ destruction and skin healing, and promotes a sixty cent bottle to make a half gallon mouthwash. Available at Wareham's City Pharmacy and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Viccinity
Wareham
America
Ady
Crossword Puzzle Mania Teases Readers With Quick Solve Claim
Crossword feature invites players to finish a simple puzzle in minutes with clues across and down. It lists many entries from shoes to weather drinks and tools, offering a lively, period tone and several named clues for solvers to match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
Grok Realty reports recent sales in Maryland area
Grok Realty Company reports several recent sales. A brick semibungalow on South Boulevard near Maryland Ave sold from William L. Wellinger to J D Helsai. The Baker Hotel at 19 21 N Foundry Street opposite the Western Maryland Railway station sold from William M Baker to Antie E Mongap. A double frame house on Pape Avenue sold from William Danser to Margie DB Saum. A Hew modern house is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ps ‘Grok Realty Company
Bangeiow
Maryland Ave
William L. Wellinger
Baker Hotel
N. Foundry Street
Western Maryland Railway
William M. Baker
Aantie E.mongap
Pape Avenue
William Danser
Margie DB
Saum
A. Hew
Modern
From Girlhood to Mother Medicine Ad Promise
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a solution for women enduring backache headaches nervousness and related ailments across life stages. It claims widespread use and testimonial support from American women praising the remedy’s health restoring effects and joyful living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
America
Ady
Property Transfers Include Spruce Street House Deal
A note cites H Earl Weagley and Katie A Hine transferring a modern double brick house on Spruce Street to Katie A Hine, while John W Corderman documents a Rexbury area property sale for William F Rector to Frank Wellinger, detailing local realty movements.
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Doutis
H. Earl Weagley
Spruce Street
Katie A. Hine
John W. Corderman
Rexbury
Wm. F. Rector
Frank Wellinger
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Washington
Footer’s
Jan. Sale
Footer
Jonathan Strest
Ireland
OOD
Greenwalt Electric Supply CO
West Antietam Street
David P. Schindel
Potemac &T
Pennsylvania
Fluat
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Gale
Chifforobe
Walnut
Garver Furniture Coo
N. Potomac ST
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