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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1925

Page

6

Classified advertising rules and rates excerpt

An OCR fragment from the Herald-Mail outlines classif ied ad policies including display limits, insertion charges, and office hours. It lists classification categories from Notices to Livestock and Employment, with examples of ad types and rates for daily lines and time slots.

Herald-Mail Moamoriam Mowiting Goode Peraonala Bodzen Hale Auto Accessories Tiren Ett Honda Berylee Famale Soleborn Cans Tinance Tooma Ollee Fon Teal Batata Rile al Arin

Episcopal Church Proposes Marriage Rites Changes

New York July reports outline a Joint Commission proposal to modify marriage rites in the Episcopal Church. Key changes include removing the word obey from wedding vows and shortening the commandment form, with other textual revisions to the Book of Common Prayer to be presented to the General Convention in New Orleans. The plan awaits possible approval by two consecutive conventions, after debates in Portland. John W Rhoniel of Arapaho Neb and Mary I Love, both aged 75, were recently married, with the groom 75.

New York Joint Commission Episcopal Church General Convention of the Church New Orleans Jty Nimerana Olher Alka Bo Vortland Ore John W. Rhoniel Arapahoo Neb Mary Love

Auk eggs scarce in Rutland. third extinct, valued at 1200

A Rutland report notes only two auk eggs may be dug in the United States. a third has long been extinct. An ox owned by Gert...ield is valued at 1200. A New York item describes a portable steel shield for cops guarding barricades, about eight feet high.

Rutland United States Gertrain L. Pield New York Howse

Local Rohrer neighbors recall July gatherings and travels

The Rohrersville letter recounts visits among Rohrer families July 4th to 7th with trips to Potomac River at Weverton and Monn Tate Lock. Residents from Hagerstown Chambersburg and Trohrorsville are cited along with church talks on Ag and Honthen and a funeral notice tradition in Florida.

Ry Cloper Leah Risor Samos Mise Hilda Hayns Pon Mar Richard Holder Clifford Mullendere Boonsboro Willams Hovermala Mina Grace Mullandora Fimer Rohrer Harry Easton Floyd Monntate Lock

Work and Character Shine Through Honest Effort

A fragmented passage urges respect for work and honest effort as the path to self faith. It compares persistence, belief in one’s labor, and the shaping of character to rise tall, with hopeful notes about ambition when joined with the Herald-Mall’s classifieds.

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