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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
7
David Lewis former Congressman from the Arykid Sixth District and member of the U S War Commission eulogized William Chllings Bryan on his death. He said the country will be lonely without him noting Bryan was a rural force that helped shape the nation through much of the nineteenth and into the twentieth century.
The article reflects on William Jennings Bryan as an evangelist type leader whose influence rivaled or preceded rivals who died, drawing comparisons to Henry Clay and John Bright. It notes Reed of constitutional peace arbitration and Bryan's conviction in economic reform, suggesting his obduracy may have cost him the Presidency while affirming his patriotic impact on America.
The Maryland and West Virginia District Council of the Assemblies of God will hold its first annual camp meeting at Porterfield's Grove on the Williamsport pike from August 2 to 23. A new $3,000 equipment upgrade supports the event. The Washington Trio, now The Washington Trio, with Rev. Charles A. Shreve Benjamin A. Bauer and Joe Elliot, will lead music. A large cohort of pastors missionaries and Christian workers is expected.
SUDA The Stage and Screen to ND riba reports the Maryland venue opening with Four O'clock and the lively Smiling Eyes musical comedy. The Lyric Comedy Four quartet and Strongheart the dog star in The White Fang photoplay share the bill with an Amateur Contest slated for Friday. Old Home Week and Old Hone Week promise strong small-town charm with Paramount’s Old Home Week starring Lila Lee.
A dense listing of radio programming across many stations and time zones. It names orchestras like the Detroit Symphony and New York Philharmonic, conductors such as Nikola Sokoloff, and programs including La Gioconda, with times and locations across U S cities. The schedule highlights daily concerts, lectures, and baseball updates across WEAF WJZ WABC and numerous regional stations.
An OCR fragment touts PDQ bed bug killer with claims it eliminates bed bugs and eggs without harming clothing. It mentions 35¢ per hour, liquid fire description, patent spout in every package, and availability in liquid and solid forms through Wareham's City Pharmacy.
One of the finest features of the season is being presented at the Academy called School for Wives starring Conny Tearle and a strong cast. Matinee and night crowds were large yesterday and expected to rise again today. The plot centers on an artist of modest means and a very pretty rich girl whose father earned millions by questionable methods.
Fragmented OCR hints a cinema bill with a bold double feature and a somber suicide note. Mentions of Prof Kine composing music for a film, a Christie comedy, and a rural death clue appear alongside a pattern of uncertain place names and dates.
A raingram dated in Frederick area notes a safe voyage for a party including Dr. Thomas J. Johnson of Frederick and Dr. Henjamin C. Perry of Bethesda, with others such as Cyrus FF and Mr. Cobh Lenta. Secretary Geo M. Gittings records the message.
Residents report a pleasant trip with good health and perfect weather. The group savors the experience as they travel between towns in Europe, praising the warm reception and scenic views.
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