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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1925

Page

3

Moros Fight Constabulary in Tinao Province

Manila June 10. In a clash between the Constabulary and Moros in Tinao Province eight Moros were killed and three wounded. Three constabulary members were wounded. The fighting followed Governor General Leonard Wood's orders to capture Sultan Raya and his followers, who resisted after the patrol stormed and captured their fortress on May 27.

Manila Constabulary Tinao Leonard Wood Sultan Raya Bia Fol‘tiwera Ar‘redt

Plan Uniform Flag Display In This City Inauguration Next Week

A campaign for uniform flag display in Hagerstown was approved at the American Legion Morris Frock Post meeting. The plan introduces curbside flag holders for businesses and homes, to be used during celebrations. City permission was granted, and installation begins Monday. Plans also cover the state convention in Hagerstown in August. Colonel John Carmichael chairs, with I.O. Campbell leading the animal outing committee.

Hagerstown Morris Frock Post American Legion West Antietam Street New York Pittsburgh Frederick Chambersburg York Greencastle Martinsburg Legioo Post City Council Soliclorn John Carmichael Campbell

Breeders to Organize in This County for Dairy Cattle Trade

Guernsey breeders in this county plan to form a Guernsey breeders association to promote a local center for buying good dairy cattle. Outlook cites high fat milk demand and disease risks, with experts from the University of Maryland and dairy associations slated to speak at the meeting.

Guernsey Washington Derme Badyiaere D. Maare Cumiey Fastera University of Maryland Aml J. Tt Dairy Alist Dyviey Bireenit Hese Seakers Aoaner Rebs Tibet

U S Wheat Crop Will Be Slightly Smaller This Year

Washington reports the total wheat crop for the United States is expected to be smaller than last year, with forecasts by the Department of Agriculture noting reduced domestic consumption needs and changes in export prospects. Farmers face varying conditions across regions, affecting overall production and projected supply for the coming seasons.

Washington Department, Agriculture

Wheat production and stocks compared to last year

A report shows current wheat stocks at 497,000,000 bushels versus 690,000,000 last year and a five-year average of 692,000,000. This year’s forecast production is 661,900,000 bushels, down from 872,909,000 last year, with the five-year average at 887,000,000.

Escaped Youth Captured Here

The Scape of Morria Weaver a 16 year old from Maryland Training School for Omons in Fairview Mountain escaped yesterday but was captured a few hours later by Shortt Duffey and jailed. Weaver and Joseph Puck pleaded guilty to robbing the stace of Peter in Clearapring Ztrenorian.

Morria Weaver Fairview Mountain Maryland Training School Omons Weaver Shortt Duffey Hero Weaver Joseph Puck Peter

Woman's Secret of Beauty and Health Remedies Ad

A damaged ad fragment touts a "Secret of Beauty" for women seeking to prevent ailments described as common to their sex. It promotes a herbal compound claiming to improve complexion, eyes, energy, and mood, with testimonials about radiance and vitality.

Pinkhan Addy

Quitting Pugilist Barred From Ring

In Baltimore a pugilist seeking to quit the sport was barred from competition by officials. Details remain unclear as the report mixes stray phrases and lacks precise names or dates. The incident highlights regulatory action against a fighter attempting retirement and the effect on his scheduled bout.

Saving Helen and the Downward Path of a Teen

A mother recalls her daughter Helen Saunders who falls under the influence of Ian Thompson a senior. The piece promotes True Story Magazine July story Saying Helen and includes a heartfelt letter from the mother urging prevention of similar teen enticements and noting Ian’s reform as a potential salvation.

Helen Saunders Ian Thompson True Story Magazine Helen

Broken Vows and Temptations in True Story Magazine

A promotional piece for True Story Magazine traces its mission to warn against human errors and vice. It touts six years of publication and two million monthly copies read by six million readers, claiming the magazine never prints sin or shame in a harmful way.

True Story Magazine Reformatory Bernarr Macfadden True Story Jack Cash Dagger Ind New York True Story Magazinna

National Boxing Association bans obetnatis after a ring

A National Boxing Association ban prohibits obetnatis after a ring in Rathimdee for an indefinite period. The rule sparks debate among supporters and critics who argue the move reflects a broader caution and possible backlash within the sport.

Rathimdee

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