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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
3
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will add a new all Pullman passenger train after April 26 running between Washington and St. Taury. The service mirrors the National Limited and Capitol Limited with a duty car observation library lounge car dining cars compartments and sleeping cars on the shortest Washington to St Taury route.
The article notes travel amenities enhancing comfort for passengers and efficiency for business travelers. It highlights bath and barber services, along with maid service praised on the Capitol Limited, underscoring luxury and practical support for women travelers.
A Washington County Sersey cattle breeders group formed in the County Agent Milton D. Moore office. Edward Opwald was named president, D. B. Selbert vice president, and M. W. Moore secretary treasurer. Four new 4-H members joined boys and girls clubs, and plans for a countywide con touting association were endorsed. A. C. Fiandolph, first manager of the American Jersey Cattle Association, spoke to the group.
County Agent Moore will organize Club A Ballimora and Ohio Poultry Club among boys and airta at Lappans tonight. Meeting set in Parish House with Rev Walter McKinley as local leader. The plan mirrors programs at Brownsville and Rohrersville.
Gene Cohn recounts the Dorothy Perkins case where a teen girl in rebellion shoots Tommy Templeton, the man she loves, after parental disapproval and a clash of ages. The dramatic courtroom moment centers on Dorothy’s feelings and the impact of a father’s death on her life. The piece links adolescent turmoil to a tragedy in a military town, highlighting parental fears and social judgment.
The readable text shows a distressed speaker blaming himself and wishing for someone named Tommy to return. It hints at regret, a sermon interpretation, and a confrontation with wrongdoing but lacks clear facts, dates, or context to identify people or events.
A vintage advertisement claims Kilmer's Swamp Root provides purity and strength for kidneys liver and bladder. It urges readers to order a sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer Co New York and to mention the newspaper in correspondence.
George Miller, 26, of Hancock, was fatally shot Sunday evening while loading a revolver on the outskirts of Thomock. He died soon after at Washington County Hospital. Miller was engaged to marry Miss Heatherson. A grand jury proceeding followed the incident.
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