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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
2
Rev G Lackland of Grace Community Church in Denver outlined "Ten Commandments for Mothers" urging preparation before motherhood and responsible family planning. He urged keeping expenditures within income and maintaining high family ideals while teaching children to love God.
Rev Lackland declares parenthood must be voluntary and birth control information should be widespread. He urges discussion of mothers not praise, says women cannot be biologically free without birth control knowledge, cites young girls seeking guidance and families overwhelmed by multiple children. His church plans to distribute related literature.
An odd detergent style ad promises rapid eczema relief by washing affected areas with Kojelle or similar wash. It advertises a bottle for 60 cents and urges readers to try the product for quick skin relief.
Through negotiation yesterday afternoon Legionaires officials and real estate dealer Mr Corderman concluded the purchase of the three story brick structure at 25 West Antietam street. The price around 12000 was paid by H G Boward and Edith J Baker. Located near Public Square the 24 by 186 foot lot includes an alley way on the east. Bruce Lightner Lee Elgin and Hubert Stottenmyer, Legion agents, were authorized to close the deal with Corderman at a meeting Tuesday night.
A woman from Ellensburg Washington recounts monthly pains in adolescence and after marriage, crediting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports relief after six bottles the first month and again after use during her first childbearing years, praising the remedy and inviting letters about its impact.
The deal closed yesterday afternoon for a property at Onca. Plans include improvements to the rear to enable revenue production and renting the basement and first floor for business use. Listed residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs Fred Miller Mr and Mrs Charley Obits chill Grrahhting David Young daughter Riva and John Howlett with Jerry Young noted among attendees.
Mr and Mrs George Weaver and son Ray hosted Rev and Mrs Q A Fried with son Robert and Georgy as guests of Rev and Mrs Homer Kellems at dinner on Sunday in Boons.
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