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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1925

Page

2

MIDNEY TROUBLE MADE BACK SORE

A patient reports kidney pain backache and stiffness improving after taking a medicine sold by P.O. Saehinbaugh and Sony and by innessexs Mharmary with retail distribution widely available in Hagerstown and beyond. The ad notes relief within days and promotes the product as effective for backache and related kidney discomfort.

Toledo Jnier Hagerstown P.O. Saehinbaugh Sony Innessex Mharmary Allt Mess Ans

Crossword Puzzle Clue Flood: Noted Women and Lilligal Names

Puzzle feature lines reference famous figures and wordplay clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It notes Gates, Vid, Dramas, and various definitions, with many garbled letters and misprints in a historical crossword layout.

Fragmentary notice on birth and family events in Atlanta

An incomplete report mentions childbirth and imagined moments around a newborn. An eminent physician from an area associated with Papas and a Meknietile letter to RASS in Atlanta, Ga. remains unclear due to damaged text.

Brokups Firsbise Rass

Fragmentary Ohio Legal Notice Notes Names and Figures

An OCR fragment from a Youngstown area legal page shows names such as Hoyle and Hoyle again, with scattered phrases like Common Pleas and attorney references. The garbled text lists weights, inches, pounds, and local place mentions, but no coherent actionable detail.

Youngstown Salon Martin Hoyle Columbiana Amd Jude HC Laon Hoyle Ian Whel Ind Cebure

Bird Life Week Planned in Washington County

A Week designated as Bird Week will study doves and bird habits in Washington County. A program for the week was organized under the U.S. Department of Agriculture along with the University of Maryland extension service and local schools. James Silver of the U.S. Biological Survey leads with County Agent M. D. Moore and Supt. R. J. Grimes guiding events to educate farmers, sportsmen, students, and the public on conserving wildlife and the economic value of birds.

Marvel Berd Washington County U. 5 Department of Agriculture Extension Service University of Maryland Muhorkies James Silver U. 8, Biological Survey M. D. Moore R. J. Grimes Maryland University

Bird Week events planned across Maryland counties

Eager preparations unfold for Bird Week with talks by bird experts and school visits. Communit y Clubs and Granges in Clearspring Williamsport Smithsburg and Hancock schedule evening meetings while rural schools host sessions to build bird houses. Prominent speakers include Dr Oberholser Talbot Denmesd and Paul Bartach with contests for girls and boys.

Talbot Denmesd H. €. Oberholser U. 8 Paul Bartach National Museum H. V. Truett University of Afaryland Samuel Shively Everly Aren Paramount

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