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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
10
Beautify or beautify with Diamond Dyes. Dip in warm water to color fabrics like silk, ribbons, stockings, and garments. Each packet offers directions enabling any woman to dye curtains, tapestries, or clothing to soft shades or deep tones. Sold by draggists for all fabrics.
In New York Chinatown a stray mongrel named Bum earns fame as an informal watchdog for the Hop Sing Tong. After Wong Wah, a rooming house owner, is found killed, Bum’s barking signals danger and draws attention from rival tongs who now value him as an alarm. Authorities offer a price on Bum, while locals weigh the dog’s unlikely heroics amid a warring underworld.
In a fragmentary item, a local note mentions Vendol and a remedy for rheumatism amid garbled text. The readable parts reference places and individuals in a vague health context with unclear actions or outcomes.
The letter from Mr Whitmore Poway details long term suffering from stomach and joint pain and praises a product called Venda for easing cramps and aches. He claims remarkable recovery after using the remedy and urges others with similar ailments to try it, noting it is available at local stores in multiple towns.
Walpole New Hampshire resident Mrs T A Futer reports improved health after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she had irregular cycles and severe pains she now does housework and cares for two babies and recommends the remedy to friends over 200000 women reported benefit in a public inquiry and it is sold by druggists everywhere.
The Rev Dr Isiac Ward former aide to Billy Sunday spoke at Washington Square M E Church in a two week campaign praising Hagerstown while urging authentic Christian life Do not merely profess Christ or cloak conduct in business as the ward stressed open confession as essential and likened silent faith to a candle unused. The talk lauded local Lions Club as optimistic and urged the city to back Christian values. The crowd size was large and the speaker said he felt at home in the city.
A damaged fragment reflects on a devout Christian life, mentioning devotion to Jesus Christ and a transformation of behavior. It hints at past struggles and a commitment to a spiritual path, though details are unclear due to the garbled text.
Mare Tou Stele Police officer Soret Kiluseh inspected equipment of Beate partie in Tagersions yesterday. The report notes routine field checks and minor discrepancies found during the inspection.
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