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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
3
The Senate declined to involve itself as impeachment court prepares to consider Ferguson impeachment. A motion to postpone the proposition passed by 16 votes to 13, with Austin noted in the report.
Appointment details for the March 23 1925 city election list judges clerks and guards across precincts Potomac Street Cordermann Garage West Franklin and West Church locations with Democratic and Republican nominees and polling station assignments. The notice names precinct officials clerks and ballot counters and lists candidates for judge clerk and guard roles.
Harry Liscomb, a 19 year old newsboy and writer, gains fame for The Prince of Washington Square as royalties pour in. He recalls relying on spoken words learned from street life and headlines, while his mother and community figures shaped his early life in Cumberland County Virginia.
Athens Ga March 18 Jona Logan of Gafnesyie died today after being wounded in a bandit assault at Agia in Southern Epirus. The shooting occurred recently with Logan sustaining fatal injuries.
An advertisement by Allenrha of 2 Jarhes Street Borheater New York touts Allenrhu as a lasting remedy for rheumatism promising free trial units and no charge unless substantial relief is achieved. The notice claims widespread success and names Wareham City Pharmacy as a local agent with mail order options.
An old advertisement touts Cod Liver Oil as a superior flesh producer with high vitamin content. It promotes sugar coated tablets costing 60 cents for 60, claims weight gain of five to nineteen pounds in 30 days, and offers money back if goals aren’t met, through Aughinbaugh and Knelsley Drug Stores.
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