26 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
1
March 26 reports to the Department of Labor say building trades plan to continue work under a new wage agreement with peace generally expected. Department officials note sixty strikes and lockouts are under review while negotiations proceed, and Secretary Davis cites continued work as a hopeful sign.
In Charkov Russia March 2 an investigation was started into a poisoning incident at a factory restaurant where forty workers fell ill arsenic was detected in their meals authorities said the case prompted a formal inquiry and safety review of the plant.
Charles George compiled a musical comedy titled Dolly Dear for Barbara Broneil star of My China Doll. The production targets the 1526 season while George tours with My China Doll in the south. A letter from JL W Webb of Quincy, Jr. reports a relief for a persistent night cough using Poley’s Honey and Tar Compound, noting its wide sale and safety.
The article notes a man who sold his title property at Samples Manor and moved to Tilghmanton to live with his brother Enoch. He was a hardworking, industrious worker sought by farmers. The funeral drew many friends from his former home, with pallbearers named and several neighbors and relatives mentioned in attendance.
In Bakersville on March 23, Rev. W. L. Remstureg will conduct communion on Sunday morning with preparatory services on Friday April 3 at 7 30. A catacbetical class runs four evenings starting Tuesday March 31 ending Friday April 3. The Sunday School will not hold Easter services but will have a Children’s Day in June due to neighborhood moves. Local notes cover sales, auctions, and property changes including Heath Hammond Breeden and Kervers moving between farms, and the funeral of John Moats with a past blizzard linked backstory.
An ad touts Joint-Base JointEase as a remedy for swollen rheumatic joints. It claims quick relief by rubbing on the affected area, offering swelling reduction and improved mobility for a price of 60 cents a tube at Wareham's City Pharmacy.
A carpenter named Mugene M Pullen shares a personal cure for rupture after years with no return post treatment. He offers to provide information on a complete nonoperative cure without requiring any sale or payment, instructing readers to contact him at 126L Marcellus Avenue Mianasinunan No 1.
Mrs John McAllister recovers from severe illness and returns to activities at Wilsons school Amid reports of illness among Emma Roach Pearl Roach and Alta Hose Robert Hoover visited Frik Crim on Sunday afternoon Irene Saunders visited Katherine McCormick on Sunday afternoon A protest over the food tax is noted In Rome police had difficulties on March 26
Protests flare as residents in Pateriit and Nicosia riot against new taxes on basic foods. Demonstrators clash with authorities, demanding repeal while officials say measures are needed to fund services. Police restore order as crowds disperse.
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