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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1925

Page

7

Dokkies at feast and ceremonial disrupted gathering

Fragmentary report notes a ceremonial gathering led by Canreh of Sharpener with ladies of Christ Hr forming the event. Mentions Capt. Charles O Ward in charge of Walter town ages Lowe ey hariebars and other unclear details from the disrupted proceedings.

Bherpallig Ladies of Christ Hilton Pune Charles O. Ward Iby Vancain Ward Une Walter Town Ages Lowe Ey Hariebars

Ice Cream To Be Sold By Weight Next May

A proposed standard discussed at the Washington meeting of weights and measures inspectors on May 28 argues for selling ice cream by weight rather than by volume. Samuel T. Griffith, Baltimore chief inspector, notes inflation from air in pints and quarts makes weighing fairer.

Washington Samuel T. Griffith Baltimore

Landscape Man Talks Landscape Man Talks Wor

Landscape specialist Hallard of the Maryland town gives an open lecture on improvements to Hout Uie hone. The talk covers shed work and new tools while debates on local projects unfold. a separate note mentions an assault case and a public jail event with timing details and local figures.

Hallard Catensian Department Town of Maryland

Diamond Dyes advert in old druggist circular

Bold ad promotes Diamond Dyes for home dyeing of wool or silk fabrics. It notes cold water usage, dye coverage for a wide range of items such as dresses, coats, gowns, draperies, and yarns. The copy urges asking druggists for Diamond Dyes only and claims versatile results.

Beautifel

Dr Lonn Delivers Luncheon Talk On International Relations

Dr Ells Lonn of Goucher College addressed the Noon Luncheon of the Women's Club in Hagerstown. The noted author spoke on international relations and has previously lectured at major universities, including spending last summer in Geneva engaged with global affairs.

Over Payent Ells Lonn Goucher College Lann Hagerstown Lon Geneva Cailegas Muerlen Nelshors

Kiwanis Club Trip To Winchester Hosts District Guests

Kiwanis members from Frederick Cumberland and Hagerstown districts traveled by car to Winchester for a joint gathering. The group met at the YMCA at 9 o clock and joined by Winchester Club guests for dinner at the George Washington Hotel. Walter Maker of Hagerstown spoke as Inter Club Relations chair.

Kiwanis Club Winchester Capital District Meer Club Fretrick Cumberland Hagerstown Winchester Club George Washington Walter Maker Inter Club

Two Women Sentenced in Hamilton Street Case

Two women received prison terms after a hearing before Justice J Scott Bower on a case involving a fight on Hamilton Street. Mary Snyder, with a suspended sentence, was sent to the south. Lucille Moore, fined $25, will serve jail time for default.

House of Correction Jai Fale

Deaths Mrs Laura Shoop Widow of William Shoop

Mrs Laura Shoop widow of the late William Shoop died at Smithsburg home last night at 10 20 from pneumonia after illness since Sunday. She was daughter of Jacob and Ellen Wisburd and survived by husband two children and several relatives. Funeral at 10 8 o clock from the home, interment in Smithsburg. Mrs C F Jackson of Philadelphia, daughter in law, among mourners.

Laura Shoop Mwwitliam A. Shoop Killen Smith Smithsburg Stoop Jaco Ellen Wisburd View Harved Stithsburg We O Donald Son Smithaburk Puneyal Trey He Binithsbarg C. F. Jackson Philadelpha Childer Wargaw Ind Howe

Crusade Cost Estimated At About Half Billion

Reported plans estimate the crusade will cost around 500 million dollars with tentative 1926 appropriations near 20 million. The defense push would need one cruiser and two patrol boats per 100 miles of coast, a scale adjusted for inlets and geography amid ongoing naval debates. A Pennsylvania Railroad terminal meeting is scheduled tonight.

Sie

Blood Cell Formula Promises New Complexion and Strength

An advertising claim promotes a product labeled 9.5.8 8.9.8 or similar as a blood cell maker that supposedly thickens blood, increases red cells, and improves appearance and vigor. It asserts safety as vegetable based and targets underweight individuals seeking better facial fullness and skin health.

Pershing or Hoover May Head Movies

In Milwaukee on May 14, reports place General John J. Pershing and Secretary Herbert Hoover among the candidates for leading figures in the reform of the motion picture industry similar to Will Hays.

Pershing Hoover Milwaukes Wis Apmon John J. Pershing Herbert Hoover Charles Ryans Hughes

Mackall and County Board Plan Cooperative Road Work

County leaders discuss drainage and road projects at a banquet, aiming to remove curves on Leftersburg pike and rebuild toward a State line. Estimated cost stands at 35008 dollars with plans to secure rights and proceed with state cooperation.

Fnc Mackall Death Curve Tagerstown State Funds Commission Persilent Bower Attorney Snyder County Board Genera Board of County Commissioners Leftersburg Pike Mr. Downey John N. Hower Thomas J. Rickard Elvin Funk Stal+aigh Folfenorget Dallas Ward Hubert Wade Charles A. Wengley Frank A. Bushey Frank W. Miel J. 0. Snyder Harry Bester Jacob M Middleknutt Barry M. Hartle Edgar T. Hayman Lews J

Four Held in a Beer Raid

Officers seized beer mash and whiskey during raids at several locations including near Congmac Park and a front room bar. Evidence cited marked money sales and home brew operation. Stills of 200 to 800 gallon capacity were found. a moonshine pattern again noted. crowds watched as authorities conducted the dawn raid.

Lewis and Koontz Harvey Pryor Daniel Forsyths Congmac Park Cafcern Hagerstown Washington Antietam Furnace Prohibition Officara Aunla

Henry Ford Explores Buying Ships For Merchant Fleet

Detroit on May 14 reports Henry Ford weighing a plan to acquire up to 400 steel vessels from the United States Shipping Board. T. W. O'Connor of the Shipping Board indicated Ford may buy ships, prioritizing around 12,000 ton vessels while smaller ships could be discarded. Ford cited high upkeep for idle ships and noted many current vessels would be unsuitable for his needs.

Detroit Mich Geary Ford Tita Mobiie United States T. W. O'Connor Naffals Shiptday P Board Ford Shipping Board

Bankers urged to co operate at Maryland convention

Maryland bankers urged cooperative effort to back farm development as part of a state program. Speakers highlighted modernization, water power, coal and timber resources. Elected officers included President Robert G. Alston and Vice President C. R. Disharoon. City market prices listed for fruits, vegetables, and goods.

Atlantic Clay Banka Maryland ‘Bankers’ Association lTraymars Maryland Bankers J Enos Ray Susquehanna Wratern Robert G. Alston Rockville C. R. Disharoon Salisbury J. H. Dorsey Baltimore Ann. Wllam Seward Hagerstown Holmer D. Baker Frederick Association

Chicago Grain Opens Higher As Markets Edge Up

Chicago grain prices rise with May wheat and corn advancing, oats up modestly. quotes show May wheat at 1.62, July 1.493, September 1.4148. local quotations reflect uneven gains and broad activity across grain futures amid mixed regional demand.

Chicago Gratna

Farm bloc is firm against grain market

The article quotes Senator Norris and representatives condemning grain price gambling by middlemen. They urge government action to curb profiteering in food, blaming middlemen for inflated costs to both farmers and consumers and calling for a new law to prohibit all gambling in foodstuffs.

Gralna Norris Senate Agriultural Willionaire Department of Agriculture

Building Permit for Dr George A Wilton Addition

Dr George A Wilton of Oak seeks a building permit to construct an addition described as 34 by 33 feet, labeled as a home expansion project. The notice notes the proposal and location details for public record.

George A. Wilton Houge

Nuxated Iron Sold To Restore Strength In Men

A advertise style claim promotes Nuxated Iron as restoring blood iron to combat fatigue and weakness in men. It asserts rapid gains in energy and endurance within two weeks, urging readers to buy from a pharmacist and promising a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Iran

Cemetery Association Urges Lot Cleaning Ahead of Decoration Day

Officials of Riverview Cemetery Association at Williamsport urge lot owners to clean their plots within a week before Decoration Day to improve the cemetery’s appearance. Those unable to perform the work are asked to contribute funds to John J. Beard, treasurer, to have the work done.

Riverview Cemetery Association Williamsport John Js. Beard

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