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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1925
Page
2
Midh May 19 J Nails Dort president of the Dart Motor Car Company collapsed Sunday afternoon at the Frye Country Club course. Death followed from heart disease. He was 64 years old.
Brussels reports that Baron Cartier De Maychienne, Belgian ambassador to the United States, will confer with Aloys Val De Vyvere, new premier and minister of debt, about Helitary’s debt. De Maychienne will sail from New York in June as part of the discussions.
Congressman F N Zihlman and Henry Holraptel Jr will be principal speakers at the cornerstone ceremony for Hetraw Synagogue on East Baltimore Street Sunday afternoon May 31 at 3 30 oclock. The foundation is ready for the ceremony and preparations are underway for an elaborate event.
Agriculture teacher M C Morton of Clearspring and Mr Moore present a series of poultry raising lectures to three clubs in Lappans Brownevilla and Rohrersville. Lappans Club meets Tuesday at St Mark s Farleh House while Brownsville and Rohrersville clubs share lectures Thursday. Lectures are free to public. last winter a similar course was given to the Newville Club.
From Jefferson City Governor S A Baker states he will not consider General John J Pershing for the vacancy created by Hiderich of Leiden PB Spencer junior United States Senator from Missouri. Kansas City Star dispatch reports Baker’s definite stance on Pershing.
WR J W Raney of Cynet Ohio describes years of chronic stomach attacks with severe cramps. He credits Plant Juice with easing pain, eliminating cramps, and restoring appetite, weight, and energy. It is sold by D C Aughinbaugh & Son in Hagerstown and Koelaley's Pharmacy.
Yakegatake Olcano in the Japanese Alps, about 150 miles west of Tokyo, erupted violently this morning. Ash extended for miles, forcing residents in Mayebashi fifty miles away to remain indoors as ash fell like heavy fog for two hours.
Frederick May 18 Gov Eugene Ritchie addressed the Maryland district convention, delivering remarks on labor issues and state policy. The speech outlined priorities for employment, industry growth, and cooperation with unions during the session.
The notice describes a man last seen in the store about midnight Sunday and later near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station. He reportedly boarded trains for Baltimore. A window notice quoted the Homer phrase about living like Diogenes and seeking the honest man. Governor Albert, Ritchie Earl, Welty Long, and others were in attendance during a Sunday visit.
Alexander Giovanis, head of the Greek colony in Martinsburg, abandons his shop to imitate Diogenes spirit. Notes found in the store denounce city administration and claim it would be safe to bury a dead man two miles from town. Giovanis moved here 22 years ago and ran a fruit and dry goods store. He was arrested recently for violating soft drinks sales law.
Berkeley county officials decided to raise the mayor C. J. Hunter's pay from twenty five dollars per year to one hundred dollars annually. A separate note mentions a topical product named Quigro advertised for chiropodial use with directions for self treatment.
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