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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
6
Downsville May 27 The Loyal Sons of the Christian Church presented a Sunday program led by Wilbert Bowers on the topic Christian Traits Worth Striving For Scripture reading by George Weaver The report notes questions raised about daily thoughts
The article recalls a Sunday program with readings by Rafael Dick and W S Fisher, music by Men’s Choirs, and a flag raising by Jr. O U A M at the school amid rain. It notes storm damage across the region, including a blown Hofman club house, shattered window glass, a downed wind pump, and wheat crop harm near Emmett farm. Many local residents and visitors are listed with thanks to organizer Samuel C. Troupe.
A French scientist unveils a drugleaf Lavex method claimed to kill catarrh germs in three minutes. The ad touts immediate head and lung relief, offers a free treatment sample with no obligation, and asks readers to mail name and address to receive the therapy. Benefits framed as miraculous with a bold nationwide outreach.
Mary R. Pexepter of Kewanee Illinois credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with curing ill health that left her without children. After using the remedy and Sanative Wash she became healthy, now has two daughters, and urges mothers to start treatment as girls reach womanhood. She praises the medicine to others.
Sunday visit records show Vera Harshman and Vera plus Mr and Mrs Davis along with James Davia and children James and Arleng visiting Mr and Mrs R C Davis aged 81 Miss Mary Easterday and cousin Peullus Easterday joined relatives George W Middlekault James Kengatring Sr Mildred Middleknutt and James Kesselring Jr visiting Charles Smith in Waynesboro
An ad announces Automatic Auto Laundry at 20 McPherson Street opposite W. M. Depot run by W V Findley. It promotes complete car cleaning equipment and services, inviting patronage.
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