05 Nov 1924
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1924
Page
1
A fragmented verse concerns wondering about the world and time. Dr Kellemy quotes a first Christian gathering about answers and questions, noting the search for what people should do. The text hints at belief, guidance, and purpose.
A sermon in a crowded church hall addresses salvation as universal yet individual. The minister notes varying spiritual progress and emphasizes that God shows no partiality while stressing personal response to faith. The service features Dr Kellema and Mr Richards with a large adult chorus. Two new Alpine railways are mentioned as a counterpoint to earthly progress.
An old promotional notice promises a free trial of a breathing method for asthma. It targets long standing and recent cases, claims quick relief from wheezing and difficult breathing, and urges immediate mail-in requests with no payment or postage.
Fairplay notes show October attendance at Fairplay School with 91.9 percent in primary and 90.8 percent in intermediate, listing teachers and students by name. The report mentions principal Allen L. Pofenberger, along with many local residents visiting family and visiting from nearby towns over the weekend.
Mrs. McClellan Long and others visited relatives in Sharpsburg and Hagerstown over the weekend. The Hagerstown Ministerial Association met at the Y M C A where Rev Dr Gr. Riter spoke on ministerial preparedness. A discussion on community teacher training versus church programs arose with no decision. A New York boy rumor about a barbered claim ends with a brief odd note.
At a Monday afternoon meeting of the United Hreth oven Ministerium held at the M C A, officers were elected led by President Rev. Harry Kottler of Willi amd port.
An old time ad claims Cascarets clean the bowels without cramps or next day upset. It suggests taking one or two tablets at night to awaken bowels, promising relief from headaches, indigestion, colds, bad breath, and gas. Children are urged to use Cascarets too with various price options.
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