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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1925

Page

5

Appeal Urges Nationwide Tree Crop Expansion

A 1920s public drive promotes planting forests across the U.S. citing 199,900,000 acres of land suitable for trees and a growing need to replace dwindling timber. The American Tree Association campaigns nationwide to educate and mobilize communities, highlighting Europe as a model and stressing forestry as a vital national asset.

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Works Like Wonder to Relieve Pain

A Davenport Iowa stockyard worker reports rapid relief from a shoulder sprain after using Staan's Liniment. The letter cites quicker return to work and widespread customer responses praising the product's effectiveness. The testimonial notes the liniment acts as a healing agent and is readily available at druggists.

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Well Dressed Man Trouser Advertisement Highlights Value

An ad promotes stylish trousers with emphasis on fit style and comfort. It touts durable wear and mileage, offering distinctive patterns and many colorings. Priced around $2.00 with buttoned features and warranted quality.

Bringing Up Father comic feature highlighted in Sunday American

Fourteen word famous comics featured in the bwervency page Comic Section of the Baltimore American on Sunday. Ady.

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Tonall Tunic Tissue Builder Claims Power and Purity

An advertisement extols Tonall as a tonic and strength producer using roots herbs and darks. It promises digestive aid blood purification and relief from foul breath and nervousness while warning against laxatives and claiming Tonall strengthens the whole system. Sold at a local store in Hagerstown Maryland with contact details.

Caulfmana Gut Rate Hagerstown

Livestock market dull as cattle prices quoted

At Haltimore on November 6 cattle ranged from common to prime with varied bids. Reertyty and Helfers notes show prices from 1.25 to 10.50 per hundredweight, while Mulls and others posted broad bands for good to fair quality cattle.

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Yankees get tough breaks in college star chase

A feeble scouting tale describes multiple college players linked to the New York Yankees, including Penn State and Lafayette names, with Charley Caldwell cited for poor pitching. It notes Walter Pipp head injury during practice and Caldwell’s later release, while Rev Dr Charles W Dane quits the Congregational roll to join Presbyterian fold.

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