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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1925

Page

1

Masons Attend Grand Lodge Session in Baltimore

Masons from Friendship No. 4 A M and other lodges will travel by bus to Baltimore for the Annual Communication of Grand Lodge on a Wednesday in November. The delegation includes A M members led by Harry R. Snyder and D Diehl plus William B. King and Otho Fr Gloss. The Maronic Choir, directed by Luther Minnich, will perform at the ward lodge meeting during the trip.

Eal Masons Baltimore Grand Lodia A. J. Raed A. M. Arson MN. Young Lloyd Harshman Robert Hrindie Jlagerstown Gage A. F A. M Harry R. Snyder Crown D. Diehl William B. King Otho Gloss Maronic Choir Luther Minnich Ward Lodge

Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss

A Kansas City doctor, Dr. Andrew Kals er, announces a new truss method claimed to cure rupture without operation. The ad states the device weighs little, requires no belts or traps, and can heal double ruptures after years of suffering. It offers a free trial and asks readers to request a coupon for participation.

Andrew Kalser Koch Ride Kansas City Kalsere Tris Herald

Free Trial Offer From Fr Andrew Hainer At Koch Building

A notice offers a free trial without obligation. Fr Andrew Hainer lists address 0305 Koch Building Mamaay Clix Mo and invites readers to read the Free Trial. The message emphasizes no commitment from the reader.

Andrew Hainer Koch Mamaay Clix

Armistice Day Parade and Banquet Held in Hagerstown

Armistice Day activities in Hagerstown featured a 2 PM parade with flags along flagtraped streets, a banquet at the fairground banquet hall hosted by the American Legion, and patriotic speeches. Morris Frock Post color guard led the procession past the Colonial Theater, with Legionnaires, Boy Scouts, and Red Cross workers in attendance.

Hagerstown American Legion Fairground Morrla Frock Fest Company BH Boy Scouts Red Cross Prospect Street Charles Legion Legionnaires Guetta Rotary Club Hamilton Morris Frock Post John R. Tenney Legion Post Roy Danzer Samuel Hess Colonial Theatre

Armistice Day Observed by Pupils at Surrey High School

Armistice Day was observed in a fitting manner at Surrey High School with a patriotic program by the Junior Class featuring a picture of Old Transklos donated by the Navy secretary and framed by the class. Russell Hicks spoke on the morning subject A Peep at No Man's-Lane Seven Years Ago Today while plans formed for a junior historical society and a junior chamber of commerce in Hagerstown. A parade of colored lodges and veterans followed in the afternoon.

Surrey High School Wesehaal Secretary of the Navy Russel Hicks Morris Frock Yost American Legion

Where Was Rudy Saturday Night Kiwls On Sale

A noisy Saturday night event featured various kiwls on sale along with a large silo of poppies on the streets. Proceeds from the fair and poppy sale were directed toward paying down the debt on the new Legion home.

Legion

Office Boy Becomes Head of Large Sugar Firm

New York November 1 W Ede ward Foster began as an office boy with the Have Meyer interests about 46 years ago. He rose to presidency of the American Sugar Refining Company, the largest refining firm, as it stabilizes finances and restores a $5 annual dividend. Earl D Rabst becomes chairman of the board, a new post.

New York W. Edeward Foster Havemeyer American Sugar Refining Company Avgar Foster Earl D. Rabst

Heet Heat Applied to Pain Areas For Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Heet heat applicator for rheumatism and neuritis. It promises fast, penetrating warmth to knees, feet, legs, hands, shoulders, back, or neck, easing pain and stiffness. Claims congestion reduction and a soothing, non staining, inexpensive treatment priced at 0 cents at drug stores.

Outgro Promises Quick Cure For Inward Toenails

An advertisement claims a product called Outgro treats ingrown nails by placing drops near the nail bed. It allegedly reduces inflammation and pain and causes the nail to grow outward within days. The claim notes the bottle is sold at drug stores.

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Shell explosion kills soldier at Armistice Day tribute

Philadelphia reports a premature explosion of a six pound shell used in a saluting cannon for Armistice Day. Private Thomas McCovern of the 150th Ordnance Company, stationed at Franford Arsenal, died as a result of the incident.

Philadelphia Thomas McCovern 150Th Ordnance Company Franford Arsenal

Williams Dinamore and Dinsmore Visit Ha gerstown Pair

Mr and Mrs Williams Dinamore and Mr and Mrs Earl Dinsmore near Hagerstown were visitors of Mr and Mrs James Keaseling.

Williams Dinamore Earl Dinsmore Hagerstown James Keaseling

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