25 Nov 1924
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1924
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mendez and a summer program discarding earlier pieces. The document mentions rehearsal adjustments and a new selections list including The King of France among others, with references to November 4 and fee structure.
A concert program includes Sousa numbers and selections by the Friars' Club under Prof Casgol at the YMCA auditorium, free to the public. County schools will close Wednesday afternoon for a four day Thanksgiving break, with teachers attending the Maryland State Teachers Association convention in Baltimore. George J Denner of Gettysburg appointed counsel for Philp Hartman, a self confessed slayer and bank robber, by Judge D P McPherson.
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Sam Komenschool who calls himself czar of heaven attempted to attend the funeral of Petar Verlgin, a Doukhobor Sondermn Brilliant. Police took him as a trouble-maker. He claims three trips to heaven and says he teaches diving with an orange crown.
A sizable audience heard Evangelist Ashman at First Brethren Church. Six contestants performed with Astry Wolfe of the M C G A providing a solo. The sermon topic for Tuesday is What Think Ye Of Christ. Baptism will be administered Wednesday evening. A total of 56 confessions mark the campaign. The Otterbein Guild plans In a Man Across The Hill at Beaver Creek Community House on Wednesday November 28. A winter program lantern musicale previously showcased in town and county venues received praise. McNeely the Punch Gutd elder delivered a Washington battleg punch during the season in world service.
Is Your Child Thin and Weak The ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil tablets as a quick aid to build flesh in undernourished children after illness and weak health No need for other medicines The product claims to be easy to take inexpensive and available at Aughinbaugh Knelsley Drug Stores and similar outlets.
David Winebremer of Indiana resigns as secretary to United States Senator William Cabell Bruce. Reported to seek more time for law practice, he runs the Frederick City claim. he was the Democratic congressional candidate in a recent race.
An old health ad advises flushing kidneys with soft water and Jad Salts, claiming it cleanses kidneys and prevents bladder and kidney issues. It promotes daily use of Jad Salt dissolved in water and urges medical exams twice yearly, noting risks from overuse.
A report states Captain John Addy Smuts, nephew of Gen Jan Smuts, is seriously wounded and in a Boston hospital after a mysterious shooting. Details remain unclear as investigators probe the incident. Also noted is a humorous item about A L Knepper of Funkestown and his celebrated 10 foot hog weighing 1100 to 3300 pounds showcased on Thanksgiving Day.
Fater H. Radeed of Hackbsoch N.1 was held up by three highwaymen Saturday night two miles north of Greenvillage. He lost more than $600 in cash, a gold watch and merchandise valued at over $1,000, authorities say.
New York women tout Kojene, a four times more powerful antiseptic than bichloride of Mercury, claiming it can be consumed safely with no harm. Chemists foresee a ban on poisonous antiseptics in homes, as Wareham's City Pharmacy and other druggists offer Kojene for 60 cents a bottle with simple directions for use.
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