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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1925
Page
4
London reports a strike by wireless telegraph operators on British ships, starting yesterday and threatening to halt shipping. About 5,000 members are involved, wages range from 49 to 100 dollars monthly, risking contract expirations for voyages before November 26 if no settlement is reached.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles will visit Brunswick Eagles Monday night November 30 to attend initiation and banquet. Speakers include Hi Herde past State President Chas FL Deck State Worthy President and John F. Lanny Chief Auditor. Cars leave Colonial Theatre at 6:16 p m. About 160 local members will attend. The program features The Firm Daredevil and His Dummy by Fannie Hurtt, World's Highest Paid Woman writer, in Baltimore American.
John Miller led eleven exhibit prizes and won Grand Champion at Balleville poultry show. Jr Hinbirde swept multiple categories with top awards and several other exhibitors earned high placing prizes.
Fragmented OCR text reviews advertising guidelines and reporting requirements for Herald Mail, noting re abbreviated display and errors in ingredient listings and pricing. It mentions processing delays, incorrect order details, and the need for immediate correction by the advertiser.
Classified car lot offers numerous used touring cars and roadsters with pay plans and special bargains. Buick touring 1921, Overland 1924, Chevrolet touring, Willys Knight touring, Columbia sport touring, Ford, 1922 Baby Grand Chev, 1924 to 1926 models with low down payments, monthly terms, and demonstrations. Central Garage and Nash Motors advertise reduced prices and financing through Hair & Chase Finance, with contact in Potomac Street and North Locust.
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