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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
5
Red letters announcing a campaign for the King’s Daughters charity were posted around town. Collectors will visit today to gather envelopes and funds. Volunteers reported warm receptions and appreciation for the charitable work. The committee will learn tonight the drive’s result.
Colder relief is claimed with two tablets every three hours until tea doses. The ad says the second and third doses break up the cold, safe to take, pleasant, and nonquinine nonopioid. Millions use Pape's Cold Compound. Price thirty five cents, druggists guarantee it.
Lester Secriot was indicted by the Erand jury at Martinaburg for the murder of William Raney a mountain mule rider who was waylaid robbed and killed by a wife west of the city late at night while returning from the market.
Studebaker officials explain the one profit plan to buyers, noting how buying separate engine, body, and components would reveal hidden profits built into the price. The plan aims to show the true value of a car by totaling profits added to overall cost and the impact on final prices.
Det. Bd. T-Mra. Katherine Prey testified in the Mineola court about a $10,009 claim for alienation of affection involving her husband Charles C. Fray and actress Wilda Bennett. She described a July 1928 incident in New York when a woman’s voice, allegedly Bennett’s, greeted her inside Fray’s home and led to a struggle as Fray dragged her, with Fray denying intent.
William Ut Rhodes of Lappana in Maryland hosted a social gathering at his country home at Lappans mid love while entertaining many friends.
An advertisement touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for children claiming it regulates bowels for weeks or months, contrasts it with harsher physic remedies, and urges readers to buy a large bottle at Albany stores to compare for themselves.
The advertisement extols a Studebaker Standard Six Sedan with wool upholstery and carpets, plate glass, four doors, and features like an eight day clock, ignition lock, automatic windshield cleaner, rear vision mirror, and balloon tires. It boasts solid construction, quality materials, powerful engine, and claims to offer superior value at its price. The copy invites readers to compare and test drive the “One-Profit” car.
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