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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
2
The BC Royal Scotch Highlanders Band presented a warm program to a near capacity crowd last night at Juba Lutheran Auditorhum. Peter Bays' Rotarian Merch opened the event, with the band delivering selections that drew praise from hundreds who filled the venue.
The Atlantic Club concert featured Lloyd Blackburn on xylophone with a lively jazz interlude. Soloists Dora W tan Bathy Broutier and Miss Hilton impressed with soprano and tenor numbers while audiences enjoyed Italian arias and sentimental tunes. The band left for St. Petersburg, Florida, for five months of daily conversions.
At a Lions Club luncheon in Ottawa the Scotch Highlanders entertained, with Miss Dar Lilyton, Robbie Broilier, Johnnie Love, and Walter West among the performers. Ty Tyler announced $232 raised for the Babies’ Fund from a rummage sale. A man named Phin Aarman faced a potential death sentence. a final appeal to the State Board of Pardons was planned. Mrs Linnie Sprecher visited her son in Hagerstown last week.
A historical ad describes Tonal as a universal remedy claiming cures for heart, liver and kidney ailments using herbs, roots and bark. It touts broad healing powers, asserts superiority over other medicines, and promotes Tonal as a tonic boosting appetite and strength. Sold at Cauffman’s Cut Rate Store in Hagerstown, Maryland.
Dr Paul Henry Packard spoke at West Christian Church on the Atonement as Gods plan to reconcile sinners. He argued against skeptics and cited Pontius Pilate, stressing that Jesus death confirms the gospel from Genesis to Revelation. The service included a song portion and Mr St Johns gospel selections as readers depart. Damages of 1100 sought in Adams County Court by C Th Erb of Hagerstown against Steinman Hardware in a Gettysburg suit over an auto collision.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth with creosote and other healing elements, guaranteeing satisfaction and money back if relief is not achieved.
Shady Bower and nearby areas report visits and family time through late October. Mrs Shank hosts guests, Mrs Ala Anderson visits Clearspring families, and others like Miss Jane Biershing and Mrs. Edward Miller are noted with relatives. The entry also mentions Little Louie Miles with scarlet fever and John Yegkleis visiting with UR toast, plus local Sunday callers and weekend host families.
A fragmentary notice mentions Samuel Fresh Mie and Mes Grove and children Mrs Fred Miles and children Mrs Miles Mr and Mrs Henry Palmer daughter Mary and son Samuel, Maugansville, with Edgar noted in the damaged text.
One line shows a tangle of personal names and places including Parmer sea Rips Mies Ophkateest Chamberaberg Pat Mies Rath Horst Mr Robert Riot Virginia Geo Everette Martin Maugane ville Migs Almeda sell and family with no clear events or actions discernible.
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