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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
10
Henry Sigler aged 31 of Amithsburg is injured by two youths believed drunk. He suffered a broken collarbone and was treated at the hospital after being teased and knocked down as they fled.
An old time advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound for restoring natural hair color. It claims quick, even darkening with a simple brush application and a 75 cent price, urging all to use the product for glossy, natural results.
A Bushnell Basin, Monroe County woman reports injuring her knee after a tree branch broke while cherry picking. She credits Sloan's Liniment with quick relief, saying it stops pain and improves mobility. The ad promotes Sloan's at druggists for 35 cents.
The piece recalls a New York violin maker, an American-born Armenian carpenter who longs to craft a singing instrument. After war trauma, he channels hope into wood, but dies while playing a final performance as the violin shatters.
Louis C. Myers explains regenerative radio receiver tuning. Focus on Station Selector and Volume controls, advancing the volume until a hiss or rush is heard, then adjusting until a clear station is obtained without howl or squeal. Proper technique reduces neighbor noise and improves speaker enjoyment.
Police investigate a reported assault on a 19 year old girl in the Western section of Hagertown. Patrolman M W Richards received word of the incident, marking the second inquiry into the attack by a tent man.
Dartmouth coaches form a strong mentor staff as the Green eleven dominates early season play. Many mentors are former stars at various colleges, and expectations place Dartmouth near the top when the campaign ends.
Large crowds traveled from Hagerstown to Chambersburg for a masked benefit dance aiding the Chambersburg Synagogue. Mauupten Auerbach and secretary Louis Wohlgenuth are in Hagerstown for several days representing the Maryland State Federation of Labor.
An advertisement promises dramatic relief from gas indigestion and dyspepsia with a dessert spoonful of Dave's Mentha-Penein. It claims ten minutes to ease, banishing symptoms like dizziness and heart distress, and guarantees one bottle to prove stomach comfort with thousands sold, urging readers to ask why in New Jersey.
Special dispatches from Hidalgo to Del Patio in Chihuahua report a cavern collapse at Lat Trettie mine. Two are killed and nine daftered, with fears that several miners remain entombed.
A man from Turkishville, Tennessee, is sought after a fatal crash that injured Miss Kate Lous, 72, of South Paton Street, on Sunday night near St. John's Cathedral. Officer Ranghman states a warrant was issued for Pearl for failing to grant after the collision. Pearl was ordered to appear in court tomorrow.
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