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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
3
J C Lewis of 408 McDowell Avenue, a Pennsylvania Railroad worker, suffered a laceration and breaks after being struck by a freight car and a couch hopper in the yards yesterday.
An advertisement-like piece touts a new liver remedy claiming to cleanse the intestines, reduce indigestion, and improve general well being. It markets a purified, concentrated preparation and offers samples to try, urging readers to learn about the method and its benefits.
Dr Paul Henry Packard argued that salvation rests in obedience to God rather than emotion or tears. The audience from Beaver Creek Downsi e Wilkes-Barre heard a stirring message as the large chorus backed the St John revival at First Christian Church. The service drew university professors in critique and announced future talks at the Maryland theatre with radio plans and California hillside reference.
Mrs Betty Grove Hintesty, daughter of the Grove family of Parkville, sues Frederick Lee Hardesty of New York for support in a divorce action filed after she and Hardesty, who eloped and married on August 1, 1923, separated last spring. She now resides with her mother, Mrs Clinton St. Greve, in New Gardens, Washington.
Claiming to stop nerve pains within 24 hours, the advertisement touts Allenrhu Special Formula No. 2 in capsule form as a rapid cure for neuritis across the shoulder arm neck or leg. It urges purchase at Wareham's City Pharmacy or any drugstore and notes relief within a few days.
Lloyd Wagner a 65 year old former Hancock resident died in the derailment near Victoria Mississippi on the Sunny Lind train of the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad. Wagner was a music teacher who organized a Hancock band and ran a clothing shop before moving to Tupelo eight years ago to work as a hotel clerk and musician. News of his death reached Hancock residents yesterday.
More than eighty Maryland insurance men gathered for a Maryland Association of Insurance Agents meeting at the Hagera Town Club. George Page Weat of Baltimore, president, Herbert J. Dove of Baltimore, and A. B. White, former president of the West Virginia association, addressed the gathering which began at 10 o clock yesterday.
W Lawson of Bauksatefe read a report on association activities noting excellent progress. Mr Dove spoke on Problems of Maryland Agents and closed the morning session. A 12 o'clock luncheon preceded an informal insurance knot discussion at 1 o'clock in which all participated. Mr White led the afternoon session.
Fragmentary text suggests a note on West Virginia deviation and overcoming obstacles. Names, dates, places are unclear, but the fragment hints at a discussion of a challenge and its resolution within a regional context. The exact event, actor, and outcome remain unreadable in the provided material.
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