17 Sep 1925
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
1
Havre to New York departure details show finance minister Caillaux leading a French mission bound for the United States. The Paris steamer carries Senators Nornee Clapent Cassiet ail Dapnig Aurial Tamoureux Bakanowski Marquis Inerre De Chanbena Man Hee Simen and treasury officials Aedro Morcan Nerer and M. Ja Qhenit.
The United States faces high accident fatalities as leaders prepare for a Safety Congress in this city. More than 430 speakers and 90 gatherings will discuss accident prevention, with Dr. Prenderick Hitzman from the International Office of General outlining data efforts. Judge Jon Barton Pye of the American Red Cross will headline “The Nationalization of Bad Ideals,” and experts from the National Safety Council and other groups will join to push safer conduct across industries.
De Molay officers were installed by De Oyler at Masonic Towle Tivediy evening. Named were Jacob Messeramith master cometery Rob ert Miller centir counselor Howard Shellhase Junior veungelory Max Hey serthey Mr. Schwinger WenFarer. Dal Snyder and Dad Gloss led in, Rev Dr Simon delivered the Principal address.
Diamond Dyes offer 1dox or 1b-cent packs to tint or dye fabrics. The ad promises soft delicate shades or rich permanent colors for wool silk cotton or linen. It instructs to tell the druggist the fabric type and use to color wool or silk or other fibers.
The Baltimore News previews a new Elenore Meherin romance starting Friday September 18 featuring a modern girl who craves affection adventure and riches. The scene includes a choir and orchestra performance and mentions a local youth group and masons in attendance.
An original plan offers 15 600 free treatments to every sufferer, with no cost or obligation. The message urges widespread access and hints at a charitable initiative to provide relief through no charge services.
Wareham's City Pharmacy promotes Dave's Mensa-Pepsin as a remedy for stomach agony gas indigestion and related symptoms. The ad claims quick relief from distention breathing trouble dizziness and nervous unrest, promising one bottle guarantees digestive comfort and cites sales volume in New Jersey.
In Honolulu style at Sep 17, Charles E. King denounces modern dance orchestras using saxophones and guitars as corrupting Hawaiian melodies. He laments loss of traditional voice and stringed music, urging revival of old songs and ukuleles amid claims of noisy, rhythm driven performances.
Dr WO Coffer advertises a free month offer of 15 000 treatments for catarrh deafness and related nasal and ear conditions based on a 42 year practice. He claims rapid relief and invites readers with hearing loss or nasal catarrh to mail their names and address to suite 600 in Davenport Indiana.
Fragmentary OCR passage notes a shift toward movies, dancing, radio, and modern entertainment while mentioning a caution about preserving cheese from mold by wrapping it in cloth dampened with vinegar. The text reflects contrasts between past and present amusements and daily practices.
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