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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1921

Page

1

Aviators suffer damage in field crash sequence

Three aircraft incidents near the Washington airfield injure one flyer and damage multiple planes. A Stonebraker from Hagers ing, civilian in a Bellan timore, crashed into a shed during takeoff, tearing parts from planes. Bomersault escaped unharmed. Wolf from Washington nosed into a clump, leaping free with injuries. Another plane derailed into a ditch, landing gear ripped off.

Washington Stonebraker Bellantimore Bomersault Eatenant Wolf

Eastern Star Elects Baltimore President

Cumberland April 28 The Grand Master of Maryland Order of the Eastern Star adjourned here tonight and set the next meeting in Baltimore after electing officers. Worthy grand matron Mrs Eliza Aboth Williams Baltimore worthy grand patron Harry Mueller Baltimore associate grand patron Miss Yaune Review Baltimore associate grand patron W Duvall Beltsville grand secretary William T Boyd Baltimore grand conductress Mrs Pearl Boor Westernport associate grand conductress Mrs Emily Ons Hyattsville trustees Charles Backman Baltimore William P r Cumberland and W F Boyd Baltimore

Cumberland Maryland Order of the Astern Star Baltimore Eliza Aboth Willimas Harry Mueller Baltire

Two at College Park Are Killed by Train

In College Park last night after 10 o'clock a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train struck and killed Mrs Mary A Watts 26 a Federal employee in Washington and Paul Edward Kropp 22 son of Edward Kropp of Bladensburg and employed by the Flumb Plan League in Washington The victims were at the College Park crossing Milly remarking on women humor Billy retorting about wives.

Hayattsville Mary A. Watts East Capitol Street Washington Paul Edward Kropp

Peterson's Ointment touted as cure for ulcers and skin diseases

A testimonial letter from Chas J Heyner of Battle Creek Michigan praises Peterson's Ointment as a cure for varicose ulcers after other treatments failed, noting two boxes brought wonderful results. Peterson claims the ointment also cures eczema and other skin diseases and is sold by druggists for 35 cents. mail orders handled by Peterson Ointment Co. Inc. Buffalo New York.

Peterson Chas. J. “Heyner Battle Creek Mich Grenwood Avenue Buffalo Peterson Ointment Co., Inc

Fairbanks Star In The Mollycaddie At Palace Theatre

Fairbanks delivers the wholesome Fairbanks style in The Mollycaddie at the Palace Theatre for the last time. Ruth Renick shines as the new leading lady with Wallace Berry delivering career-best villainy. Audience turnout was strong, urging afternoon shows to be recommended for those who can attend.

Douglass Fairbanks United States Artists Corporation Palace Theatre Ruth Renick Walllace Berry Villian Mollyceddle Palace “Theatre Adv

Mother feeds iodine to baby amid family crisis

Mrs Mary Mose, 43, of Jersey City Heights, N J fed iodine to her 1 month old son at her brother Joseph Blier's home after learning her mother in Austria was critically ill. An antidote saved the child. he will live. The mother was taken to Bellevue Hospital for observation.

New York Austria Mary Mose Jersey City Heights N. J Joseph Blier Third Avenue Blier Preas Bellevue Hospital Mose Bellevue

Diamonds Adrift at the Academy shows Friday and Saturday

Frederick J. Jackson's Diamonds Adrift stars Earle Williams in a Vitagraph romance drama directed by Chester Bennett. United States consuls in Mexico influence the plot as a young American saves his sweetheart from danger in a tangled adventure. The Academy screens the picture on Friday and Saturday.

United States Mexico Frederick J. Jackson Earle Williams Vitagraph Chester Bennett Academy

German immigrant takes out citizenship papers

John Kern of Liberty Missouri has filed for naturalization after 15 years in the United States. His wife urged the move claiming she wanted the vote. The note appears in the Daily Mail Result Getter.

Kansas City John Kern Liberty, Mo America Fils

Griffith Sends Barthelmess To China Engagement

A Trinity College Hartford educated man, Barthelmess began as an actor for the screen under Mr. Griffith. He had notable stage work in New York stock companies and appeared in films including War Brides Bob's Burglar The Seven Swans Rich Man Poor Man Three Men and a Girl Nearly Married The Iliopa Cheat and Boots.

Trinity College Hartford Griffith Barthelmess New York Ilopa

Education of Elizabeth at Colonial charms Burke fans

The review lauds Billie Burke in The Education of Elizabeth at the Colonial Theater calling it a film event of importance. Burke is praised as a top notch comedienne with a dainty screen persona and a golden heart, supported by a clever company led by Donald Cameron. A brief note adds a Dutch inventor’s airship capable of 70 mph on half speed, 950 feet long, carrying 300 with dining and staterooms.

Burke Billie Burke Elizabeth Colonial Theater Colonial Miss Burke Donald Cameron London

The Truant Husband dramatized on screen today

The Truant Husband, a Hodkins on picture featuring Betty Blythe Mahlon Hamilton and Frances Ji Billington, began a two day showing at the Academy yesterday. It is a clean wholesome comedy from Albert Payson Terhune recently in Cosmopolitan Magazine. Billy Sayre, a married businessman, is wooed by a former sweetheart who wants to relive past courtship days. The tale becomes a screamingly funny story.

Hodkinson Betty Blythe Mahlon Hamilton FrancesJa Billington Academy Albert Payson Terhune Cosmopolitan Billy Sayre Billy

You never can tell and mighty lucky at that

A brief comment notes that fortune can surprise people, with emphasis on unpredictable outcomes and unexpected luck. The remark suggests surprise at events that come to individuals without warning.

Older men preferred by modern marriage minded women

International News from Washington reports Captain Kroll, Capitol marriage license clerk, says today’s marriageable woman favors mature husbands for security and independence. He notes a shift away from youthful romance toward stable, experienced partners, though lasting change remains uncertain. Also mentions a cut of twenty men in the Western Maryland yard crew, not affecting regular crews.

International News Washington Kroll Capitol Cupid Western Maryland

Allenrhu Rheumatism Cure Promises Money Back Guarantee

Deep seated uric acid deposits are claimed to dissolve and pains to fade within twenty four hours. Drugstores in the county offer a full money back guarantee if two bottles fail to stop agony and reduce swollen joints. James H. Allen, the inventor, asserts personal experience with acute rheumatism and guarantees results before payment.

Allenrhu

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