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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1925
Page
2
Prolonged wage dispute negotiations in the Wool Textile Industry at Dradford broke down last night. A shutdown affecting 136,000 workers began July 24 and the strike is not yet settled.
A Ku Klux Klan gathering will be held in Baltimore shortly after October 1 by the Druryland realm. Grand D rexon Frank W. Beall announced the event, part of the realm's annual business meeting. Initial plans moved from early next month due to a caravan traveling the Eastern Slicra between September 15 and October 1.
Charles Moore of Chambersburg was released after a hearing in which he pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and to lacking an operator and registration card. He faced a $3 charge and a related lawsuit connected to the incident.
An old advertisement touts Zemo antiseptic liquid and Zemo Soap for eczema ringworm blotches and rashes. It claims instant relief from itching and quick healing, noting daytime use hidden from view. Trial price 15 cents. large bottle one dollar.
A garbled passage notes a woman seen on camera in color and mentions an Angela-like figure acknowledging a wider image. The fragment hints at public or media portrayal but offers no clear event, date, or full names.
The Palace screens two features including The Turmoil an Univeratal epic with Hobart Kea ley and Marlo Prevost in dual roles. Younger cast includes Georga Hackathorne Eleanor Boardman Pauline Garon Elleen Percy Edwant Hearn Kenneth Glbaan Theodore Von Sit and Emmett Corrigan Kitty Bradbury Winter Mall. The Clash of the Sereen stars Milas Prevost. director William Beaudine co directs Corner ad segment.
AngeL Mrs Catherine Wilew spent Friday with her son Gardner’s family near Clearspring. Evelyn Anderson visited Win Word and family at Clearspring for several days last week. Mrs Ernest Daugherty and children, Lewis and Mary, visited Mrs Mary Frosh on Thursday. Barbara Bryan called at Mr Paltens Millytone and Phareday. Mrs Daniel Frost and daughters Marietta and Darla spent Saturday with Bruce Gosgarth and family in Clearboring. Samuel Frush spent Saturday with Lewis Blair at Clearapr ing. Laura Wolford visited Charles Cowton and family in Ash ton for several days last week. Mr and Mrs Bernard Seibert and son Ted attended a tournament at Welsh Run Pa on Saturday. Lizzie Wolford had been housed for several days with a vealed tooth. Mrs Pret Aitles Daniel Millen Catherine Miles Jain Miles Mrs Della
Hagerstown readers are treated to a lineup at the Colonial Theatre headlined by Alive Terry in Any Woman and Are Parents People. Plus Path to Paradise and The Light of the Western Stars with Jack Folk and Lois Wilson. DeMille's The Ten Commandments will debut at nominal prices as Colonial Year opens. Colman and Blanche Sweet headline a George Cukor production offering strong screen craft and romance, with plans for further showcases at local movie houses.
A damaged ad-like fragment recounts a father with stomach trouble who quits work, improves after taking May’s Wonderful Remedy, and returns to light duties while the family struggles. It touts a “simple harmless preparation” claiming to cleanse catarrhal mucus and aid stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments. It mentions dealers and local ads.
The Harah reunion was held at City Park on Saturday with Lorraine Cundingham and Mrs Alda Anderson among attendees. Others visiting and attending church or luncheons included Mina Laura Wolford, Mrs Fannie Ankeney, Clinton Gsell, and Mrs Barbara Bryan. Several families and neighbors shared Sunday visits and small gatherings across multiple towns.
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