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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1924

Page

2

For Sale stage drama opens at Nixon Theatre

The Stage And Screen reports the society drama For Sale opened last night at the Nixon Theatre to a packed audience. Claire Windsor and Adolphe Manou play roles portraying love versus duty, with Mary Carr delivering a sharp society matron performance.

Nixon Theatre Sele Almoat Adolphe Manou Diaanu Mary Carr

Actors Forced to Stop Breathing on Set at Catalina Island

Frank Lloyd director of The Bea Hawk faces challenges during a scene aboard a sixteenth century Moorish galley off Catalina as the breath of Milton Sills and Frank Guerro interferes with filming. Temperature warned actors could not utter lines without fogging the air, forcing device trials while Sills and Guerro avoided voice output. Meanwhile Maryland Theatre vaudeville bill features the McNally Sleeters, Harelat Lorraine Co, Alfred Farrell Co, and Annette Adair with acts ranging from comedy to rag art and singing.

Frank Lloyd Bea Hawk Rafesl Sabantini Fint National Ing Mr. Lloyd Beabney Catalina Island Tam- Perature Milton Sills Bakr-el-Bah Mediterranean Sea Frank Quiriér Barbary Auimmer Sills Gurrler Alr Liord Maryland Theatre McNally Sleters Harelat Lorraine & Co Alfrad Farrel & Co Annette Adair Finn

Robbery at Harry Kaplan Clothing Store in Williamaport

The Williamaport clothing shop of Harry Kaplan was robbed of mercy and goods. About $26 was taken earlier, but the Sunday night loot consisted of knoxes and neckties with three cents in the drawer. a padlocked door and a new lock were noted. A guard captured a man later examined by payers, believed to recover, while another deputy reported a brooding accomplice.

Harry Kaplan Williamaport Payerdaus Phond Kaylor Salk Hidesson

Hoggins Attacks Mind in Maryland Institution Case

Richard Hoggiuon, a negro restaurant proprietor, who faced a one year term in the Maryland House of Correction by Judge Frank Wagaman, went insane shortly after admission to the institution. Physicians told the sheriff that Hoggiuon showed no insanity until after supper Sunday evening when he suddenly became old and shrieked.

Richard Hoggiuon Maryland House of Correction Frank’ S Wagaman

Warning signs of high blood pressure and herbal remedy claims

An OCR fragment warns women and men about high blood pressure with symptoms like shortness of breath hot flashes palpitations and sleeplessness. It suggests a vegetable medicine Norma and other tonics as quick cures and lists D C Aughinb Son Knetslay Drug Stores as sellers.

Bright Norma D. C Aughinb, Son Knetslay Drug

Agent Named By 5S. P. C. A. Board For Coming Year

Cunningham named agent for Washington County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals after board meeting. He will board dogs and care for injured animals at the Booth Boulevard shelter, but the lack of contract renewal with county commissioners leaves the group without authority or funds to enforce the dog license law.

Cunningham Washington County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Roger Whipple Booth Coulevard Society

Stray Dog Care Reported to County Board

The text notes that care of stray dogs should report to the board of county commissioners rather than the BPO. It adds the Society’s revenue comes from membership and that there are two mortgages on the property with interest to be met, while directors hope to continue urgently needed county work.

Board of County Commissioners BPO

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THE Maryland Anguil Ren W. Carner Public Square Potomac Edison Co Publis Square Weat Franklin Street M. Hays & Bros Washington Street Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Miller’s Furniture Store At & Potomas St Fenestra Sash Danzer Metal Works W. Antietam CUT Glass and Novelties Martz Electric Co. the Ahop Heh Sterne “Et Boggison Alfred Farrell Seri Harriet Lorraine Fox News Annette Adair Comedismtie Morton McNally Sisters Nixon’ Academy W. Guy Kline Sy Earl Hudson Claire Windsor Robert Ellis P.C. A Prompt Electricay Barview Greenwalt Washington Salvage Co Washington St Libby Harry S. Myers North Potomac Street Herry J. Funkhouser Rafael Sabatini Milton Stils W. Walter Artz Enid Bennett Lloyd Hughes Wallace Beery Gha Laat Milton Lyons Nixon Academy Oe Seca Ginek Stonebraker & CO REN. W. Sbaxten General Insurance Megley Building Xémon Jack Pickford
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