Maryland Automo ile Club backs one cent gasoline tax plan
State officials optimistic as regulations favor a one cent gasoline levy seek passage in the next Legislature. The Ready Commission chairmen Dr. Jon N Muckall notes the tax faces hurdles but civic groups favor it. Critics say auto owners bear a heavier burden under license taxes while much mail funds the Dead Letter Office. Pocket knives and tool chests listed under furniture ads.
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Automoile Club of Maryland
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Memorial Hospital patient in serious condition after rifle accident
A man identified as Gbhdom Ore dene, injured by a rifle when it discharged at close range, with the bullet entering through the mouth and lodging near the spine. Doctors operated to remove the bullet through the mouth at Memorial Hospital.
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Memorial ‘Hospital
Weak Blood and Child Growth Promoted by Pepto-Mangan
An old advertisement explains weak blood in rapidly growing children. It attributes poor appetite and dullness to exhausted red blood cells and promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy to enrich blood and restore strength. It claims improved appetite and vitality once the blood is revived.
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Om Avery Package
The Son of Wal Ungford at the Maryland Theatre
George Randolph Chester stages his own tale The Son of Wal Ungford to be shown at the Maryland theatre today Tuesday and Wednesday. Emvis Ferguson stars in Footlights at the Colonial Theatre today and Tuesday, showcasing stage and screen flair.
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George Randolph Chester
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Maryland Theatre
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Albert H. Smith
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Paramount
Colonial Theatre
New York
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Eddie Foy
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BBC
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Drink hot tea to break a cold and grip
An old remedy touts a simple tea made by steeping a small amount of Mamoury Breast Tex in boiling water. The mixture is strained and consumed to relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and ease cold symptoms. It emphasizes plant-based, inexpensive, and harmless preparation.
Carmel Myers Stars in Latent Feature The Kiss
Carmel Myers, famed for early California tales and a Universal star, headlines the latent feature The Kiss as part of her rising screen career. The article notes her teen years, training under David Griffith, and recent success on Broadway, highlighting her balance of talent and hard work. It also mentions John Aton McCully and references to The Cargo of Capietrano and The Mark of Zorro adaptations.
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American West
Johnaton McCully
California
Douglas Fairbanks
Miss Myers
Littte Hrolinds
Important Notice To City Taxpayers In Hagerstown 1921
City of Hagerstown tax notice warns all taxpayers to pay by December 81 1921 to avoid interest from September 1 1921. Unpaid taxes for 1918 1919 and 1920 ordered collected. Office hours 8 AM to 4 30 PM weekdays and 7 to 9 PM weekdays until December 81 1920, except Saturday evening December 24.
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Hagerstown
Not All Success on Stage Is Intentional
A fragment about aia Walker co starring with Bang Murphy in Play Square at Nixon's Academy Loday. It recalls an actor from road companies who, though talented, was often unable to finish performances due to an addiction to the folding bowl, impairing his stage efforts.
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Aia Walker
Bang Murphy
Square
Tor
Nixon
Academy
Sterling Peak
Unique club aids ex-convicts new start
Pittsburgh reports a distinctive home for ex-convicts led by Rollo H. McBride. Since its founding seven years ago the Ways Home has assisted over 24 000 released inmates, with 1,299 leaving last year for new lives. The article notes a shift from New York to Chicago telephone connections opening Feb 7 1922.
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NEW Start
McBride
Confessions Of A Movie Star Closing Studio Ties
Ginnette says a studio faces closure as the movie world shifts. Rose warns of politics and betrayal within the industry while May contemplates trust and control. Cissy and Mrs. Scott receive lavish roses from Crasy Sheldon as tension and romance swirl around the studio and the future of the factory. Hawaii figures on public and private school enrollment close the piece.
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Motherdear Lad
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Henry
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Dick Barnes
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Cleay Sheldon
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