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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1928
Page
2
Misa Mary Cosens, manager of Philipsborn's Store, and Miss Hopley Doub were reported to have spent yesterday in Curiber, details indicate a social outing with no further data available.
A description notes guests of Mr J C Hyman manager of the Phillipsborn store in Cumberland. The fragment mentions a social visit and the associated local hosting arrangement at the Cumberland store.
Samuel Goldwyn presents a romantic adventure drama starring Ronald Colman and Wilma Banky opening tomorrow at the Academy. Based on Baroness Orczy novel Agatherface, the film is set in 16th century Ghent and Spain with a cast including Mark Van inykke of Flanders. Robert F. Middlekauff is confined at home on Hamilton Boulevard with grippe.
Paramount director Clarence Badger earns praise for consistency with 15 projects, never a poor release. Noted for Three Week Ends, Clara Bow and Elinor Glyn collaborations, he also earned a second prize medal in a Paramount director competition.
A film depiction shows Robinson Crusoe facing three main needs on the Tobago island health shelter and security. M. E. B. Wetherell stars as Crusoe in the motion picture shown today at the Academy.
The piece recreates Tobago with authentic period flavor, mirroring the island’s life as it might have appeared over two centuries ago. It emphasizes local texture, daily routines, and the cultural milieu of an era long past.
A Christmas program was carried out at White Hall School by pupils Katherine Kline Ethel Ambrose Ralph Stotler Catherine Davis Margaret Ambrose Helen Grosenickle Ada Ambrose Omer Harshman Pauline Jones Phyllis Byrd Helen Ambrose and Margaree Ambrose.
A vintage advertisement touts Thoxthe Thoxine cough medicine claiming no chloroform or harmful drugs. It markets quick, soothing relief for coughs and sore throats with a money back guarantee, priced 36¢, 60¢, and $1.00 at Rudy’s and other drug stores.
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