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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1925
Page
7
The Stage and Screen notes the film Battling Badly at the Palace Theatre features Pardner the horse performing valiantly in a rope-bar scene and aiding the rescue of his master Battling Buddy. The piece praises Pardner as a true performer alongside the human leads in a vivid action sequence.
A domestic drama themed play titled Another Maus Wife arrives at the Colonial Theatre for a three day run starting next Monday. The production explores power dynamics between husbands and wives as a home invasion tests control and authority.
An eccentric tale unfolds as a widowed actress nearing youth stirs gossip about remarrying. In Mark Remnetts Tatest Pathocomedy Little Robinson Cork, Ralph Kaven hints at a dramatic showdown as the widow confronts social pressure while satirical dialogue plays out on stage.
An elderly patient recounts a successful repair of a hernia after years of discomfort. He explains gradual recovery, the decision for surgery, and the hope for a pain free future. The note mentions Dr. Palen Carpenter at 126 Marketing Avenue, Mununun, New Jersey, as a contact for those with ruptures.
The article describes a western film North of 36 produced for Paramount, featuring a story by Wimerson Hough and a cast including Ken Toll and Lola Wil Sanniu. It recounts a cattle drive journey with two stampedes, a river ford, and dramatic wagon scenes, noting its resemblance to The Covered Wagon and the rugged pioneer spirit.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Soviet figure, a Rome phrase, and mentions silk tops and a “Wrengh qi resident.” The readable parts imply a discussion of proletariat Russia and a protest or call related to paying for a call, with unclear details and several garbled terms.
From Greencastle items: the Frank Thininger estate sold at public sale to Samuel Truhsecker of Hamilton for 5240 dollars. a car accident injures Ebner Keller and wife but no injuries reported. Engagement announced between Mildred Gillan and Samuel McLinn. Local nuptials include James Ralph Henneberger and Annan Flor ee Snyder wedding. Nina Davison visiting in Durum.
Dr. Blessing sues for 30000 and 40900 damages claiming plaster from a ceiling collapse in a rented property caused injuries. The complaint names Anat Young and J. Men plus Pred Haller as Washington attorneys. The plaster allegedly fell after a workman said the ceiling was safe, rendering him unable to practice for months.
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