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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
8
Fred Thomson stars in Paramount's Kit Carson a two hour western packed with thrills. The story of Carson features Indian fights and frontier feats presented as a swift dramatic action that critics hail as a major achievement in Thomson's career.
Dr Caldwell argues constipation will occur despite care and prescribes Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non habit forming remedy. He warns drastic purges harm the body, praising the syrup for gentle, prompt relief and urging readers to keep cool heads, warm feet, and bowels open.
The scene centers on a factory owner and his son who teams with the foreman to introduce revolutionary methods. The play features humorous dialects and lively gags, with pathos and broad appeal driving the plot and dramatic interest.
Bebe Daniels, playing a newspaper cub in What a Night, shares tips for young reporters learned from editors and writers. She urges asking for salary advance on first day and requesting a pencil, then registering a modest protest on assignments and studying the paper’s style sheet to avoid errors. In Baltimore, 507 influenza cases reported in Maryland counties for Tuesday and today per Dr. Riley.
The Daily Mail and Colonial Theatre launch a novel contest asking readers to paste puzzle pieces from a page to recreate Emil Jannings scenes. Entrants must identify two film titles and lead actress Ruth Chatterton, with entries due by Saturday noon for prize eligibility. Winners announced in Monday’s Mail.
The Fox picture The Air Circus starts today at the Academy and is praised as a pictorial gem that brings air thrills to the screen. Described as largely made off the ground with breathtaking moments and strong heart interest, it promises great entertainment. Elmer Herek and family visited his mother and family on Sunday.
A large butchering was held at the home of Mr and Mrs John Grova on Wednesday December 26. Four hogs were killed yielding 634 cans lard 14 crocks of pudding and a lot of sausage. A delicious dinner was served to many local family members and friends, with a pleasant time noted by all present.
Due to a grippe epidemic, the January meeting of the Potomac Playmakers, set for the 17th at the Womens Club, has been canceled. The group postponed until a later date pending health recovery.
The postponement hits many roster members and the Playmaker figure, signaling disruption to the program. Details remain unclear, but the delay shifts plans for practices, assignments, and upcoming events, with several essential figures sidelined or uncertain.
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