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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1927

Page

4

Hancock Chamber elects officers and sees strong 1930 growth

At Hancock Chamber of Commerce first meeting, John T. Musto was elected president for the third term. Austin Peck and others were named vice presidents and secretaries. The group reported Hancock’s unusual prosperity with over 109,000 spent on new buildings in 1930, and plans for a 1937 campaign highlighting community house development, factory expansion, and local advertising to attract growth.

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Repentance Theme Highlights Local Pastor Sermon

A church service led by Pastor Fr. Bury Plummer centers on repentance with a strong call to humility and spiritual renewal. The sermon references charitable acts, classroom sessions, and a focus on family and youth engagement during Sunday school activities. Community members are urged to participate in the forthcoming two weeks of reflection and church events.

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Pastor and Judge Clash Over Lunush Claim in Local Dispute

A heated exchange erupts as a pastor labeled a judge a race to his profession amid accusations involving Clara Thogsen and other local figures. The board accepted the resignation of Patrelwun Roy B. Davis from the Street Department, with Davis moving to the Continental Detective Agency. State Senator Alexander KR Dagber of Washington County was named chairman of the pensions committee, replacing David G Melilosh.

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Build Up Quick Ye to Build Up Thynt Ww

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a dispute over a cable or coal dealer and potential refund. Citations include Seeley Dyes and Bee A Tul and a court address at 46 Wassigpton st. The readable items show names and scattered phrases but lack a clear event or outcome.

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Western Maryland plans big program for freight system

The Western Maryland Railway outlines major upgrades at Cherry Run and Hagerstown yards to handle growing traffic. A new bridge over the Potomac and a potential double-track expansion from Shippensburg to beyond the city are proposed to shorten routes, increase capacity, and connect with the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania lines.

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PLAN RESTAURANT WORKING DETAIL DISRUPTS NIXON SCHOOL LOOMING

A garbled OCR note describes a plan at a restaurant site connected to Nixon's Academy in the west. It mentions a shiny room and a forthcoming formality linked to a place near a bay, with references to hygiene methods and a large figure of horses and money.

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Sisters of Ghactty Endorse Father Jens Medicine as Builder

A fragmented notice extols Father Jens Medicine, praising its value beyond courts with builder use and urging trust in the product. It claims endorsements from sisters of Ghactty and mentions physicians’ prescriptions, presenting a promotional account of the remedy’s supposed benefits.

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Novel Scene in The Temptress staged in exotic setting

The stage and film voice describe a dreamlike sequence from The Temptress with viewer engaged in a surreal camera dance. The exotic production features Vivento Blase and stars Greta Garbo in a South American fantasy, alongside Antonio Morena as the hero. The Canadian life and love tale arrives at the local theatre, promising hopeful drama.

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My Official Wife at Qolorful Theatre Promises High Drama

A vivid stage thriller features Helene a Russian countess and noble Simcha entangled in deceit and betrayal. Tightly directed by a veteran hands and set against a murky political backdrop, the plot tracks vengeance, mistaken identities, and a fatal ending that grips the audience.

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Ben Hur and Lefty Flynn At The Maryland Palace

The article reviews Betty Brangan in Ben Hur at the Maryland Theatre and Lefty Flynn in Gleistey of the Mounted at the Palace. It notes Brangan's new screen presence and Flynn’s stunt work, including a costly fight scene that required five days of hospital recuperation for Flynn and his opponent.

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Sulphur Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief

A period advertorial touts Montho Sulphur as a cure for unsightly skin eruptions, rashes, blotches, and blemishes. It claims rapid improvement by next day due to germ fighting properties, urging wide availability from druggist and noting benefits for those with persistent skin troubles.

Untitled Maryland ad teases new visitor and product claims

An opaque Maryland ad fragment promotes a visitor Jan White and a product claimed to offer long lasting physical benefits. It hints at a navy produced item and a week long trial, but details are garbled and names are uncertain. The piece reads like a sensational sales blurb with unclear origin and targeted audience.

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