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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1923

Page

3

Dramatic Institute Opens with Agnes Rogers Lecture Week

Agnes Rogers former actress and producer arrives from New York to lecture on costumes and character delineation at the opening of Saturday classes at the Hagerstown Dramatic Institute. The program includes readings, lectures on color psychology and stagecraft, and a public admission option with tickets.

Agnes Rogers New York Hagerstown Dramatic Institute Dramatic Institute Portmanteau Coleman Rogers Mina Agnes Hagers

Saturday Program Listing and Kidney Health Advertisement

A scrambled Saturday schedule lists events from 4 AM to 8 PM at local schools and groups including teachers, scout meetings, swimming classes, and gym classes. An inserted promotional blurb extols Voley Kidney Pills with testimonials from a Vermont resident, claiming relief from kidney and bladder trouble and related symptoms.

Arbualle South Karre Vermont

U D C Celebrate Robert E Lee Birthday Here

The Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter of the U P C held a memorial at the Library observ ing General Robert E Lee birthday with crosses of honor awarded to relatives of Confederate soldiers for bravery and service. The chapter announced its next open meeting on December 24 with Glade N Bennett, president of the Congressional Bureau of Information, as speaker on The General ToC.

Henry Kyd Douglas U. P.C Ite Robert E. Lee Lee Mra. Prenklin P. Canby Col Washington Howie Harry Conrad Cal. Bowie Confederacy Tal Thmans Sheehan Croza Joseph Muliney Points Kenly Glande N. Bennett Congressional Sureen of Information Washington Speater

Birthday Party Honoring Frederick at Leitersburg Home

A delightful birthday celebration for Frederick was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. SD, Len Leitersburg, featuring musical performances by Misses Gertraine Non and Maude Barnhart in costumes. The event included wireless music broadcasts from the United States, with Mr. Bel’s radio setup and electrical expertise enhancing the evening.

Mro Len Leitersburg Frederick Gertraie Nonseversu Gallerie Maude Barnhart United States Bel B.D. Belly Wal

No Operation For Her Louisville Kentucky Letter

A testimonial from Louisville Kentucky describes relief from months of severe pain and bedridden days after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Feminine Wash. The writer, Mia BornNLEN, reports weight gain and improved health, urging others to try the remedies and noting global availability.

Louisville Lydie E. Pinkham Mia Bornnlen Ash &J Louiswile Ara Eyppiom Lydia E. Pinkham Thera Ayna B. Pinkham

Local Social Page Names Notable Residents in Patchwork List

A fragmented social column lists residents and spouses such as Broner Strite Wishart Newcomer and Newcomer families including Mary Ruth Edna Esther Janet Newcomer and others in a dense roster. Names include Newcomer, Strite, Barnhart, Hebb, Bell and Bet among several households.

Ler Winherd Aardvilh Broner J. D. Strite H. Wishart Gertrude Newcomer Mary Yoo Ruth Pou Menlo Harnhart May Newcomer Iroda Burkhart Edna Newcomer Esther Strite Janet Strite Luther Newgomer Robert Barnhart Franklin Bet Frul Bell Gifford Hebb Howard Bell

Figures Tell Any Story Lunch Club Talk on Bookkeeping

Blue Heather Kaplan, a bookkeeper and figures expert, addressed the Luncheon Club at the Women's Club. She warned that figures can be made to tell any story and cited how clever professionals manipulate returns, while noting the archaic roots of bookkeeping and its long history from biblical times to the present.

Blue Heather Kaplan Miss Kaplan Clu Gemesta Sud

Good Manners in Selecting Sports Clothes

A guidance piece on how to judge sports garments by comfort, practicality, and appearance. It argues clothing should not hinder movement or be impractical, noting that gear failing in water, mobility, or durability is ridiculous and unbecoming.

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Accounting Machines Dominate Talks at Club Meeting

Miss Kaplan contrasted stone tablet systems with modern bookkeeping devices boasting greater accuracy. She described accounting machines as the brains while operators act as simple mechanics and urged members to strive as expert recountants.

Miss Kapitan

Mrs Frank Russell Hosts Social at Progresive Party

Mrs Frank Russell of 14 North Locust Street entertained at a Progressive party Thursday evening. Refreshments were served at a late hour. Thirty guests attended.

Frank Russell North Locust Street

Wonon's Club Luncheon Attracts Many Attendees

Reservations are already made for the Wonon's Club luncheon to be held next Tuesday with luncheon at the hour, followed by car rides. Mrs. George Roulette chairs the organizing committee. The program includes Emilio deGorgoza's recital in St. Jobs's Lutheran Auditorium on February 7, a highlight of the season, and the Steinway Company will ship a piano from Washington to be used at the concert. Mrs. and Mrs. Williams Leasure plan a Washington trip today, and Miss Elizabeth Noland of the State Health Department is in Baltimore for clinical follow-up work. Meanwhile New York elevators are reported moving 6 million passengers daily.

The Dre. J. Grayson Steffey Holworthy Hall George Middlemas McClure John B. Kieffer Margaret Lewis Robert McGill Typle Elizabeth Boormap Cilsa Helen Kiefter Rachel Sheets Jamies Pindlay Amaterra C. A.tenney Junkle Gro Jutie Theatres Julio Kieffer Misa Tanhel Hurlbut Fale Hanks Jolt B. Fermusen Oliver Heil Klas Julie Clagott Ma Harlan Cromar Ming Rachiel Sheety Wotland Hudson Jlelen Kleffey Mary Wagaman Marvin Hamilton Wizabeth Simmons Robert Meath Marine Kiinerman Edward Ztumtermany A Shepterd Herbert Warrentelts Julie Huinston Ghurr-Warrl Olivar Weil Miss Rathel Sheets Milas Mary L. Titeamb George Widdleton Harry Haterapfelfe My. Lea Big Teabelle Hurlbut J. B. Ferguson Wthet Kohler Trelyn Crapper Frank Matthaws Roy ‘Danzer Dys Tl. L. Mereuith Susai Gerberson Nollgna Dower H.R. Rudy Acenic Irane Swith James Findlay Myrank Greemawalt Stece Metal Maryland ‘Theatre Flebs Hagerstown Gatalto Wonon George Roulette deGogorza Steinway Company Washington Hagerstow Emilio deGorgoza St. Jobs's Lutheran Auditorium Bis Angela Elizabeth Noland State Health Department Baltimore Washington County Health Demonstration Misa Noland

Board of Trade secretary addresses merchants meeting

George C. Smith, secretary of the Board of Trade, spoke at a Haltimore meeting of dirtators of the Chamber of Commerce last night. He is with the State Health Department and was a guest of Miss Katherine Schindle at the luncheon.

George C. Smith Board of Trade Haltimore Heidth Katherine Schindle

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