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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1923
Page
2
A 1924 ceremony at a Crow agency marked General Foch as a principal figure when he was inducted into the tribe. The event, attended by thousands, honored him with a park naming in his memory and connected to the crow community and their customs.
The document notes a letter signed by Plentypos, head of the Crow tribe. It mentions the Indian American Loxton post at the Crow Agency in America and calls attention to its location.
The aria heavy performance of Lucia featured Miss Marguerite Snow as Alan with a strong supporting cast including Miss Cagolotti Culensi A Baldi 1 Ferrari and A Mariilo The Scottish setting at Ravenswood Castle and the ruined Wolfengtag tower impressed the audience Costumes and scenery were praised as authentic and the orchestra conducted by Ugo Sarducci delivered a refined musical showcase
Open forum led by Dr George Earl Starquel planned for next Monday night in Hagerstown as part of Women's Club activities. A coincidental timing links his talk to current European developments, with Dr Raignel also slated for a future lecture in the city. Rheumatism relief advertised with no cure promised and local drug stores named.
Walter Hiers again loses Ethel Clayton to a thinner romantic lead in the Paramount comedy drama Shan. Clayton stars as Le Pahtco with Hiers lamenting his luck after rejection in The City Sparrow. Clyde Fillmore remains steady as the fiancé aspirant in a tale of wealth and romance.
The snippet lists Clyde Ful nore Theodore Roberts Sylvia Ash ton Eunice Durnham Helen Dunbar and Carre Clark Ward as principal figures, indicating a contemporary stage production or review featuring these performers in prominent roles.
A revived Select Revival presents Happiness ala Mode starring Constance Talmadge, promising a sparkling comedy drama about fulfilled desires. George PattonM auraice’s Kick In at the Colonial features Betty Craspion Bert Lytall and May McAvor with strong support, praised as a successful motion picture. The Chinese view arms as a low calling amid recent conflicts.
A dated health notice advises rheumatics to drink water, stay off damp ground, and avoid sweets. It promotes Jad Salts as a remedy, claiming it neutralizes acids, aids kidney function, and cleanses blood to reduce joint pain and stiffness. It cites widespread folk success and instructs a week long morning dose before breakfast.
A fragmentary review discusses Nita Halol and Ming Naldi in vampire and siren roles. It notes Naldi as Countess Resto in uncertain origin and Alice Bray as star in Anna Ascands with Robert Elis and David Powell in supporting roles.
On next Monday and Tuesday Monr sager Artz of the Colonial presents a local picture, Lights of New York, focusing on life in the greater city and carrying a powerful lesson. Advance reports say the production has been acclaimed by critics as one of the great pictures of the day.
An article argues that many women, including housewives with small incomes and those who work outside the home, are overburdened and suffer from fatigue. It claims ninety one out of 100 women using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound found it beneficial, noting its fifty year history of aiding women's health.
Wallace Reid drives the famed racing car in Top Notch Speed at the Pal Ace cinema. The car won first prize at the Beverly Hills speed course opening on February 22, 1920, covering 150 miles without a stop at an average speed of 113.8 mph.
Dr. Leonhardt identifies internal causes of piles and failure of salves and operations. Hem-Row is claimed to remove the cause and May be refunded if not effective. Sold at Aughtnbaugh & Knolsley Group stores.
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