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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1925
Page
7
The stage and screen world notes a rector with a novel casting scheme. The green rector, praised for his work on Gabrieline Biel and Respectable, unveils a three day offering and a new method to unify character types across his films.
Califonia's latest stage sensation features Thoroughbreds for the racing themed musical Gold Heel. Wees Van Dyke Pax directs the Berean version of Check- and stars Nobby Agnew as Checkers Gumpbell with Peggy Shaw and a cast including Lucian Lile Guld Wil Hin Norton Batley Carl Stachsdale Pod Butler and Katherine Craig. Palace Theatre manager Mr Hoyer schedules a two day run beginning torus.
A report on a “shendthrift 19” character who spends all his money to display wealth, a comic portrait of prodigal living. The piece notes his eagerness to show off cash and the social perception of such behavior.
An ad promotes Creamulsion a creosote emulsion claimed to soothe inflamed throat and lung membranes and attack the infection from the stomach. It asserts effectiveness for chronic coughs colds bronchitis and other lung diseases with a money back guarantee and directs readers to buy through their druggist from Creo Amillion Co Atlanta Ga.
A review portion notes director Cunmings reshaped the M. C. Levee feature In Every Woman's Life after many rehearsals and photo tests. Virginia Valll leads with others from stage backgrounds as Buck Jones brings The Man Who Played Square to Palace Theatre for a two day run with Wanda Hawley and Hank Mann in support roles.
James Mellarry, a retired lieutenant from North Fullerton Avenue Montclair, credits Plant Juice with a dramatic health change. He describes relief from gas, constipation, weak digestion, and back pain after using the product, noting better sleep, steadier bowels, and improved nerves. The ad claims local availability through agents in Hageestowil and underscores personal endorsement.
Rohrersville Jan 20 services for John W Nieth held at Bethel A M E Church with Rev J D Young and Rev Cleon officiating. Pallbearers named. service attended by numerous locals. Nearby visits and family movements noted including Magers town and Locust Grove area residents. Church services planned for Jan 6 1036 at St Mark's Tartherau Chapel.
Ten youths, all 17 years old, were arrested last night on charges of assault and riot at a street location near Wast Tettel Ainoot. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as officers detained suspects and readied for further hearings before Justice Scott Dower on Clrewsday evening.
Local court proceedings show Jmee Donk and others convicted for dry law violations. Sentences include $500 fines and months of confinement, with some defendants serving jail time until fines are paid. The report notes custody for nonpayment and placement at the House of Correction as part of the penalties. Also reported is a near disaster at Manwins Ferry near Charles Town with risk to five people and four horses during a Shenandoah crossing.
An article discusses piles and their treatment, praising an internal medicine approach as the safest path. It markets a drug named HEM-NOU and urges readers to buy from local stores, claiming quick relief and lasting results. It also warns against delaying treatment.
Fragmented OCR describes an annual meeting of the county society held near a river location. The text mentions transportation, wagons, and a gathering with attendees recounting activities by the water. Names and clear details are obscured by garbled wording.
The provided text is garbled and lacks clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or events to summarize. No distinct news item or actionable facts are readable for a proper card.
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