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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1927
Page
12
Fragmented OCR text references battles and engagements around California in a Mexican War era setting. Names and places are garbled, yielding no coherent event or outcome to summarize with confidence.
A feature on Bod Rey birls Nose Powder by Lestey Bros and the Palace Theatre’s two day run of The Outlaw Dog starring Ranger Che wouder dom highlights local entertainment. The article notes product claims and contrasts with other items, while praising the film’s action packed two day presentation and Cherabusca Monterey duel context.
Ken Maynard stars in Somewhere South in Sonoma at the Academy Theatre. The cowboy performs new riding and roping feats beyond any of his past productions, following Charles R. Rogers’ influence and Maynard’s current starring vehicle First National.
The Dominion Day celebration leads CNRO and a chain of stations across Canada at 9:20 Eastern. Listings show schedules for WRAL in Baltimore and WEAF in New York among many others with regional time slot details and performances from orchestras, studios, and public broadcasts.
Local letter column lists numerous social visits across Hagerstown and surrounding towns. Families such as Spickler, Draper, Miller, Ebersole, Rastings, and others are noted visiting relatives in Needysville, Halfway, Salem Avenue, Clear Spring, and Mechanicsburg. The Spickler Motor Go. garage is undergoing extensive improvement.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Brewer Mrs Thomas Brewer and daughter Rosalie Milas Catherine Slayman all of Hyg wall May and Mrs George Grove and Paul Donald Willer Miller and Dorothy of Charlton spent Sunday with the former’s family at our wage one dollar for old iron offered by The Potomac Edison Co. phone 2400 Ady.
An advertisement touts PDQ as a universal vermin killer for bed bugs, roaches, and ants. It praises the chemical’s rapid action, protection for up to two years, and claims it won’t damage fabrics or goods. Sold by Wareham's City Pharmacy and David Schinde.
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