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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
8
A reader letter from Mrs. MacCraig praises a medicine for easing headaches and backaches during change of life. She reports taking the remedy and recommends it to other women, stating she will continue to praise and tell others about it.
The Trinity Lutheran picnic is planned for Wednesday July 27 at Pen Mar. A train picnic from Western Maryland station at 8 50 and Potomac avenue at 8 55 will return in the evening at 7 24. Churches from Smithsburg Funkstown and the Lutheran Chapel are invited with Elmer Cari as committee chair.
Fifty eight Scouts from Washington county began a training period at Pearre under Coach Encle of Mercersburg and assistants. The camp uses four lodges by rank and includes a camp museum and zoo attracting many unique specimens as part of a new eastern style schedule.
The text notes progress with beginners led by D Funkhouser W Layman C Humelsiné F Neill and R Rouzer and overseen by Bill Layman and Claude E Poole. Scouts may inaugurate a new camp period if enrollment grows. Forest of Tall Cedars members enjoyed a picnic at Brewer's clubhouse by Conococheague with swimming games and contests and refreshments including coffee from Mr Bussard.
An old advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil to eliminate hot weather foot odors. It claims immediate odor neutralization and relief from burning perspiration, with refreshed feet and reduced swelling. A drug store endorsement ties payment to satisfaction.
The Herald-Mail-Universal Newsreel shows Ivernon Indiana after a cyclone with torn walls and debris as families search for keepsakes. Graham McNamee leads a tour noting Roosevelt’s cruise, a Ohio motor bank deposits scheme, Austrian military display, Rockefeller's 93rd birthday message, and quirky novelties including a youth-built locomotive and a Japanese gulls island tale.
An April 4 New York divorce trial sparks ads claiming fat loss for women. The promotion urges using Kruschen Salts with hot water each morning for 20 days, along with dietary changes, promising weight loss and improved appearance. Multiple local stores advertise the product with money back satisfaction.
Ann Harding stars opposite Irving Pichel in Westward Passage at the Maryland theater. Lawrence Olivier delivers a standout performance while Pichel struggles to carry the story. The review notes strong dialogue and social themes with Harding at her best and minor roles by Zasu Pitts and Twiette Compton.
Mystery romance featuring Eric Linden and Dorothy Jordan delights opening night crowd at the Colonial Theatre. The plot follows a young newspaper reporter entangled in fame and danger, with strong support from Rosée Ates. busy reel packed with thrills beyond a typical feature.
Miss Bertha Balderaton, president of the association's board of managers, spoke today commenting on the group's status and plans.
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