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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1922
Page
2
Washington bulletin outlines a week’s food for the average family defined as two adults and three children. It lists quantities for vegetables fruits proteins grains and fats, with a suggested Thursday bill of fare including breakfast cereal meat cakes and cheese sandwiches.
Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad elected John J. Cornwell general counsel to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hugh L. Bond Jr. Cornwell, a director since 1920, previously served as associate counsel for West Virginia and was governor of Wear Virginia from 1917 to 1921. He started with the company as a track hand at 90 cents per day.
Nada Kentucky July 24 William Rice mountain preacher died from voluntary fast begun May 13 and was buried nearby. He had said the fast would purify his body and he predicted a great storm would mark his burial as the crowd gathered for the service.
Universal picture The Men Who Married His Own Wife stars Frank Mayo at the Academy today and Tuesday. The plot centers on a man unhappily married who contemplates death to escape his situation. The article glosses over Critics note John Fleming Wilson as a leading fiction writer and mention connections to The Man Who Married His Own Wits and film projects by Stuart Paton.
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce considers inviting Marine officers to reenact the Monocacy battle. The Civil War clash near Frederick helped shape the Gettysburg campaign and aided Freder ick’s debt payoff. General Lew Wallace led Union forces and Confederate troops were under General Jubal Early.
A ten minute downpour flooded the Tittle Seneca creek near Marksburg Montgomery county trapping M J Grove Lime Company workers on a bridge. As water rose they waded across in their shirts and pants, leaving rocks behind which were recovered the next morning.
White sweaters remain the most popular on the market today, with black ones following. Observers note the fashion trend toward black and white combinations growing more pronounced as the season advances.
Public interest builds as filming of a scene in the William de Mille version of Bought and Paid For at Go Honfal Theatre shows Walter Hiers as Jimmy attempting to break a valuable vase. Tension rises over achieving a natural shatter with a studio prop, while other acts and ads mingle with gossip about castmates and a competing act at Palace Theatre.
A street confrontation left a man struck and a window broken near a shiner’s house. The owner fled, dropping evidence as a woman identified as Mrs. Vertie occupied the site. Lace mitts and silk gloves are noted fashion items while suede hats trend in sport circles.
Sylvia Breamer Francs MacDowall Marle Crisp Howard Crampton and Joseph Girard support Mayo in a noted film project. The passage highlights the cast and their backing for Mayo amid public attention to the production.
Veteran actress Mary Alden, famed for her "mother" parts, again plays dual maternal roles in The Man With Two Mothers, a Goldwyn comedy. Critics note her two mothers differ in character yet showcase consistent, detailed, truthful acting compared to The Old Nest.
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