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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1925

Page

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Girl Denied Stage Career Gets Sentence

Mary Louise Wall of Kansas City Missouri faced a two year county home sentence after a pattern of seeking the stage and a wandering life. The defendant had left home for New York and later slept on a park bench in St Louis before attempting to join a traveling revue.

Kasfas City Mary Louise Wall Broadway Eday Mary New York Wee St. Louis John I. Hall Jaist Jessous Man Pullman Police

Social leader praises Plant Juice for health boost

Mrs Marie Skillman of 878 Jackson Avenue, prominent in social and welfare work, credits Plant Juice with curing her constipation, rheumatic pain, and kidney issues, claiming the tonic improved her look and energy. It is sold in Hagerstown by D C Aughinhaugh & Son and Knefleys Pharmacy and by all druggists.

Marie Skillman Jackson Avenue Elizabeth NX. J Skitaan M4 Ladies’ Auxiliary Hagerstown D. C. Aughinhaugh & Son Knefeley's Pharmacy Ady

Death of William Jennings Bryan Echoed Across Papers

Newspapers across the nation mourn the death of William Jennings Bryan, praising him as a prominent statesman, lawyer, and publicist. Editorials hail his dramatic political persona, unwavering beliefs, and lasting influence on American history over the past 40 years.

William Jennings Bryan America Pittsburgh Gazette-Times Tim Cincinnati Enauiver United States

Doctors under Fire in Probe

Maryland physicians who aid fraudsters in false health and accident insurance claims face an official probe by insurance companies and the State Insurance Commissioner. Officials argue doctors share fraud liability and support appointing a physician referee to strengthen laws protecting insurers.

Maryland Istate Insurance Commission

Gland Therapy Promises Heart of Charm Without Surgery

Claims that women’s charm hinges on vital glands describe moodiness fatigue and dull hair and skin if glands fail. Citing authorities, a tablet form glandular treatment called Glandogen is offered as a simple internal remedy from Wareham’s City Pharmacy.

Wareham Ady

Smoke Screen Car Menace Stuns Washington Police

Washington police investigated two men, William Plummer and George Kelly, after a motor car was seen leaving a dense smoke cloud alleged to be a smoke screen device capable of 22 feet of air. Authorities consider other cars possibly equipped and note the device could aid criminals. A separate note mentions an instrument combining violin and cello strings invented by Prof. Vladimir Karapeloff of Cornell University.

Washington Air Division Washington Prefree Force William Plummer George Kelly Vladmir Karapeloff Cornell University

Thomas Marshall to Move to Marion Mausoleum

Marshall body to be moved from Crown Hill Cemetery receiving vault to the Marion mausoleum in October after a visit by Mrs. Marshall. The note includes his quip that nothing is so bad it might not be worse and a letter to his friend John Brahm offering encouragement and his philosophy of life.

Indianapolis Ind Uly Thomas Riley Marshal America Crown Hill Cemetery Marshall Marion Ays Hall John Brahm Eagle Rock California Marshal Brahm Marsall Joha Brahm Columbia City Post Brin Thomas R. Marshall

Soldier's body found on tracks at Camp Meade

The body of Victor Megrow, 25, a private in the Twelfth Infantry, was found on Pennsylvania Railroad tracks near Quenton, Md. Investigators report it was cut in two by a train after Megrow reportedly said to “bud dies” he would not be set again. Camp officials and railroad officers are investigating. Megrow's mother lives in Prescott, Arizona. Six million pounds of leaf tobacco are produced in Cuba each year.

Camp Meade Victor Megrow Company 1 Twelfth Infantry Quenton Megrow Megren Prescott Arizona

Champion of Lost Causes at the Palace Tonight

Edmund Lowe stars in Champion of Lost Causes at the Palace for the last time this evening. A Fox comedy Fabales Dad and a Western chapter play Riders for the Plaines follow, with Palace Surprise Night bringing extra fun and prizes.

Palace Edmound Lowe Iast Times Fox Fabales

At its greatest breadth the English channel width

A brief note states that the English Channel reaches its maximum width of 160 miles, indicating the expansive span between southern England and northern France at its widest point.

English Channel

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