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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
8
In Tallahassee on June 2 a mound near Broward County is reported to hold a 2000 year old relic. The excavation unearthed a large mound described as thirty five feet tall with sea mangrove shade. The artifact style is linked to Mangefan type, carved from well, suggesting ceremonial or trade significance.
In Anaheim Cul duao 2P geologist Mildat McWiMan reports a swarm of bees entering a cave near W Canyon. He detonated a charge to uncover a well preserved artifact and remains, hoping to reveal ancient honey storage and related archaeological interest.
The text describes pictoglyphs in Laois with references to a large tavern carved in rock and a skeleton figure. A Sepiyriol sculpture is noted as fifteen inches long, suggesting early rock art or relics discovered in a major site. The fragment mentions organized groups and unclear h and m letters, with vague references to large sites and measurements.
Chicago office records note a growing hobby collection of envelope linings by Misa Yolanda Schawnberger. The items range from violet to gold and rose hues, reflecting industrial art trends. A separate item reports a brick dwelling sold at public sale by Danial Dowsin to Henry Winert for 1960 dollars, with J. G. Snyder conducting the auction.
The Maryland Theatre hosts Chal Hoyt’s Gang featuring Gene Honey Gal Cobb next week with a star cast of King artists and girls in a wholesome musical comedy bill. A photoplay The Man Upstairs and an amateur show are part of the program, with fashion and novelty acts meant to draw crowds.
In Rome of Dement Med with Dig situations ismillin at trouble stars Slefty Flynn in a staged rome of chaos. Helen Lynch, Jeet Myers, Ray Niner, Leo Bhommway, O'Brien and Raymond Turner lead a strong cast. Harry directed the picture delivering a striking sequence showing a dramatic fight between Swazoy and Jerry Foster in a high swinging elevator scene.
Reports from London describe a string of bold cat burglaries in the West End. thieves scaled high walls and drain pipes, with one climber using a flat building wall in a daring ascent, likened to a human fly. No injuries reported.
The ad touts the Cadillac with a unique 90 degree eight cylinder engine. It argues buyers cannot get a better buy and urges strong conviction in choosing the new model for long term value and future ownership satisfaction.
Gloria Swanson’s new film Untamed Lady shines at Colonial. The star delivers a vibrant performance backed by a strong supporting cast, with praised direction by Horst and a compelling love story arc that aims to captivate audiences.
A fragmented notice mentions Mae caveuan dure flags and a typical getfuraguee at Le y qui Cable George alongside Josephy Smiles. Readable fragments reference a local event or meeting with unclear specifics.
Bipukier and Peterman, acting secretaries, plan another gathering in Cearfass next week. Ke yal and Menewy of Clearegrt are among organizers for the Comey Jugue event with WIM backing.
Local column recounts community events in Mapleville and area including school activities, farm work, and social visits. Mentions Kenia Pajia, local officials, parish connections, and celebrations with neighbors and families such as Brundage and Sag.
John Downs of Chearapring helped organize a local league this week under Levene. The effort aims to unite communities within Wastiglen County and boost local sports and social events.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe stomach trouble and discomfort with clothing touching skin. Mentions Maya's remedy and references to medical irritation and inflammation. Includes garbled phrases about rationing and refunds, with ad like wording and scattered names.
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