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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
10
A 100 foot film special screens at Mary Land Theatre featuring Aladin and 40th Commandment. The program includes Captain Lindbergh’s epochal flight, Eskimo performers from the Exkime Family, and a reel of war and moral tales. Audience sympathy rises for family stories and the message of devotion.
A film production for Frisco Sally Levy created at a renowned night club, with stars and studio announcements marking the project. Stina and Sally O Neil are noted in connections to the production as rehearsals and introductions unfold at the Calonia Theatre.
Fragmented text mentions trophies, a man named Heauidiay, a plantation in distress, and a department action. Proceeds awkwardly with garbled phrases about looting and a city manager, but key facts are not discernible. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes can be reliably identified.
Williamsport resident Idogene Pgohitler describes his recovery using Ten Herbs medicine after prolonged illness and nervous breakdowns. He credits renewed strength, appetite, and work ability to the herbal remedy following months of pain, constipation, and fatigue. He served in World War I and now reports improved energy and daily demonstrations of the medicine.
Ho ot Gibson, the familiar Universal star, is praised for his genial personality and off screen hobbies of cars and boats. He is often seen with Beverly and Kerry, fellow stars, as a favorite behind the scenes figure in Mollywood.
Clara Bow delivers a dynamic performance in the Paramount picture Rough House Easle at the Academy Theatre. The audience stayed entranced from start to finish with dance routines and a burlesque sequence, while Joe Hennessey supports her in a midcard role. The ensemble includes Reed Howes, Arthur Housman, Doris Hill, John Miljan, Dougla Gorne, and Henry Kalker under Frank Strayer's direction.
Chicago notices report layman Foley nominated to head the Baptist group with a committee report showing some objections and other candidates also named in the race.
Mrs Weaver states she was weak and could not work much but after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she slept better and regained strength enough to care for three children. She recommends the remedy to other women and notes many have improved their health.
No opposition candidates were reported as Noor to Rinrrow posts filled by the committee choices. A separate item notes a near drowning incident of the Hemter child at 727 Washington Ave Harrenly, where bystanders revived him after he fell into shallow water.
Miss Grace Brane of Benevola now at Hood College gave a radio program from Station WMAL Washington. The broadcast included a musical prelude and featured Brane as part of the water entertainment segment.
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