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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
7
A Defiance Ohio report details a fad of bobbed hair being worn back under hats with elaborate transformations. Beauty shops allegedly promote short hair as stylish, predicting a summer shift to hats and transformed styles, amid rising prices for tress-related services and products.
The article describes wooden vanity cases with mounted hoses and compartments for face creams. Milady uses these tools to apply makeup, and the portable design allows easy handling and placement for use.
Clashing with unknown assailants near Kirvin, Texas, one man was killed and two others seriously wounded. Local reports tie the victims to Mrs Mula Ansley and mention related hangings in nearby towns. The scene also notes county baggage items and a separate ad-like health testimonial from Denver workers and a Dr. Pierce remedy promotion.
The Colonial Theatre presents Reckless Youth for a two day engagement headlined by Niles Welch with Miss Hammerstein in a celebrated screen pairing. The tale traces team effects and past hits while mentioning the Hammerstein Welch collaboration and circus scenes featuring Forrest and Belita with David Powell slated for future appearances.
Paramount producer John Robertson sent staff from London to France to shoot scenes for the film Love's Boomerang. Directors Anna Forrest and David Powell lead the cast while the production team enjoyed the journey and the locale during filming at the French studio. The Academy will present the film today and Thursday as part of the program.
Colonial Theatre manager announces the new Fox production Arabian Love starring John Gilbert. The desert romance follows an outlaw hunted by his own law as he shelters the wife of a French diplomat, saves her, and falls in love amid wealth and danger.
Mr. Bulldert Lut os estimates wiring for a new residence at Washington 2nd Latust Streets. Harry J. Punkhouse, the project observer, notes preliminary assessment and timelines.
A Baltimore man, William F. Haseell of 647 North Calhoun Street, recounts long suffering from stomach, back and nervous ailments. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, easing pain, improving sleep, and enabling him to work more easily, urging others to try the remedy.
The Palace screens Annette Kellerman in What Women Love a dazzling production famed for underwater swimming and elaborate set pieces. Also shown is The Affairs of Anatol, a Continental comedy drama with a star cast led by Gloria Swanson and John Barrymore, in a two night engagement. The Independent Woman features Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a health aid for working women.
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