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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
2
Hepburn shines in the new RKO picture Break of Hearts at the Maryland Theatre yesterday. Miss Hepburn appears modern and radiant with cleverness and humanity, though the plot centers on Constance a struggling composer who falls for maestro Charles Boyer and the forbidden romance that follows.
A vintage notice offers a booklet on correcting un shapely noses and trading ears. Requests for the plain wrapper edition can be sent to Thr Statter at 50 E. and dollars in New York.
The review notes a rocky romance rescue with Jean Hersholt superb as the teacher and mentor to the maestro, with John Beal and Jean Howard in support. Also highlighted is a colored feature Springtime in Holland and Pathe News coverage of the Dionne quints first birthday anniversary.
Warner Baxter stars in Under the Pampas Moon a vivid melodrama set on the Argentine pampas with a daring gaucho hero who triumphs amid romance and danger. Co star Isetti Gallian and the Cobra Tengo dance team Veloz and Yolanda appear. Shows run today Wednesday and Thursday at Henry's Theatre.
In the pasteurization of milk many dairies employ electric machines that automatically keep the milk at 144 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes.
One of the era’s most powerful pictures, Black Fury, shows at the Academy Theatre with Paul Muni and Karen Morley. Muni delivers a moving, emotional portrayal while Morley plays a brave miner’s fiancée. The film blends tragedy with tender scenes, depicting mining town life and worker strikes through stark interiors and vivid, human drama.
Traffic stalled near Public Square yesterday evening as a Charlton Brothers truck caught fire on West Washington street about 5 o clock. Firemen arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze.
Greta Garbo alighted in Newark seeking solitude as she left the train and headed into the city to dodge adoring fans. The Associated Press photo caption notes her brisk departure after arriving on her eastward journey.
In Baltimore on June 11 the Grace and St. Peter’s vestry voted seven to five to call Rt. Rev. H. P. Almon Abbott of Lexington Kentucky as pastor after the death of Rev. Dr. Robert Scott Chalmers. Two members resigned. Abbott had led the church 1919–1929 and has agreed to come. the call must be approved by the House of Bishops in November and sanctioned by Bishop Helfenstein.
Cod liver oil and alfalfa leaf meal are recommended for chickens when ample supplies of green feed are not available.
Col Bowie Owens a prominent Anne Arundel County resident was jailed in Annapolis after officers found a small arsenal at his Harwood home. He faces an assault with intent to kill charge tied to a shooting of Albert Parker. Police report Owens earlier ordered officers off his property. Authorities also seized eight rifles four shotguns a pistol two revolvers two pruning knives a dagger a gas mask and ammunition around his home.
Virginia senator Harry Flood Byrd invoked states rights and the Constitution in a commencement speech at William and Mary. He defended home rule and opposed any curtailment of the Supreme Court, declaring he remains a Democrat and highlighting Democratic principles amid NRA era tensions.
A Senate speech defended Democratic principles and warned against mob rule. The speaker described himself as a Democrat who yields to no man in his belief in and support of Democratic ideals during remarks that emphasized principled governance.
A house near Brunswick in Frederick county was wrecked in an explosion yesterday afternoon around four. Sheriff Max Malott of Washington county and Sheriff Roy M. Hiltner of Frederick county investigated but did not reveal the owner's name. No injuries were reported.
Martinsburg, W Va June 11 ice war drives prices lower at 15 cents per hundredweight. One manufacturer offers buyers a fly swatter and several pounds of salt as premiums with the purchase of his product.
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