Dolores Costello Young Star of Early Screen
TheStageAndScreen notes Dolores Costello, under twenty five, as a pioneer of silent film tracing from Maurice Costello. In The Glad Rag Doll at the Maryland Theatre she stars with a strong supporting cast. The piece hints at hunting licenses and an open season for adult humans with a January to December timeframe.
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Dolores Costo
Hough
Dolores Fly
Maurica Costello
1 Vitagraph Company
Maryland Theatre
Miss Costello
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Advert Boosts Digestive Ease
An old advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a neutralizing, tasteless remedy for excess stomach acid. It claims its neutralizing action is instant and that doctors endorse it. A single spoonful in water is said to relieve sour stomachs within minutes, promising lasting relief.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Trade Mark Claim
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a genuine remedy for excess acids. It notes 60 years of physician use and marks the product with the U S registered trademark dating to 1875. Bottles priced at 35c and 50c sold in drugstores.
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U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
Former Juveniles Arrange in Films The Godless Girl
Five graduates from kid parte appear in The Godless Girl in dignified high school portrayals. Cecil B De Mille’s latest production, written by Jeanie Macpherson, at Colonial Theatre, centers on modern youth problems. Lina Basquette is The Godless Girl, with Marie Prevost and George Buryea also prominent. Noah Beery and Kate Price play mature roles. The picture is packed with thrills.
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Cecil B. de Mille
Jeanie Macpherson
Colonial Theatre
Lina Basquette
Marie Prevost
George Buryea
Noah Beery
Kate Price
His Captive Woman at the Academy features Mackaill and Sille
The romance and glamor of the Hawaiian Islands are brought to the screen in First National’s His Captive Woman, co starring Dorothy Mackaill and Milton Sills and directed by George Fitzmaurice. Vilma Banky earns praise for a new dramatic type in The Awakening at the Academy, showing acting skill beyond her famed beauty.
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First National
Academy Tomorrow
Dorothy Mackaill
Milton Sille
George Fitzmaurice
Vilma Banky
Samuel Goldwyn
Academy
Barbara Worth
Banky
Local grads honored at University of Maryland commencement
Washington county graduates earned diplomas and certificates at the University of Maryland College Park commencement. Arthur Lee Towson of Smithsburg received a meritorious agriculture award. Frances J. Maisch, daughter of Dr and Mrs A C Maisch, won the Woman's Senior Honor Society cup for top scholastic average in the upper classes and was listed with first honors in the College of Education. Kenneth Gordon Stoner and Frances Maisch were among those recognized.
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Washington County
University of Maryland
College Park
Arthur Lee Towson
Smithsburg
Frances J. Maisch
A. C. Maisch
Miss Maisch
College of Education
Kenneth Gordon Stoner
Varied Diet Emphasizes Sugar as Flavor Aid
The Sugar Institute argues that varied diets prevent health and appetite problems. Sugar is presented as an energy food that makes fruits, vegetables, cereals, and beverages more appealing. It urges using sugar to enhance flavor in raw or cooked fruit, vegetables, desserts, cakes, milk shakes, and cereals.
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The
Surar Institute
Local graduates listed for Phi Kappa Phi honors
The local graduates elected to Phi Kappa Phi include Henry Holzapfel III, William McClare Holzapfel, Hazel Julia Tenney, Hazel Emma Watson of Hancock, John Hughes Norton Jr. of Hagerstown in Arts and Sciences. In Education, Francis Jayne Maisch of Hagerstown and Kenneth Gordon Stoner of Hagerstown earned Master of Arts degrees.
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Phi Kappa Phi
College of Arts and Sciences
Henry Holzapfel
William McClare Holzapfel
Hazel Julia Tenney
Hagerstown
Hazel Emma Watson
Hancock
John Hughes Norton,Jr
College of Education
Francis Jayne Maisch
Kenneth Gordon Stoner
Frederick Home Scene Of Fire Damages Slusher Residence
A basement fire at the Frederick home of Dr and Mrs Hamilton J Slusher caused extensive damage before firefighters extinguished it. Dense smoke filled the house and a young son who had just undergone an operation was carried to safety. The first floor suffered soot damage and woodwork and paint were ruined after recent improvements.
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Hamilton J. Slusher
Frederick
Gon
Four Properties Sold At Auction In City Court
Four properties went under the hammer at the courthouse yesterday afternoon with J C Snyder and F M White as auctioneers. Harry Garonzik sold a double brick house on Park Place to Joseph Young Jr for 3525 dollars. A log house on North Jonathan Street brought 1310 dollars to Charles Wolf trustee. A Highfield area property sold for 2700 dollars to Howard P Hartman. A single house on Central Avenue fetched 3000 dollars for J O Snyder. Several Berner Avenue vacant lots were withdrawn.
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Court House
J. C.snyder
F. M. White
Harry Garonzik
Park Place
Jos. Young, Jr
Jonathan Street
Charles Wolf
Trustes
Highfield
Howard P. Hartman
Central Avenue
J. O. Snyder
Berner Avenue
Letter Golf Late News Puzzle Reveal
A brief note explains late golf rules and shows the solution path from COW to HEN. It outlines that one letter is changed per step with valid common words, and presents the final sequence OIL AIL AIM RIM RAM RAN CAN as the answer to the previous puzzle.
Windshield Broken By Carrier Pigeon Near Brownsville
A carrier pigeon shattered the windshield of G A Thomas's car between Boonsboro and Brownsville on a Sunday morning injuring Mrs Thomas who was travelling to visit her sister. The bird entered the rear seat and was captured fed and released near the spot, bearing a note about Patch on his way down Paul.
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G. A. Thomas
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Brownsville
Order Passed For Hearing Of Cases In Circuit Court
An order by Judge Frank G. Waga gah distributed among the Bar sets that all non jury cases and all motions will be heard as directed yesterday. The order specifies hearings on pending matters without requiring jury presence.
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Circuit Court
Frank G. Wagagah
Court Hearings Set By Clerk For Weekly Assignment
Proceedings requiring a decree order or ruling of the Court are set for a hearing on the Monday after they are noted for a hearing. Hearings are scheduled in the order they are noted by the Clerk in Assignments for Hearings.
Clerk oversees ongoing hearings on scatter assignments
The text notes that hearings will continue daily until all scattered assignments have been heard, as directed by the Clerk. This captures the procedural schedule and ongoing nature of the process.
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Hagerstown Light & Heat CO
Jonathan ST
U. of Md
Whippet - Knight
Willys-Overland, Inc
Hoffman Brothers
N. Locust St
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
W. Franklin St
Hera
Cauffman & CO
East
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Goodyear Tire
Calvert Tire Co
Oldsmobile
Efranklin ST
West Baltimore Fruit
Hoke
Kodak Picture Developing
Heidwohl
West Washington St
Frederick Home
Eee
Garver Furniture Co
Potomac St
Rovegno - Nash Motor CO
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Franklin St
Tilvis Wolheim
Walter Byron
Victor Fleming
Milton Exo MA
Nus Cape
BIULL
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Warner Bros
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Anger
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Frediuc March
John Cromwell
Jack Oakie
Ali
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Sonny Boy
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