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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
2
A meeting at the Hebrew school outlined plans to build a synagogue, with a prominent fundraising push. The drive has already surpassed $45,000 in contributions as organizers prepare to visit Baltimore York Harrisburg and Lancaster to study synagogue features for the project.
The Baltimore strip down will be dismantled Sunday. The building committee elected Samuel Mangh chair, Robert Jacobson vice chair, and Morris L. Smith secretary. Jacob Schwartz donated 1108 to the fund, Joseph Bronner provided home and garden items, and Reliable Furniture Company supplied a heating plant. The group aims to raise over 265,000 and asks all Jewish residents of Hagerstown to contribute.
Greencastle June 28 The pea line moves through the farm area with wagons loaded with vegetables heading to the Usining factory on North Washington Street. A large rock with a twelve foot diameter was reported today. The funeral of Mrs. Harry Grove will be at her late home in Welsh Run with interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Five Hundred Talara noted in the death notices. new material Agait-Dickens and other items fill this column.
An advertisement touts a cosmetic product Othite-dau WU Sen Me that allegedly removes freckles and lightens skin. It urges readers to buy now from any drugstore with a money back guarantee if not satisfied, claiming quick whitening and a smoother complexion.
Chief of Pollen Barbar yesterday declared war on violators of state and city health laws. Patrolman Diving and county health officer H. Kriter inspected many places and found numerous violations. Complaints described unsanitary conditions with overflowing pools and hog pans. Violators were warned and face further action if not corrected immediately.
Stage and screen note highlights Jack Holt in a Paramount feature at Palace Theatre. Cast includes Slarid Holmquist Casson Ferguson Alan Francis Adela Farrington with plot of Lord and Lady Blount scheming to wed their nephew Sir Spencer Deaver to Molly Crandon. Molly’s return to New York and pawned Blount diamonds drive the tale amid a failed courtship and a diamond theft subplot. Also reports tires stolen from a garage on West Washington Street with entry via front-door lock.
Cattle receipts today with head counts and slow market. Steers range from 6.76 to 9.78 per hundredweight with medians around 7.50. Cows top at about 6.50 to 8.50 with common options near 4.50 to 5.60. Sheep and lambs receipts show Shaan around 4.00 to 4.25 and lambs near 8.00 to 14.50 per hundred.
Live poultry prices vary by grade and weight across Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia with free cases and per dozen or per pound rates. Hens and roosters show wide ranges with Leghorns and minor breeds listed, while small lots demand higher prices and rough quality fetches lower quotes.
Manager Royer of the Palacy Ta uter booked Charles Jones for two days to star in The Cheng Cowboy, a lively Western tale set in a sawdust ring. The film blends wild stunts, vivid colors, and native flair, aiming to showcase Jones in a fresh, distinctive production.
A tale of wealth and longing follows Malcolm Trask who has gained riches and power but seeks genuine love. He pursues Disla Wilson, author of The Age of Desir, whose past remains hidden, leading to a revelatory climax as the fiction and life intertwine. The story is featured in First National Pictures' The Age of Desir at Nexon’s Academy. Dorothy Myers of Martinsburg invites sisters on Randolph Avenue.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as a permanent relief for constipation. It claims all bran is essential and praises Kellogg's Bran cooked, crumbled, and served with milk or cream. The copy urges regular consumption for lasting relief and notes availability in hotels and restaurants.
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