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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1933

Page

7

Tragedy After Domestic Dispute Ends in Double Fatality

In Baltimore County a couple, Robt. W. Mathews 27 and Lola 25, are slain and self inflicted death follows after a 15 minute quarrel at Lola’s parents home. The coroner rules premeditated murder and death by self act. Mathews worked in a Baltimore bus office. Lola was a manicurist.

Baltimore County Baltimore Robt. W. Mathews Lola Whitemarch Here Keithley Mathews Keithleys

Pimples and Blood Health Link Highlighted

The text argues that skin issues stem from weak resistance and recommends boosting red blood cells and hemoglobin to improve oxygen delivery to tissues. It claims better nourishment converts to energy, aiding body cells in fighting problems.

County Officials to Confer on Relief Needs

Baltimore June 26 Officials of the relief committee of the State Board of Aids and Charities announced that representatives from 13 Maryland counties and Cumberland and Baltimore cities were invited to a Friday meeting to discuss plans for further relief. The conference arises from the end of the $176,000 federal unemployment relief grant and will address new federal relief policies and funding rules.

Baltimore Relief Committee State Board of Aids and Charities Maryland Cumberland Richard F. Cleveland State Board Prince George’s Civilian Conservation Corps J. M. Patterson Welfare ‘Board Allegany William,. Wolf Washington County Park W

Lee Town Hatchery to Expand Under Federal Plan

The federal fish hatchery at Lees Town near Martinsburg West Virginia will become a experimental station under the Bureau of Fisheries. A total of 105000 dollars will be spent on improvements under the federal public works program with 5000 more for alterations to current buildings. Fifty thousand dollars is allotted for pond construction to produce bass and other pond fish. Cottages for housing scientists will be built at 5000 dollars each.

Leetown W. Va Martinsburg

Park Band Concert Attracts Thousands

The second Sunday evening concert by the Municipal Band under conductor Peter Buys drew thousands of listeners at City Park. The standout piece was A Musician Astray in a Forest featuring cornet soloist Herbert Harp, a Eastman School of Music student from Rochester. Harp is the son of Mr and Mrs R C Harp of 270 South Pomac street. Buys’s selection The Old Rugged Cross was well received and many encores followed the popular program.

Peter ‘Buys Herbert Harp Eastman School of Music Rochester Harp R. C. Harp South Pomac Street Buys Rugged Cross

Chesterfield Cigarettes Distinct Blend for Mild Taste

The ad explains that Chesterfield cigarettes use three kinds of domestic tobacco plus Turkish to create a milder, well blended flavor. It emphasizes that blending and cross blending are needed to achieve character without being too strong.

Writer Praises Local Section of Maryland Highway Beauty

Washington Times columnist Gilber Seldes lauds the stretch from Allentown to Cumberland as Swiss Alps worthy. He notes striking American scenery along routes through New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Maryland and Pennsylvania and calls for more publicity and a poet to celebrate it.

Cumberland Gilbert Seldes Yterday Washington Times Allentown Europe Seldes

Driver Held In Fatal Accident At Westminster

John Brothers of Mechanicsville pleads not guilty to manslaughter over Elias B. Shilling’s February death near Smallwood on the Sykesville road. Brothers is jailed on $5,000 bond. a Tuesday hearing is set. Police say Hoff, his son-in-law, and Hoffman’s passenger were in the car. Hoff claims Hof drove.

Westminster George E. Benson Elias B. Shilling John Brothers Icsville Carroll County Shilling Smallwood Sykesville Road Baltimore George Hom Brothers Hoff Walter Green Hof

Col John R King Celebrates 91st Birthday in Chicago Visit

Col John R King a Baltimore resident and Civil War veteran celebrated his ninety first birthday by traveling by train to Chicago to attend the World's Fair. He enlisted in 1862, served 2 years 10 months, saw action at Winchester Wilderness Spotsylvania Cold Harbor and Petersburg, among others, and later served as national commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. He recently received the Purple Heart from the War Department.

John R. King Baltimore Chicago Elsher’s Hill Cedar Creek Wapping Heights Petersburg Sailor's Creek Grand Army of the Republic War Department

Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton Improves Slower

Dr Charles Bove reports Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton slowly improving but still very seriously ill after an intestinal operation ten days ago. Surgeon says no visitors for at least three weeks.

Paris Charles Bove Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton

Simple Remedy Ends Headache After Constipation

Adletika claims to cure headaches caused by constipation with one dose. The advertisement promises cleansing of poisons from both upper and lower bowels, improved sleep, and reduced nervousness, attributed to Cauffman & Co. Adv.

Cauffman & Co. Adv

Perfect Lovers in When Ladies Meet at the Maryland

The new screen version of Rachel Crothers play When Ladies Meet presents Robert Montgomery and Ann Harding in a two star pairing. The film plays at the Maryland theatre with this celebrated stage success adapted for cinema.

Robert Montgomery Ann Harding Rachel Crothers the Maryland

Infern al Machine at Colonial Theatre Delights Audiences

The Colonial Theatre presents the comedy drama In fernal Machine starring Chester Morris and Genevieve Tobin for one day. The story centers on a luxurious liner thwarted by a wireless warning about an infernal device. Vic tor Jory earns praise for his current season performance. Tomorrow Bette Davis appears in Ex Lady with Gene Raymond for a single showing.

Colonial Theatre Chester Morris Genevieve Tobin Miss Tobin Comedienne Morris Victor Jory Bette Davis Gene Raymond

Cocktail Hour Opens Three Day Run at Henry's Theatre

Henry's Theatre presents a three day run of Cocktail Hour featuring Bebe Daniels. The lively stage production promises sparkling entertainment with a gay and tingly mood and strong audience appeal. The show blends comedy song and dance to celebrate Columbia's latest screen troop.

Henry's Theatre Columbia Bebe Daniels

Vocal Night Reflected in small town stage show

A brief notice describes a local performance featuring Daniels and Scott with Siney Black Norton and Rita. The review hints at a new composition by Marcheta and notes wardrobe as dreamlike. The writing satirically remarks on Podunk as an out of the way place.

Cn Daniels Inela Scott Siney Black Norton Cocktail Rehe Rita

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