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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

4

Night Flyer train wreck thrills Utah town residents

In Thistle Utah residents witnessed a dramatic scene as Walter Lang directed The Night Flyer a James Cruze production for Path DeMille starring William Boyd Jobyna Ralston and Philo McCollough. The set included a rare in person appearance by stars and a train wreck that demolished an engine and four cars, thrilling local fans and drawing attention to the film’s making.

Utah Walter Lang James Cruze Pathe DeMille William Boyd Ing Jobyna Ralston Philo McCollough

Night Flyer at the Colonial Theatre Shown

A film or program titled Night Flyer is currently being shown at the Colonial Theatre as observed in the latest local listing. The notice notes the venue and ongoing exhibition without additional details on times or dates.

Night Flyer Colonial Theatre

Vitaphone Features at Maryland Theatre Be Well Received

The Maryland theatre hosted three Vitaphone presentations over the last three days featuring Van and Schenk and the Utica jubilee singers. Performers appeared in person and were applauded, with some audience members wishing the Vitaphone could record more. The Arnaut brothers wowed with whistle numbers and a clever comedy skit.

Vitaphone Maryland Theatre van and Schenk Utica Arnaut Brothers Van Schenk

Don't Make a Toy Out of Ba Babies Have Nerves

Ruth Brittain warns against overstimulating infants by using them as toys for adults. She advises short handling periods and notes that excessive handling can cause irritability and sleep problems. Castoria is promoted as a safe, vegetable remedy for infant distress, with physicians recommending it for common baby ailments and a claim of wide use.

Ruth Brittain Chas. H. Fletcher

Gilda Gray Brings New Devil Dancer Dance to Screen

The Los Angeles critics hail Gilda Gray for a daring new dance in The Devil Dancer at the Academy. Her exotic routine, crafted with Samuel Goldwyn’s group, aims to surpass the Shimmy in allure and novelty.

Samuel Goldwyn Los Angeles Gilda Gray Academy Goldwyn Miss Gray

Downsville club notes and local visits in Maryland area

Rural Woman's Club met at Mrs. D K Poole's home. Miss Orpha Leatherman from Keedysville formed an instrumental music class. Various locals from West Virginia to Hagerstown visited relatives or attended events. Y M C A baby contest prize awarded to Claude Cline Jr. Steering Board of Christian Church met at B F Daugherty's with many attendees. Families from Grafton Downs to Baltimore and Martinsburg were mentioned with visits and departures.

D. K. Poole Orpha Leatherman Keedysville John Bowers West Va Sallie Shank Clarence Guessford Clarence, Jr Hagerstown Marvin C. Long Stanley Moore Claude, Jr Claude Cline Raymond Baker Clarence Martha Dagwall State Line Joshua Long Washington Richard Davis Alvey Marshall Elsworth Speaker Martinsburg Houston Texas Christian Church B. F. Daugherty C. A. Frick George Weaver F ‘Daugherty Edward Baker Claude Cline S. L. Downey James Kesselring Ada Emma Nott Bernice Mr Myron L. Bloom Myron Lee

Misses Dofflemyer and Ellis Visit Hagerstown Caller Ties

Miss Evelyn Dofflemyer and Miss Mary Ellis of Hagerstown were received as callers by Miss Eva Draper on Sunday afternoon, marking a social gathering.

Evelyn Dofflemyer Mary Ellis Hagerstown Eva Draper

Letter Golf Puzzle Explains Word Change Rules

A newspaper puzzle explains letter golf play by changing one word at a time to reach a target. It illustrates par strokes with examples like COW to HEN using steps Cow How Hew Hen, stressing complete common words and one letter change per move.

Worth Weight in Gold

Mrs Ciannes Mor car of Tully New York reports severe pain and weakness until using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. After four bottles she feels improved and plans two more bottles, praising the medicines as worth their weight in gold.

Tully Inlaw Lydia Ie. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Dance hints at successor to Charleston and Black Bottom

Workers glimpse a possible successor to the Charleston and the Black Bottom as Miss Gray describes a Tibet ritual dance. She calls the ritual steps simple and says the whole body expresses the ceremony, likening it to offerings to a devil deity.

Tibet Miss Gray

Samuel Lucas Held For Hearing On Assault Charge

Samuel Lucas is charged with assaulting his wife Mrs. Margaret Lucas on East Franklin Street in this city. He was held for a hearing and remanded to await further proceedings.

Margaret Lucas East Franklin Street Samuel Lucas

Woman reports assault by husband leads to police hearing

Mrs Lucas told police after a quarrel her husband struck her in the face and she fell unconscious. Patrolman Hamill arrested the man last night and a hearing in Police Court is set for today.

Hamill

Beautiful Rest Haven Endowed Cemetery

Local notice advertises a cemetery at 33 North Jonathan Street with telephone 1469 and an invitation to drive out for Lotflesy. The ad presents a compact, period tone promoting the cemetery services and location.

Jonathan Streat

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