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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1921

Page

3

Dr Crafts Attacks Nude Art and Draped Figures in Speech

Washington report notes Dr Wilbur F Crafts warns youths rush to nude pictures and laments modern art. He contrasts draped figures with nude works, recalls private galleries, and critiques nude scenes in films while praising restrained aesthetics and public morals.

Washington Babylon Baylonia Long Island Philadelphia Wilbur F. Crafts Dr. Crafts Reece Rome France Crafts Links

Kincaid Named Works Manager At Niagara Falls

Russell M Kincaid has been appointed works manager of the U S Light and Heat Corporation at Niagara Falls. He begins a career that started as an apprentice machinist and progressed through railroad leadership roles including Master Mechanic of the Santa Fe Railroad and master mechanic of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroads.

Maryland Battery USL Batteries Russell M. Kincaid U. S. Light and Heat Corporation Niagara Falls Kincaid Santa Fe Rock Island Railroad Chicago and Eastern

Harvey Jailed Five Years For Second Degree Murder

Elkton Md March 25 A sentence of five years in the penitentiary was imposed on Thomas VY Harvey who was found guilty of murder in the second degree Harvey killed his brother Lawrence Harvey at North Hast on February 9 The victim said he refused him admission to see his dying mother

Elkton Thomas VY. Harvey Harvey Lawrence Harvey North Hast

Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Mail Trial Offer

A truncated advertisement offers a trial package from Foley & Co of Chicago upon enclosing a payment and writing name and address. The package includes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills for pain rheumatism backache kidney and bladder ailments Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation biliousness headaches and sluggish bowels Sold everywhere.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ava Chicago Foley

Court Puts Husband's Fate In Wife's Hands

In Boston March 26 Commissioner Hayes freed Max Barrack of Chelsea from immediate action, placing his fate in his wife's hands and granting a week to find employment. Barrack, jailed after his wife supplied officers a hidden still, faces her decision on his future as she testified she supported four children while he ran moonshine. Prohibition officers contributed to her children's support.

International News Oston Hayes Max Barrack Chelsea Barrack

Brunswick Mayors and Council Clash Over Conduct and Finances

Tension between Brunswick Mayor Edward C. Shafer and four council members led by Mayor pro tem Harry C. Algira to a public clash. The group accused the mayor of arbitrary conduct and reckless spending, claiming mismanagement disrupted town finances. A recent Bailiff Bond resignation sparked further discord as Shafer opposed its withdrawal, while a special meeting was convened without clear mayoral action.

Edward C. Shafer Brunswick Town Council Harry C. Algira Bond Ballif Shafer

Stage and Screen Fine Attractions Here Easter Week

Kilroy and Britton headline Oh Daddy at Nixon's Academy Monday with a witty, musical comedy praised in New York Boston and Chicago. The Bait at Colonial features Hope Hampton in a crime drama with a suspenseful plot and romance, while The Truth screens in the Goldwyn film.

Kilroy & Britton New York Boston Chicago Nixon Academy Kilroy Richard C. Maddox T. H. Willhite

Mason's New Pet Described as a Pet Corn Variety

The report notes that Miss Mason's latest animal is referred to in common parlance as a pet corn. This quirky label highlights local vernacular usage without detailing species or origin.

Mason

Fur dyes blamed for skin poison cases in Chicago

Health Commissioner Robertson investigates eleven cases of skin disease linked to poisonous fur dyes. Authorities seek tainted furs’ manufacturer with likely sources in New York. Chicago officials note furs are purchased from New York or St. Louis and warn cheap dyes may be the cause. The Norfolk & Western labor dispute tops the day as 8,000 workers face proposed wage cuts from 25 to 33 percent.

International Newa Chicago John Dill Roberston J. P. Kilcourse City Pure Food New York St. Louis Norfolk& Western

Way Down East Seats on Sale at Nixon's Academy

Seats for D. W. Griffiths Way Down East open at the Academy box office Monday morning for a four day run starting Wednesday March 30. The prod has stirred crowds since its New York debut and is praised as a landmark blending music drama and motion pictures.

The Academy D. W. Griffith Nixon 44Th Street Theatre New York City Boston Philadelphia Los Angeles San Francisco Lottie Blair Parker Joseph R. Grismer

Madge Kennedy Considers Studying Japanese

Madge Kennedy contemplates learning Japanese amid a flood of letters from Japanese admirers. Some messages are written in Japanese, while most arrive in English. One admirer Kandaku expresses adoration and a wish for guidance, noting the world darkens when he cannot behold her figure.

Madge Kennedy Orient Miss Kennedy Kandaku

Shirley Mason and Her Unruly New Pet

The Fox star Shirley Mason, famed for her animal affinity, has a new pet causing more trouble than her usual companions. While filming Flame of Youth at Fox studios, she acquired the animal due to the wooden sabots she wears as a Belgian girl in the story, and she says it stays at her feet demanding attention.

Shirley Mason Fox Hollywood William Fox Colonial Theatre Shirley Howard M. Mitchell

Eight dollars and sixty cents for a shave in The Saphead

A humorous note explains Buster Keaton paid 8.60 for a shave during The Saphead's Academy run. Makeup came off with soap, so whipped cream was used as substitute after the razor incident. Director opted for whipped cream substitute, totaling the expense.

Buster Keaton Academy Buster

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