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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
3
A 1930s commentary by Margery Rex laments how divorce scars children, not the parents. It contrasts financial settlements and social double standards for adults with the lasting stigma and confusion faced by innocent kids, who endure gossip, broken custody, and drifting loyalties as their families unravel.
The ad claims persistent skin troubles are blood disorders and only an internal remedy can cure them. It promotes S.S.S. as the famous old herb remedy to enrich the blood and relieve itching, urging readers to start taking it and contact a chief medical advisor at 887 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia.
Berryville March 30 Audley the 6500 acre Washington estate once home to Nellie Parke Custis has been sold by Archibald Cummins to Bernard E Jones of Washington for 125000 dollars at 250 dollars per acre. Jones plans to use the farm to breed pure breed horses with 25 to 300 horses now in training.
Washington reports advices from Beirut state France has agreed to an armistice with Kemalist forces in Syria and Cilicia dating from March 19. France will evacuate Cilicia.
London dispatch reports Boris Litvinoff former head of the Russian Trade Commission has been assigned to replace Ludwig C. A. K. Martens as Soviet agent in the United States. The move follows negotiations aimed at opening commercial relations with Great Britain.
Traditional newspaper ad claims a pleasant Cascaret works while you sleep to enliven liver clear the head sweeten the stomach and wake the bowels by morning. Advertises 10 25 or 60 cent boxes and notes children love this candy cathartic too.
The Kentuckians stars Monte Blue as Boone Stallard in a dramatic mountain feud tale from John Fox Jr. The film, directed by Charles Maigne, follows Stallard's clashes with Randolph Marshall and his quest to unite mountain clans. Horace Fox, brother of John Fox Jr., supports production in Big Stone Gap and brings authentic local color.
William Fox presents The Honor System a melodrama filmed in Howling Dog Arizona with Villa forays border defenses and a daring hero ride. Directed by R A Walsh the star cast includes Gladys Brockwell Miriam Cooper Milton Sills George Walsh and Charles Clary.
York, March 30. Lee J. Spangler issues another prophetic bulletin claiming a coming war with Germany. He foresees kingdoms subdued, Germany rising to strike, and the United States delivering a fatal blow to England and France. He says labor will triumph and asserts no peace until Debs is freed from prison.
An old advertisement outlines three critical life stages for women and claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps with ailments tied to youth, motherhood, and change of life. It asserts decades of success and promotes national restoration for these conditions.
A fragmentary report notes Edith Haler, star of The Pearl and Children of Destiny, achieving success with Just Outside the Door. The piece mentions medical concerns and a fatal incident tied to Ruth Horner and an unnamed man.
An advertisement warns that genuine Aspirin bears the Bayer name on package or tablets and that only Bayer products are physician approved and safe. It notes aspirin use for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain, with small twelve tablet tins selling for a few cents and larger packages from druggists.
The cinema star Richard Barthelmess is hailed as the world’s greatest Love Idol and receives a flood of love letters from fans worldwide. At Griffith studios and other locations, mail pours in daily, with poems and offers of heart and hand, while his film Way Down East begins its engagement at Nixon’s Academy for four days.
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