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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1921

Page

8

Taft's Physician Tells How To Live 100 Years

Chicago May 13 Taft's adviser Dr Charles B Barker now a wealthy man addresses Rotary Club on how to live a century. He urges a childlike attitude of confidence trust in God kindness habit acceptance of one’s lot daily exercise and eight to ten glasses of water. He recommends a cold bath after exercise if possible or a cool bath otherwise.

Chicago Gwest Charles B. Barker Taft Kite House Rotary Club Atte

Motor ships built in Britain reach fine totals

London May 13 reports that between forty and fifty motor ships have been launched or completed in the past year, totaling 400 000 to 600 000 tons deadweight. The figure comes from the Motor Ship in a progress article on motor shipping.

International News London England

Wireless phone boon hailed by MacLean in Chickens

Douglas MacLean stars in the Paramount Ince production Chickens, showcased at the Colonial Theatre today and Saturday. He proclaims the wireless telephone a great boon for suffering humanity as a new invention enabling comfort and relief during vacations. Also promoting Babe Ruth in Head in Home at the Palace on Monday and Tuesday with additional attractions.

Douglas MacLean Thomas H. Ince Colonial Theatre

Constance Talmadge Stars in A Lady's Name at Palace Zomay

Constance Talmadge headlines A Lady's Name adapted from Cyril Harcourt. The comedy offers American flavor and clean, lively fun. Talmadge is featured as a young novelist who becomes a series of roles, ending engaged to the butler's master.

Constance Talmadge Zomay Selasick Cyril ‘Harcourt Constance

Star Rover brings Jack London to Nixon's Academy Theatre

A Nixon's Academy Theatre screening for two days presents The Star Rover, Jack Londons famed story in a strong adventurous screen adaptation. Courtenay Foote and Thelma Percy headline a notable cast as audiences await the dramatic film.

Jack London Nixon Academy Theatre Courtenay Foote Thelma Percy

No More Clowning for Demspey in Circus Ring

During a summer tour with the Sells Floto Circus Jack Demspey known as Dare Devil Jack requested clowning for fun. The Circus management granted him a clown costume and he entered the ring with the rest of the chalky troupe nightly at the Palace.

Bear Cat Wife Finds Help in Mayr's Remedy

A troubled wife, once in poor health for years, refused then accepted Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after a grocer's suggestion. She improved significantly, with the product claimed to remove tarrrhal mucus and ease stomach and intestinal ailments. Money-back guarantee offered. Sold by D C Aughinbaugh & Son and many drugstores.

Mayr D.C. Aughinbaugh & Son

The Gadabouts Lead New Vaudeville at the Maryland

A strong vaudeville opening draws large crowds at the Maryland with Bernice Howard and Jack White in The Gadabouts and Brown and Barrows performing Those Happy Days. Bollinger and Reynolds thrill with a daring wire act while Morley, Mack, and Jimmy Reynolds showcase songs and jokes. The Maryland News and The Greenhorn cap the program.

Maryland Bernice Howard Jack White Brown & Barrows Morley Mackwo Bollinger Reynolds Mr. Bollinger Jimmy Reynolds The Maryland News Chappy Queensa Melodyane Morley & Mack

Son's Acting in The Kid Shocks Mrs Coogan at Colonial

Jackie Coogan stars as The Kid with Charlie Chaplin in a First National attraction at the Colonial starting Monday. The film contains a notably sad scene where authorities separate Charlie and the Kid, a moment that tests a mother's judgment on genuine trouble versus staged emotion.

Charlie Charlie and the Kid

Babe Ruth Upsets Time-Worn Tradition at Palace

Babe Ruth, the American icon, makes his local debut in the six part photo drama Headin Home at the Palace on Monday and Tuesday. The season just past saw Ruth set a home run record admired nationwide, fueling optimism and bets over a repeat in 1920. Yankee owners Ruppert and Hustad bought Ruth from the Red Sox at a record price, while skeptics became laughing stock.

Babe Ruth Babe” Ruth Dot of America Palace Babe Maryland Ruppert and Hustad New York ‘Yankees Ruth Boston Red Sox

Rheuma Drug Stores Promise Relief or Money Back

The Aughinbaugh or Knelsley Drug Stores claim chronic rheumatism and other chronic cases yield to Rheuma's power. They guarantee relief and offer a money back if it does not help.

Aughinbaugh Or Knelsley Drug Stores

Refrigerator Need Prompted by Ice Man Inquiry

A brief note suggests consulting the local ice man Bilaat for refrigerator recommendations. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.

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