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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1923

Page

5

Young pianist discusses music at Saint Johns Auditorium

Alexander Gunn the American prodigy arrives for a concert under The M. Moiler Company, assisted by the Music Committee of the Nations Council. He argues that most listeners misunderstand music and that few attend recitals, leaving many unable to enjoy the art of great performers.

Alexander Gunn St. Johnu's Lutheran Auditorium Yestarday Gann M. 2. Moiler The Nations Council

Critics say music split into popular and classical

The article argues against the two tier view of music and notes prominent artists aim to reach broader audiences beyond concert halls. It highlights Tam Gunn's tour offering free or invited appearances across businesses and schools in Fagers town, providing rare personal access to an internationally renowned artist.

Tam Bulginesa Gunn Fagerstown

Council To Act On Sewer Permits At A Special Session

The Mayor and Council will meet to decide action on about a hundred property owners who failed to obtain sewer connection permits after the deadline. They were notified over a year ago and had six months to connect. The city planned arrests on May 16 but will now discuss steps at the Wednesday night session and may take the issue to higher courts if the Police Court decision stands.

Maguy Cornell

Unidentified man found dead in car before Mercy Hospital

Police suspect murder after an unidentified man is found shot in the forehead inside a parked auto outside Mercy Hospital. The body carries $1000 in currency and two watches, with investigators noting foul play as the likely cause.

Toledo Mercy Hospital Postaday Pelige

Shrine Caravan Plans Draw Officials And Filming

Representatives of Frostburg Cumberland Oakland Frederick and Hagerstown met at a banquet to map the Shrine Caravan tour through the area in June. Plans include filming a motion picture Motoring through Maryland with scenes in Hagerstown and Washington County and entertainment for the caravan during its national convention in Washington.

Chambers of Commerce Frostburg Cumberland Oakland Frederick Hegerstown D. John Markey Western Maryland Association Roy A. Leller Chamber of Commerce Hagerstown Immett W. Gans Robert Moffett

Flooding Work Continues at The Well Project

Unclear report notes ongoing flooding at the well site with steam likely to be added tomorrow. Details are sparse about location or entities involved.

New Dental Era Promised by Pepsodent Test

The brochure extols Pepsodent, claiming it multiplies starch digestion to clear deposits and prevent acids. It highlights a viscous film removal, teeth whitening, and a clean feel after use, urging readers to present a coupon and decide between old methods and the new.

Millletta

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