10 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1933
Page
1
Minted garbled note says Charles B. oversees arrangements for transport. Cedar leaders with cars invited to meet at Monte Temple by tomorrow night. A large delegation is expected to depart from the area for the trip.
Myer O'Brien shows bright joy while performing, confident in knowing many lyrics and singing a remarkable variety of songs. His cheerful presence captivates listeners as he shares his musical talent through a lively repertoire.
Representatives of Wm. S. Rice Adams originator of the Rice Method announce a free trial of his self treatment for rupture at the Colonial Hotel in Hagerstown Maryland on Saturday November 11. The event promises a complete demonstration without cost and aims to end reliance on trusses by showing how the rupture can be controlled restored and held in place enabling sufferers to work any job.
Fifty couples started the first Walkathon marathon here with over 3000 admissions by 10 PM. The event featured entertainers like Jimmie Gable and Mickey Thayer, with Bob Russel's Orchestra supplying music. Participants came from afar, including the Masked Alaska pair. Fifteen local couples entered, tests begin at 1 AM, with 15 minute rest periods hourly. Officials note massages, nursing staff, trainer, and chiropodist support. contestants examined daily by local physician. Some entrants to be eliminated during varied obstacles as the event progresses.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent cold remedy. It promises rapid relief from coughs and colds with seven modern science backed ingredients, asserts no narcotics, and guarantees money back on the spot if relief isn’t achieved.
George Cukor and David Selznick, twin looks spark jokes at parties. Janet McGrew, a longtime New Yorker, reveals a dramatic nose job and Hollywood ambitions. Mae West’s No Angel closes tomorrow as public buzz rises on fan dances and star power.
Springfield reports new car registrations in Illinois rose sharply in October, increasing by 146 percent over the same month in 1932. The surge reflects a strong postwar rebound as buyers flock to dealerships statewide.
The Maryland brings Footlight Parade, a Warner musical hit legendary for its star cast and song lineup, to Hagerstown with a gala midnight preview at 12:01 A. M. The pageant features 20 stars and 300 of the world’s most beautiful girls plus six new songs.
The sixth chapter of the Buster Crabbe serial Tarzan the Fearless is at Henry's Theatre today and tomorrow, added to the Will Rogers program in Doctor Bull for the weekend. Voodoo Vengeance shows native jungle rampage as Doctor Bull completes a sensational week. Tim McCoy stars at the Colonial in Police Car 17 with Evalyn Knapp and others. his horse does not appear as a car is used. The eighth episode continues?
Washington reports iron and steel scrap exports markedly increased in the first nine months, totaling three million dollars. About three quarters of shipments went to Japan according to the Department of Commerce. Buck Jones serials and Ghost City referenced in the text.
The public is returning to liquid laxatives as a trusted remedy. Dr Caldwell cites long experience with mothers and babies and his record of nearly three thousand births without the loss of mother or child, promising complete confidence in the preparation for safe, comfortable bowel movements.
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