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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
2
Yale Medical School researchers report a link between sunlight and cod liver oil as a potential cure area. Doctors describe sunlight's ultraviolet action absorbed through skin and cod liver oil entering the body via digestion, suggesting a shared therapeutic potential and future research horizons.
The Myrkle-Harper Company brings its 85th annual tour to Hagerstown and nearby areas with new scenery and stars. Opening Monday at 8:15 pm on The Joy Spenders, the troupe promises a popular run and a bargain matinee starting Tuesday at 2 30. Red Mack and the Capitol City Five headline the Maryland for fair week with a saucy revue, while Anita Stewart and Bert Lytell star in The Boomerang at the photoplay today. Schools plan to close for Fair Week with reduced hours and free admission for Children's Day.
Victor Seastrom's Metro Goldwyn Mayer film Confessions of a Queen based on Kings in Exile shows at the Colonial Theatre. Allen Terry plays the Trinceau Fredericka who travels to Holyria to wed King Christian and becomes queen amid exile. Lewis Stone as King Christian gives a convincing performance while John Bowers portrays Prince Alexei alongside Helena d Algy and others.
Residents report a fine string of fish after a Monday Potomac River outing by Samuel Menizer Danial Rowe Sheeman Eshleman and William Mar hangl The Ringgold area notes a buzzing town life with late week market activity school events and family gatherings including Waynesboro Waynes hard and Waynesboro district school house festival proceeds toward a piano fund local apple picking and a fall stroll with friends in Pikesville Maryland remarks on an injured worker walking with a cane and community events at the Sunday School and local gatherings
A herd of twenty cows owned by George J. Rodos was ordered culled after veterinary examination confirmed tuberculosis. Dr C F Poa oversaw the inquiry and recommended destruction to prevent spread, with efforts noting the affected herd’s poor condition and common signs of the disease observed during the inspection.
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