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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1924
Page
2
A stage excerpt from David Belasco's Tiger Rose hints at danger and romance as a forbidden love story unfolds. A young woman and an officer confront peril as a gunshot threat looms, set against a backdrop of suspense and a rough urban environment.
A powerful original photoplay titled The White Sin is offered at the Colomial Theatre. Harold Shanate, a former St. Louis band salesman, is credited as the writer with Madge Hella in the cast.
Fair week patrons enjoyed the Colonial amater night with a growing crowd. Prince Raja Matajah won first prize after escaping a rope bondage routine. Bebte Krélzer placed second with a brief dance piece, followed by Dorothy Williams and Little Fens Palmer. Irene Cook Flora Ridenour and Harry Conway also participated.
A health note warns eating rich foods strains kidneys by creating acids that overwork and clog the kidneys. It recommends drinking large amounts of water and taking four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days to flush and purify the kidneys and urinary system, advising medical checkups twice yearly.
Preston Hexo-Diallo shingles promise full roof coverage with multiple thicknesses. They resist heavy rains heat and snow, offering a lasting solution to damaged old shingles.
Richard Talmadge, famed stunt expert, will appear at the Palace Theatre tomorrow for two days in his latest photoplay American Manners. The romance and suspense filled serial features his daredevil action and thrilling stunts for moviegoers.
Rohrersville letters list Sunday visits by Mrs Homerhart of Hagerland and others. Guests include Mrs Ahalts Pavones, Mr Abert Tagenhart of Brunswick, Mr Brook, Mr and Mrs Okt M Paffenberger of Hagerstown, Mr and Mrs Jatin T Potten server, Mr and Mrs FLD Woltz and daughter Janet of Hagerstown, Mrs Thomas Highman of Burkitts ville, Mr Herry Higi wan, Mina Ediman Fogle and Raymond Cook of Frederick, plus May Rohrer recovering from typhoid fever and Minnie Miller of Washington visiting family.
An old advertisement touts Joint-Base a remedy for swollen inflamed joints. It claims quick relief for rheumatic pain and urges readers to ask at Warvham's City Pharmacy or nearby stores. The copy emphasizes rapid action and a simple rub-on tube to ease joint agony.
The funeral of Mr. J O Haynen of MUL Brook was conducted at the Central W B Church on Wednesday afternoon with Rev. W R Burkholder presiding, assisted by Revs Breubaker and Welder. Milas Elizabeth Potter of Keadynville visited relatives and returned home with Mrs Carroll Paftenberger for Philadelphia after several days.
An old advertisement claims two tablets every three hours prevent or relieve cold symptoms. The first dose allegedly provides relief, the second clears the urine and the third dissolves the cold. It touts safety, no quinine, and wide use with a price of thirty five cents.
Mr and Mrs John T Poffen berger are listed as parents in a brief local notice noting a family connection or event. The readable fragment confirms names and a family designation but lacks further details on purpose date or place.
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