21 Oct 1926
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1926
Page
1
Social and personal notices list residents visiting relatives and returning home from trips, plus birthdays and a marriage licenses roundup. Names include Mvenlige Mall, Edgar Grove, G. M. Moore, Irene Albert, Regina Tanner, H. E. Seiler, Rob Pagel, Jillus Nagy, Alma Nagy, George Mitnick, Walter Minick, and others with places such as Washington Street, Roanoke, and New Brunswick.
Spanish American War Veterans of Hagerstown and vicinity held a season’s peak dinner and entertainment at the Grand Avena of the Republic Hall last night with about a hundred guests. Major J. G. Deron and Captain George L. Wisher spoke. entertainment by Misa Mildrnd Alexander and Miss Ruth Starder with songs and dances, and recitations by Mrs. A. Temysy and Harry Keow.
An insurance man at 5 Lt Murabte Street Richmond promotes a tonic named Tanlee as a health aid. He claims after a hospital stay it revived his strength and helped many friends with similar results. The ads tout Tanlee as a root and herb remedy for constipation liver sluggishness stomach upset and general strength building.
A long fragmentary news item discusses a Ukrainian chorus tour in the United States and South America, highlighting the blending of North American songs in their program. It notes soloist Poliakof and a concert on October 28 at St. Tom’s Auditorium, with ticket sales at Stiegl’s. It also mentions Rotary talks and an engagement announcement for Anna Elizabeth Momtrish to Raymond Emerson Stukey.
Miss Dora Hilton, famed dramatic soprano known as the Girl with the Golden Voice, appears with Roy D. Smith's Royal Seated Highlanders' Band in a one day amusement at The Armory on Monday October 25. Hilton has achieved success in Canada and the United States and is noted for a luminous soprano tone and a celebrated stage presence.
A historic note celebrates the tomato from its early discovery by Spanish explorers to its rise as a staple in Europe and Holland. The article then offers two vintage recipes: a vegetable cocktail using canned tomatoes and a cream of tomato with cheese, detailing ingredients and steps with measurements and cautions.
A satirical piece argues travel is not mere status but a natural urge from childhood. It contrasts modern fashion with genuine desire to explore. The author rails at travel snobbery and praises travel’s uplifting, yet warns against obnoxious behavior on the road while admiring mystery and discovery.
Tenney of Miflerspring received praise for her readings before a 400 person audience at the Little Theater. She is a National School of Philadelphia trained teacher of dramatic art at Kee Mar Cottage and performed One Hundred Details from a comedy as well as a description of a play. Critics lauded her portrayal and control of tense moments. She appears in York at the Ladies Night dinner and will read from Little Plays of St Francis of Assisi at the Catholic Women's Club on January 26, 1927.
The Women’s Club hosts a card party next Tuesday at 9:30 pm in Glu Hall chaired by Mrs. Panghorn with Dre. O Morris and Edward Duchray in charge. A children’s dance class first lesson airs tomorrow night at Chihe auditorium led by Mrs. Fred Wright. The Anne Kneisel Slelng Quartet performs tonight. About 600 Hornell High students strike to protest football ban. Cheerful Belpers Class of First Baptist savors an enjoyable Tuesday outing.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a list of individuals and brands with garbled spellings. Names such as Mlutea Nhwiehe Kiankoth Adin Moredne Hollenberger Lor Reed Mayale Printer Poxgy and others appear alongside improvised descriptors.
A vintage home remedy advertisement urges mothers to use Musterole for a wide range of ailments from sore throats to bronchitis and colds. It promotes a baby friendly version and claims relief for adults and children, suggesting a jar should be kept on hand for fevers, pains, and respiratory issues.
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