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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
8
A new hog cholera case is reported in the Dry Run area and appears to be spreading to the premises of Sylvester Shoemaker. The situation is described as serious with potential impact on local hog operations and nearby farms.
Tom Mix stars in The Lucky Horsestine a three day Western at the Academy Theatre. Julia Dove with Ann Pennington and others support in a Don Juan dream sequence. G Blystone directs with a vaudeville mix of songs comedy and musical acts.
The Coronial theatre reports record attendances for Ten Commandments as crowds gather over the past three days to witness the production. Four showings are listed today with notable performers including Gloria Swanson in The Coast of Polly and Aerohd Clay in Freshman.
The Palace Theatre presents two acclaimed features, their last showings including A Merry and Rowland portrait and a Franco-Prussian War era tale. star Murtee Belkimy earns praise for her expressive performance. Also featured is The Clan Rider with AL Wilson, plus the Brest Baseball Serial Play Ball and a Larry Lemon Comedy.
A driver in Preston? county is fined $200 and sentenced to 30 days in jail for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. The incident on West Second Street resulted in a collision injuring George A. Paisley. Justice and city officials oversee the case amid a blend of local notices and a serialized fiction tease about Sandy.
Washington County authorities begin construction on a new orphanage in Sta Mar district. Peter Gray, local contractor, will oversee the foundation work with Wednesday training sessions for crews. The building aims for a deep, sturdy foundation and will be financed by local funds.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat chronic fatigue by boosting iron in the blood. It contrasts ordinary fatigue with chronic fatigue and promotes organic iron supplements as safe and rapidly revitalizing, claiming two weeks of use yields noticeable strength and endurance with a money back guarantee.
The readable fragments describe a project involving a farm administration building and a contractor named Cha, with unclear details and corrupted wording. The text hints at construction work, dates in April, and a misspelled firm and architect, but specifics are obscured.
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