13 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads a surreal, incomplete poem-like note about toilet perfection and garden imagery. It mentions a collie, flowers, and obscure phrases with references to wacky furnishings and colors, lacking coherent narrative or dates. The piece appears as decorative text rather than a news item.
Fragmented OCR lists train connections from Roanoke to Winston Salem Charlotte Knoxville Chattanooga and Philadelphia with intermediate stops like Bristol Norton P.ocahontas and Hagerstown. Rates and intermediate service details offered by agents W. M. Wooll and EVILG Bragg with Roanoke, Virginia origins.
A public sale is scheduled in Croat' of the Gonet Hoos on Tuesday April 19 1910 between 1 and 6 pm. The listing details numerous parcels and improvements including houses with multiple rooms, cisterns, and outbuildings on streets such as North Jonathan Belial Church and Jonathan avenues. Bidders may bid on individual lots or the whole, with titles and terms governed by the executor Alexander Armstrong and the county commissioners.
Fragmented railway timetable and public notices detail daily trains between Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other points with partial times and routes. Also includes a local auction of farm equipment, real estate, and assorted goods with pricing hints and sale details.
A garbled OCR snippet presents mixed phonetic fragments and names, including references to Velvay Bint, whe pee comditass, and JULIO CHOLLI, with unclear context. The unreadable content appears as a disrupted dialogue or description lacking coherent events or identifiable entities.
Natty frills and fabrics dominate the media world with new colors and trims for evening gowns and dresses. The piece notes decorative brocade and damask effects, high and low necklines, and sheer materials for young girls, alongside a court report detailing Dan Gray of Burnett facing a penitentiary sentence for a crime involving Lilian Willlaw.
In an Easter morning tale Captain Ned Colling plans one last voyage before settling on a farm with his wife Mrs Gollina and children. A long voyage ends with a shipwreck and a perilous search, but a twist of fate brings the father back as the family clings to faith and hope amid bereavement and longing.
A parliamentary furor in New York over Theodore Roosevelt’s statement on marriages under four children prompts sharp responses from Mrs Isaac L Mee and others. Mrs Townsend and Mrs Elliott Fish attack or defend the idea, urging restraint and state protection while criticizing the notion as extreme and foolish.
The article details a fungal blight affecting rabbits and trees, with white cottontails dying and woodland vegetation damaged. It notes timber varieties under threat and mentions a Carnegie Trust-related antitrust context alongside large corporate debts and indictments in New York. Names such as Carnegie and Trustees appear, underscoring the era's legal and financial tensions.
Ragged clipping reports a hoard found worth $46 000 in coins and notes after rats ate $2 000 of the notes. It notes the wealth was not previously known and mentions Republican praise for Bryan in a political snippet. The piece combines a treasure discovery with a brief political aside and an unrelated business line.
Arumbaugh, Bebuele superintendent under Dr Brownaugh, is seriously ill at home after prior injury that led to a leave for Atlantic City. A grave in Springford County yields disinterred bones including two skulls, two leg bones, fragments, and a coffin lining, found around a five to six inch shaft, believed to date from a Mitily Elizabeth Zon’s burial several years ago.
Public sale of Lot No. 1 in a described tract in Washington County near Hagerstown proceeds from the estate of Albert Tate with parcels including dwelling and outbuildings. The sale occurs at the courthouse in Hagerstown with bids at cash or deferred payments, and heirs Tachi Al Areyn and Mary Og named as executors.
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