02 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1912
Page
1
Frantic mothers seek relief for children's eczema and itching. An ad touts Saxo Salve as a remedy for skin diseases including eczema, ringworm, and dry rash with claims of rapid improvement. Also advertised are furniture, lawn mowers, fences, and hardware items with sale prices and local merchant names.
Fragmented obituary notices list Joafah Stouffer Stouffer aged died after indigestion at 2:00 p.m. at 147 G Franklin Street. Survived by widow children William and Fred, four daughters and other relatives. Also James David died after six weeks illness aged 42 at his Haltimars home. Survived by widow and brothers with funeral plans in Williamsport. James Sucke died of tonsillitis aged eighteen months in Williamsport. Funeral Saturday at 8 from the house with Rev. Wy Hutstory officiating at Riverview Cemetery.
Two scenes of activity at Canal Tawags Company boat yard Cumberland as newly metalled machinery is tested for the first time. Electric hoist and induction motor powered by town power operate to launch and move boats previously done by hand. The 1200 rova unit is highlighted amid broader notes of local events and a Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention in Reinorevil.
Georgia Governor Hoowy vetoes the measure banning a specific ingredient linked to whiskey production, accusing lawmakers of exploiting the issue to enforce liquor laws. A new pipe organ by M. Z. Moller, costing 1000, is installed at Avetulta Villa Reform Church and will be dedicated Sunday at 7 40 p m with proceeds benefiting the church.
In a confusing scene a group of frightened men chased a figure after mistaking a noise for a threat. A man named Helmel fell during the scramble and was found later with a stray animal nearby. witnesses reported hearing a commotion but details are unclear and the event remains unsettled.
In an official notice from ANE KLINE, secretary, important matters are outlined for Monday. Details are fragmented but indicate a formal agenda and actions required by Blue Wdge Counkive.
The upcoming event organized by the WH Homeport Tournament Association will be held Saturday August 1 in Williamsport. Gates open at 9 o clock with a display by horse and pony show bands, ponies and horses judged for prizes including a F150. Surrounding features include Lago Walt, dancing, and a variety show with acts and vaudeville. Committee members include NLtt Down, LC Taylor and G L Essig, with Mapleville Garnet Unit and local officials ensuring daylong programme. The academy presents motion pictures including A Nautlontiy Par Te uw bung exhibit, The Thief, and a vaudeville lineup by Adams & Gavilson among others.
A local notice advertises a 40-foot lot sale priced to attract buyers. The brief teaser hints at a fast sale with limited availability and emphasizes a quick, decisive purchase opportunity.
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