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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1913

Page

2

Informal Gift Sparks Wedding Suspicions and Plans

Miss Martindale reads of Schuyler Van Horn and Helen Startin­edale’s wedding date in the morning paper. An unexpected parcel addressed to Miss Martindale prompts Dick Owens to imagine a future with her, while a wary Mr. Martindale and a meddling rival seek to shape the match.

Schuyler van Horn Helen Startinedale St. James’ Church Schuyler Martindate Dick Oweng Ake Sania Tlio Owens Va Stern Mr. Owens Miss Martindale Miss Marthndale Necortain Martin Weakean Migg Martindale Mr Winkeop Toles Owens Miss Marthitihs Jove Mr. Martindale Marcel Marthidale Ter Rue Herd Sue Mlet Caran Mr. Ohwens Helen Mr. Nod Mes Jorepl J. Ward Mr. Orwens Martindale Martie- Agte Dick Owens

Mice Overrun French Cantons Devastation Told

Reports detail devastating plague of field mice in France from Alsace to several departments. Estimates cite millions of mice, with one canton in 22 outbreak showing 1,570,000 slain, 3 other cantons suffering heavy losses. French plan to spread a bacterial disease among mice via a preparation is noted.

France Kul Alsace Wittiin Poland

Harsh Bits and Lightness in Ancient Harness

Fragmentary discussion traces the shift from heavy ornate harness to lighter, simpler gear in ancient horsemanship. The text notes early riders used no bit or stirrup, with control via hand and leg, then laments later bring heavy leather and showy fittings, while some enlightened owners favor lighter, functional gear. A tangential quote from New Yorkings reflects aboard harness debates.

Ashow Thash Hales

Royal Trains Parade Through Crowded Station

Report describes a royal procession where guards march along the platform as the sovereign's journey begins. People watch in mixed reactions and laughter greets the soldiers and officials amid a display of uniforms and ceremony.

Betne Devin Athenla Call Mall Gazette

Why Waste Words in a Fractured Message

A fragmented excerpt shows corrupted dialogue and garbled phrases. It reads like stray interjections and misplaced names from an overheard conversation, yielding little coherent context beyond a sense of confusion or miscommunication.

An Ancient Phrase on Birds and Hints of a Mystery

A fragmented text presents garbled quotes about a bird believed extinct and unclear dialogue from an unnamed speaker. The style mimics puzzle-like dialogue and odd diction, suggesting a cryptic, literary fragment rather than a clear news item.

Cunning Visitor Traps Signal Tower Intruder

An ex railroad man recalls guiding a curious visitor through railway signal levers at a block tower near a gravel pit. The man tests the visitor’s intent while explaining how the system directs trains to tracks and the risks of aiding robbers. The encounter ends with the intruder fleeing and no confrontation.

Koaders Expresa U API Tralna Mar Makhis

Freed From The Cut Following Defective Commitments

Judge Heuteler in the Superior Court freed William C. Clarence and Charles A. Dunn on defective commitments after they had been jailed without knowledge of their trial status. Juris Veuller ruled Charles Misra of Brunswick lacking proper jurisdiction. Fourteen prisoners were released this week for similar technical errors.

Heir Releasa Heuteler Wiliam C. Clarency Charles A. Dunn Jurgs Veuller Maglatte Charles Misra Brunswick

Good Harnese and Mariieas Trade Pitch at Emment Handward Co

A fragmented notice touts a well equipped factory offering the Seat of value and a mavibe of Har tevea nets at Emmert Handward Co, signaling a commercial pitch to buyers.

Harteva Emmert Handward CO

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