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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
5
A broad stream of social mentions lists numerous residents and visitors from Atlantic City to Waynesboro, noting travels, visits, and extended trips. Highlights include upcoming trips to Atlantic City, Philadelphia, and Chicago and social engagements among families in Boonsboro, Shepherdstown, Martinsburg, and surrounding towns.
Nonsensical OCR fragment references a sheriff and a company at the academy with unclear events. Readable facts point to a local designation and a planned power event tomorrow described as a convincing play, but details are garbled and names do not form coherent entities.
International and regional results mix with postponed games and unclear lineups as Sporting Everts prepares for a Saturday matinee. Milwaukee and New York appear in standings with Chicago and Philadelphia note scattered scores.
A crowd from Smita coveyed an oul to Willamsport then to Mle Pant. notable attendees included Prof Davies and wife A Mb Cowrjoux and wife Miss Havel and Moy Shute. The party traveled by straw vide, admired wildflowers, and visited Old Fort Bredodets with many Fouy Locks Tachwis and local feasting before returning.
A fragmentary report mentions a patient from Westminster town, with references to hospital stay and a person named Thomas, plus several unclear names and places. Details are obscured, but the piece alludes to a medical or care event and related individuals.
A report notes a man was shot and taken from the hospital to a local location. Investigators describe the incident as a possible early morning event with a suspect detained near a mountain site and a hospital transfer to a nearby facility for evaluation.
A fragmentary news item recounts multiple weddings and licenses including names such as Campbell, Hertha Sulflutturbneds, Verlin, Jonson CH, and Mier, noted at various locations with Reverend JW officiating. Scattered text mentions Harriage Licenses and Shippensburg, reflecting a rural community notices page with incomplete lines and garbled OCR.
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A fragmented advertisement lists law mowers, frame pictures, and tools from Shaffer & Faber and Rudy & Merve. It promotes furnishings, vehicles, farm equipment, paints, and ice cream freezers, with various brands and prices. The jumble mentions Pioneer Children’s Vehicles, porch swings, and lawn and hardware items as part of an advance fall exhibit.
Euphomia Ohio reader Miss LANADELIA Stewart details a decades long struggle with illness starting at 16, relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and a renewed life as a maternity nurse after menopause. She credits the remedy with restoring health, enabling self support, and improving quality of life.
A fragile, garbled report recounts Liszt vowing to quit smoking during a journey, his valet recording days and charges. Milan trip and offers of freedom wig are noted, with authorities claiming mixed truth. Crickets appear in a separate Notes and Queries item about hearth guests and superstition in English households.
A fragmentary tale describes wealthy districts and glittering jewels in a city market. It mentions a woman seeking a page boy, a text post bottle, and a curious array of names and phrases, hinting at a wider narrative about society and desire.
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