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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
3
A half incomprehensible scene shows a waiter bombarded by a confused passenger’s order while a chaotic crowd fills a railcar car house. The exchange spirals into shouted demands for headlines, mystery phrases, and a jumble of groceries and drinks as the crowd react to the confusion.
An obituary style notice reports the death of a rose expert described as the perfector of American beauty, amid mentions of garden supervisors and a prison scene. The fragmented text references Washupton and August 11, with unclear details about a broader event involving boys, gardens, and possible legal action.
A dubious passage claims a Rochester resident was saved from dire straits by an unspecified remedy. The letter format and names appear altered, with references to Dr Kimor Co and a promotional tone for a tonic. The piece resembles an old advertisement embedded in a cut public notice.
A fragment discusses how bright colors affect mood and behavior, noting white collars reduce glare while dark tones imply crime. It mentions walls, lighting, and specific hues like white, yellow, orange, green, and brown as affecting perception, with cautions about red and black.
In New York a morning clash near a restaurant led to a tense shootout between police and the courts. Authorities moved to arrest diners and others, with magistrates issuing warrants as police prepared for action at the court.
A chaotic report centers on Frank’s statements denying accusations in a sensational, fragmented item. Details reference a widow, cemetery proceedings, and a courtroom or public dispute over a will and burial matters, with mentions of Myre and Har Sinat Can tory.
A Chilean widow named Mala de Dia Poniviied by her husband’s death travels to New York and plans burial ashore in Valparaiso, Chili. The narrative depicts her voyage, a surgeon’s caution, and the widow’s insistence on completing the burial journey despite sea peril.
The report covers contempt proceedings involving Reynolds Blanisses and associates in West Virginia, with attorney presentations and dismissals. Juror participation, court actions, and references to subsequent meetings and events are noted, along with unrelated items on a laxative advert and a Martinsburg fair segment.
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