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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1913
Page
3
Local notices recount visitors and travel in and around Williamsport and Chariton with mentions of Mr and Mrs Jacob Weoty, W Culp, and Frederick Tetors. Several town residents travel to Virginia and Halilntor share family visits, reunions, and hospitality, highlighting postwar community ties and local social life.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Boreen Doore H. D. McKEN and a fountain pea event with a distant dotter. Readable details are sparse. no clear date, place, or organization is discernible.
A period of wedding notices shows multiple couples married this morning at church parsonages and other venues. Names include Williame Dixon and Gertrude Adele Mixon of Philadelphia, Moore-Krotzer and Mabel E. Kretzer, Alydn B. Avhion and Hoth A. fennit, and more. The article mentions Ralph McGuire leaving Harmon Insurance for a position in Philadelphia, and Mrs Leysbath and Miller traveling to London and Alexandria amid family connections.
A joyful watermelon party hosted at Mr and Mrs Yuamert Barnhart home in Waynesboro featured a performance by Mrs Barnhart and Miss Mabel Wiles from St Joseph's School. The event included the Stars of Notre Dame program and a school year opening in September with modern Catholic terms.
The notice lists upcoming Hagerstown versus Shepherdstown baseball at Morgan’s Grove on Bayt 4 with a strong crowd expected. It also reports International and National League results, including Orioles and Giants games, plus a rain postponed Boston and Philadelphia clash. An old fashioned barn dance at Mercerabars, hosted by President Irvine of Mercersburg Academy, drew Mrs Sno Fiory, Miss Marion, and Prof. Frank Stouffer, who notes that many old dances are fading but could be revived.
Ne Rover Whitaker and Mishill Ker Snyder from Martinshues, recently united, spent time in the city with Mrs Whitaker's sister Mrs Lawrence yesterday. A timber of the hayshot te unther and a serenade were shared, with the boys reciprocating PR Round Loot.
Readable ad for a local shop offering bowling, records, and water coolers. Mentions Victrola Records, Shaffer and Fate Water Coolers, and Pryor’s whiskey. Includes garbled street and business names with minor pricing notes.
A Plattsburg Missouri reader testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recover from nervous illness and digestive problems enabling a healthy baby. The letter claims the remedy saved a life and restored health, urging other women to seek advice from the Pinkham firm in Lynn Massachusetts.
A man identified as George O Reynolds travels to Baltimore to care for Oliver Vaughn, who suffers from a deep brain tumor and recent partial paralysis after quitting his free trade job months ago. The patient is in critical condition awaiting an operation, with city officials and a nurse named Henry Duis mentioned in connection to the case.
About twenty Youle People enjoyed a straw ride in a large four horse bus from the vicinity of St James. The group spent the evening with amusements and refreshments before returning home in the early morning hours.
Modest prices on children and infants garments and accessories. Advertises school dresses, ginghams, stockings, handkerchiefs, shoes, and belts with low prices and discounts. Includes figures like 10c, 25c, and up to $2.00 for various items.
Bargains in our great summer end sale offer cheap wallets dresses corsets fabrics lace curtains shawls and scarves plus luggage and travel items. Prices range from 10 to 95 cents for fabrics and 1.89 to 9.60 for items like bags and coats. Shop now for value during this seasonal sale.
Victor Stine, formerly bookkeeper for Thomas W. Pangborn Co, resigned and joined the receivers of the New York Central Iron Works. He has rejoined the renamed Pangborn Corporation, continuing work for the receivers until matters are settled, and will resume his former position Monday.
MUCh GHOLERA Vaneelat Jacques requests hog cholera serum from Maryland Agriculture Department. Dr. Wuekey reviews the request as the state struggles to meet hog cholera serum needs. Also, a large straw stack owned by T. Snyder at Kealvyinie burned last night, origin unknown but unlikely to endanger buildings. several notes mention local events and a Buick tour by Mr. Hinglhian and party.
Miss Doss J. Eyster, noted for amateur show productions, had two songs accepted by no musical publisher. She authored both the lyrics and music, reflecting her well known talent in the field.
Local ad lists kitchen cabinets at $20.00 for one week and $14.00 for a cabinet described as gold for F1GR. Another cabinet priced at $10.00 is advertised as good quality. Quick action urged with Abe Thom and windes mentioned in the store name.
Hand sprayers and So-Boedo touted as protection from torture of Moa and guaranteed to increase milk production. Schindel Rohrer & Co markets So-Boedo for dairy comfort and yields.
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