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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
2
A jumbled newspaper page details meetings and elections, a swindle case involving Ty WW and a merchant crew, and a Georgia driveout of Black residents. It also notes prison finances, theatre announcements, and various sales pitches with scattered local names and places.
A memo from Pho Hagerstown describes the Re g s Club being organized by community members in the town. It lists officers elected including president Gy Malti Baylor and second vice president Robert Cot. The piece notes social visits and local gatherings with a focus on club duties and neighborhood ties.
A readable fragment describes evening gowns with trim details such as purple or bright red velvet, long trains, and ornate embellishments. It notes hats with plumes and mentions three quarter lengths of velvet, reflecting fashion notes from a past society page.
A garbled OCR passage describes a domestic quarrel over a husband for months and mentions sleds, skates, and a parade of names. The text references a congregation, payments, and claims about wages and goods like sleds and toboggans, with unclear attributions to Samuel Emment and Slade.
A fragmented death and funeral notice compilation details multiple individuals with varied local ties. Names include Harbaugh, Kealtzon, Newcomer, Swith, Blogher, and Kershauer among others, with ages, birthplaces, and burial plans noted. The column cites homes, churches, and cemeteries across towns, listing survivors, widows, and service times, continuing into remembrance messages and family thanks.
A garbled notice urges readers seeking transfers to act promptly and seek value. It cites a “Fidally Btorege Trandapieay” and hints at a service center offering rapid handling and dependable storage options, though details are unclear due to text corruption.
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