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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1912
Page
3
A dense OCR fragment lists multiple furnace and mineral prices with item names and amounts such as Hine, Poca, and Nak. The text includes numeric prices like 50, 495, 4.50, 6.60, 5.75 and 3.00, and references places Geo CA ot H. Blg Veln.
An old advertisement touts Mother’s Friend as a remedy for pregnancy, claiming to ease labor and speed recovery. It promotes a product sold by DRADFIELD REGULATOR at 66 Athuate, with assurances of helpful guidance and comfort for mothers.
In Antietam Armory, the Hagerstown court show announced winners from nearly 1000 entrants. Prizes were awarded to Clayton Howard George Morris Samuel Rowe Duvilee Pigeon Feigley Youd Good W Snyder G Knepper Latedi W Heybert Zeigler and many others including J Banaga A Boenhart Feigley Zehitr Seminger Garver Taylor and Reynolds.
The body of Mrs. Sarah Johnson, who died of pneumonia with Miss Mary Scott, reveals a bag containing 35004 in each and three gold watches. Scott’s effects show bank deposits. They arrived two weeks ago, lived in adjacent rooms, shared meals but kept separate belongings. Bills were divided.
chaotic clipping reports Cleveland youths and girls arguing over dances at the Colonial Club New Year event with accusations of turkey trotting. other items note housekeepers nationwide celebrating amid government rules and a wax records sale with heavy discounts on stock.
A late 19th or early 20th century account recalls canal boat life including feeding stock from towpath corn rows, bargeman routines, irregular meals, free garden produce, and shared fires. Boat families endured seasonal work, shelter, and occasional dangers, with eminent domain rights noted and a fragile social code amid vivid anecdotes.
A fragmentary 19th century style notice mixes religious timing with local entertainment. It notes Lent beginning earlier this winter on February 12 and the 40 day period as a unique shorter season. It highlights John D McKeown and Byng and Company presenting at the Academy with feats like fire eating and a spy of shows by Nagyiya and Jae Tray.
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