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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
6
Fragmented clipping reports political turmoil and violent rhetoric around a premier with calls for removal. Mentions Sam, Lee Sommers, and an aviator missing in London amid conflicting phrases and garbled OCR.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a bowling league with entries involving joint Presbyterian and Reformed groups, Dan y Yratanit Towing, Tecietan, and Tall Cedars. Mentions of Magers town of Dalaran and Kettoni Hieerstuwa Faye Ute Mare appear as stray place or person tokens in unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Nath Jonathan street Cleveland Grien and Mys dubia with tied records and a Mamillan Is pee of property. Details are unreadable but indicate a legal or property related item about a specific location and persons.
Reports from Southern Norway cite repeated tremors over the past two weeks with strong ground vibrations and seismic noises. Deep fissures have opened in multiple areas, prompting investigations by local authorities and geology experts.
Deaths include Margaret Keller 88, longtime resident, Presbyterian member. Burial Friday at 2 o clock. Also Clifton Bytor, engineer on Western Maryland line, died after appendix operation in Baltimore hospital. Sentencing of Cliftan Bytor in Juvenile Court due today. Volcano Etna active with expected eruptions per observers. Fever card for Mrs Adelmonta Michael.
Engine-room crew showed valor as fire raged around them saving all aboard the coastal steamer Tirad’Orgelly. Passengers and crew landed safely before the vessel broke near shore as the team faced death with duty and discipline. Market prices in the morning list eggs 5 6 cents per dozen and carrots 2d per box among other items.
Grain openings report from Baltimore on February 6 shows spot prices for No 2 red winter and No 2 white winter with bids near 2.12 per bushel, and rye values noted in the spot market.
A brief fragment notes a Hagerstown moment titled Local Quotations with a Fab 5 reference and a time code 2132.13 Lorn-200. The readable bits mention a scene and local shorthand indicating a short, possibly archival, item from the newspaper page.
A garbled text fragment discusses piles and relief methods, mentioning prolonged suffering and unclear claims about a remedy. The passage reads as a jumbled advisory or promotional note with limited readable specifics and no verifiable details.
Denver report outlines Klan opposition to Judge Lindsey, backing of Royal Graham for county judge, and two legal maneuvers to oust him. Plans include post election challenges and abolition of the juvenile court, shifting cases to the district court. Lindsey warns the court’s removal would empower the Klan to pry into private affairs.
The Old Outerbridge Horsey distillery, once a landmark for decades, is being dismantled. Buildings and equipment were bought by Daltimora wrecking, with completion in about two months. The plant includes twelve structures and six bonded warehouses. prices quoted for old stock ranged from 0.50 to 1.10 per quart. A government plant removal followed raids that seized whisky cargoes and sent liquor to Baltimore.
A premature explosion at Camp 63 of the Southern California Edition Company in the Sierra region, about 100 miles from the city, killed four men and badly injured another. The incident prompted immediate investigation by local authorities.
Democrats in Maryland paid tribute to Senator Wade, with remarks from Senator Curran and others praising his influence in the state legislature. The speakers highlighted Wade’s leadership, integrity, and role in shaping Democratic policy, urging harmony and inclusivity within the party.
A letter from H W Webb of Quincy mentions a severe night cough and trial of many remedies. The testimonial promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a non opiate remedy safe for children, claiming it relieved coughing and aided sleep.
Cambridge notes speculate on succession after RoWrt Flaher resigns as Harvard football coach. Major Charles Daly emerges as a possible new head coach. local figures praise Wade and Democratic figures, with remarks on politics, loyalty, and community events.
The entertainment committee of the Ofl oad Encampment FB arranged a special program including vaudeville features for the social session to follow the regular meeting tonight at the Odd Fellows Temple.
Governor Ritchie says he is not a candidate for the Senate or any other office and will focus on his current duties. He notes recent remarks could be misread and clarifies he cannot say now if he will seek future office, stressing time to decide next year. Also reports include an operation for L. P. Kront, a hospital birth announcements, a building permit, and an ad for "The Woman of Paris."
A sensational patent medicine ad promises permanent relief from rheumatism and gout. Druggists in Rochester and Wargham's City Pharmacy are listed as authorized agents, with free pamphlets offered to inquirers and a money-back guarantee if results lack.
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