23 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1915
Page
1
The passage lists scattered items including a Philadelphia ad seeking donations for shut-ins, a Chicago judge's stance on a child’s $6000 annual income, Horace Fletcher on chewing habits, and a dubious note on the word jitney. It also reflects postwar sermons, crime literature critiques, the death of Frank James, and a governor's land monopoly discussions in Texas.
Fragmented text describes a medical or health related matter with unclear details. It mentions a formant and implications for a person named Aamna ARAN and possible references to a health condition. The readable portion references a date or event around 31 and a spore or eat DO.
A long discussion on stomach troubles attributes most indigestion to excess acidity and fermentation. It endorses pure bismagnesia as an antacid and critiques land tax policy proposals in Texas, linking land use to prices and taxation. The piece also covers Washington County High School’s Washington’s Birthday program and a Lone Star veterans event, plus a traffic delay near Vallimore affecting westbound trains.
Fragmentary report tracing the Washington family line from Colonel John Augustine Washington to Major William Augustine Washington and beyond. It notes a hereditary role as representative of George Washington in America, with mentions of Mary Gall, Jane Washington, and related descendants in Virginia and Westmoreland, including connections to U.S. Congress and local commissions.
A Hagastown Chair Society event invites members to attend a rehearsal this evening at TAN o clock in their rooms over Stiet B Storn. The main rehearsal will begin promptly at o clock with a full session to follow.
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