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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
8
Fragmentary notice reports a call for formal talks between two labor unions amid ongoing labor disputes. Readable phrases reference bargaining sessions and union representatives, but specifics such as union names or dates are unclear in the text.
Fragmented lines describe a health issue affecting many households with partial text indicating continuation from an earlier page. The readable portions reference a widespread illness or condition and hint at discussion or data presented on page four.
No coherent facts remain in readable text. The fragment discusses coughing at night and warns of danger from infection, mentioning a medical check and symptoms. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are clearly readable from the source.
A Countian tried to free horses trapped in mire when a farm accident led to a fatal trampling. Witnesses describe bystanders pulling at bridles and attempting rescue as the injured man succumbed near Allegan. The event occurred as horses wandered into foul terrain, with bystanders aiding the effort amidst the danger.
Fragmented OCR notes show resumed hearings with unclear names and details. The text mentions names like Perkins and Jones in disjointed phrases, suggesting a political or legal proceeding with testimonies or contrasts but lacking coherent context or outcomes.
A fragmented report notes Dawes Plan installments expected for Canada. The item mentions patronage, dates in May and June, and references several mixed terms and places, indicating a distant economic context without clear specifics.
A damaged text fragment reports a boy who extolled Lenin gaining fame amid praise and public attention. The article mentions widespread reactions and notes on his influence, with references to international readers and cultural responses.
Debaa Yat Sen and SL Chia Wie appear in deteriorating health as their efforts to reach an accord wane while attending proceedings. The timeline and exact outcomes remain unclear, with observers noting the speaker’s weakening condition.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a miracle tonic for hair. It promises immediate eye catching shine, fuller look, and reduced shedding, claiming thicker, longer hair with daily use. The upbeat tone urges readers to buy the product at local drugstores or toilet goods counters.
A rough outline shows Ritchie urging state control over future Susquehanna hydro project rights. He calls for state property resolutions, contract regulation, and power distribution planning while seeking cooperation with the power company before final approvals.
Fragmentary testimony recounts a tangled rooming house case involving Rosa Turner and Laura Sines alias Beasice Yarex with concerns over a grant jury, a theater outing, and a menacing sequence at a mill. A one-year-old, Kirend Li, survived being hurled through a wall by a revolving belt in the Webster Grist Mill.
Grand opening announced for Brodies at 64 W. Waslington St. in City Market. J Golden manages the new shop offering men women and children clothing with a full line of styles. Special trip by Hradie to Hagerstawa to promote in person. Watch for further notices in papers.
The report details profitable rum running with shipments in the ranges of 2,000,000 cases moving to U S stores. It notes a 20 per case margin over cost, totaling about 56 million dollars in profits without legal risk due to maritime law protections. The operation spans vans to shore delivery at 104 dollars per case and highlights dangers and varying street prices and profits across routes.
Election items report Williams county race with Percy Murray and Tira Minger vying for commissioner. Officials appointed a collation judge and William Leantyer to oversee the vote. Market notes show fluctuating stocks in York and Chicago grain futures with wheat and corn futures steady to higher.
Notice lists a village fair at Beaver Creek with a benefit program and main events on a Saturday evening in February. Names Dorsey Bros. store and local organizers appear among minimal readable details.
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