11 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
1
A graphic fragment recounts a poor man posing amid rich garments, a rich man offering a job with conditions and charity of six suits sent to Salvation Army, and a pay of two dollars for an evening’s work. It blends street slang with a look at class at the fringes of urban life.
A garbled note discusses Iapan musicians blending koto and koklu with violin, claiming a long portu geese migration 300 years ago. It mentions a famous trio name, Western ties, and a reference to Washington and a Virginia strike probe. A obituary references Dilvaiedte Williams, aged 95, and details about merchants and a bank.
A long running Lutheran church dispute in Middletown Valley culminated in a two day court at Angdtry after more than 50 witnesses testified. The controversy led to resignations of key leaders and a split within the congregation as differing factions fought over control of the church council and finances.
A damaged report describes a wireless station operated by Geo. C. Whotarick Jr of Middletown that was severely wrecked by a violent wind. Debris from the home of his father was hurled about a hundred feet, destroying equipment and halting transmissions from New Orleans to the Navy Yard at Washington, with the Hulltown station aiding in recovery.
Fragmentary ad text notes a supposed guarantee and pricing, mentioning Orling Habit and Orrin costs. It references a booklet and several druggists and agents in a period voice, with miscellaneous names and locations like Washington, D.C., Williamaport Pike, and local firms.
An unreadable OCR segment mentions a person described as a native of a place, titled as a wife and head of a household. The text references local prominence and connections to various names, but critical details and clarity are missing due to corruption.
Manager Nese Kent of the Chonga Brock Company announces the company's next Monday evening program at the Academy of Ammele. The popular comedy drama Bivian, recently staged in New York by Houriett and Crossquin at high prices, will be produced here for the first time without alterations after securing a large royalty. The original play had over two hundred performances at Woollwick's Theatre in New York.
Deputy T. T. Mc Cone of the Fraternal Myatlo Cirela presided at installation exercises with Ruler Geo. H. H. Genny sonny Crilian A. Miller pant rider, Ww. Rontmyer chaplain, Min. 4 Reknolds warden, Vowel Dixon, quad Margaret A Reard xenivy Anon CG Nyeus J. Frank Ronaner Geo. Wy Frid tiger and WA McCune. After the installation refreshments were served and two new members were elected.
A damaged OCR fragment records suicides of Clyde Stayer in Wewoivie and Brederick A. Soberheimer Jr in a Philadelphia hotel. It mentions associates, railroad employees, a grocery store incident, and a Turkey Dinner event. Also references local businesses and hospital/pharmacy notices.
A damaged report describes engine and hydrant tests detailing nozzle sizes, water flow rates, and pressures. It lists test stages with figures for gallons per minute, pounds per square inch, and observed engine performance, indicating intended fire supply capacity and hydrant effectiveness.
The annual report of Beroot Su purbloden outlines Samuel Johnendi as an instedmt attending a mayoral meeting. It lists city expenses by ward totaling 61,407.85 with ward 2 430541 and ward 4 8,187. The total cost of the Mavelt Teun with extract lamp is over 2,600. There were 19 arrests for fly law violations and 212 county-wide charges resulting in 4,560 in fines. The note urges members to meet for church service and mentions local agents Bower & Davis and various ads for storage, transfers, and winter bill services.
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