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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1916

Page

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Teuton Allies Attack Salonika In Major Offensive

Athens reports a large scale German Austrian Bulgarian common assault on Allied positions at Salonika begun Tuesday. British forces in the Duirun zone shelled all day Monday while Austrians push into Montenegro and shell Ant ward. Corfu island occupied by French troops with Greek protest, as Serbians may be moved toward the Albanian coast for safety and supply routes.

London Athens Rome Salonika Hmos Giornaleitolin Duirun Daily News Germany Monastir Glevgoell-Doiran Ententy Pole Carfu Han Grooch Greeva Corfi Vienna Busia Bagjak Cettingja Gulf of Ontiaroe Montenegro Cartu

Explosion destroys constable's home in Wilkes-Barre

Four in the family were hurt when dynamite exploded under the porch of Joseph Smith, a local constable. The blast followed letters threatening payment to a Black Hand society. A separate blaze at Park Pavilion in an era noted as a major loss caused by incendiary action.

Wilkes-Barre Dan Joseph Smith Old Porgo Smith Galila Diack Mainhora Ife

Manure Spreadara See Now Low Down Steel Krameo Mosic Sprgnaders at

A fragmented OCR item mentions Maumee and a party or event involving sprgnaders and sleighs with unclear names and context. readable words include manure spreadara and car lond sleighs.

Krameo Maumee Tardwail CO

Wealthy widow Elizabeth Mohr on trial for murder

Mrs. Elizabeth Mohr, a wealthy widow, faces trial on charges of killing her husband. Prosecutors allege a planned murder amid allegations of financial motive. Defense contends lack of direct evidence and claims alternate explanations for the husband’s death.

New Ley land Liner Huronian Struck by Torpedo

The New Ley land line steamship Huronian from Galveston, torpedoed December 29 off the Irish coast, was towed into port with unknown damage. She carried cotton, corn and wheat valued at over 1 million dollars. Built that year in Glasgow, the 475 foot ship measured 58 feet beam with 8634 tonnage and did not serve trans Atlantic routes.

New York New Leyland Line Galveston International Mercantile Marine Liverpool Glasgow Seat Ag

Malady Attacks Babies in Boston Prompts Autopsy Findings

Boston reports a mysterious illness striking infants with seven deaths linked to a flu like disease. Medical Examiner George B. Macrath said autopsy on one child hints at a new influenza form, but chemical stomach analysis remains inconclusive.

Boston Infanten Srouter George B. Macrath

Knox for U S senator backed by governor announces bid

Harrisburg reports Governor Brumbaugh backs former Secretary of State Philander Knox for the United States Senate. Knox formally enters the race after word reached him December 17 that Knox’s supporters were ready. The announcement follows Knox’s return to Pittsburgh.

Harrisburg Brumbaugh Philander Chase Knox United States Knnox Hero Mats Pittsburgh Knox

Weather observations report across multiple cities

A scattered 8 pm weather record from US weather bureaus shows varied conditions with cloudiness in Atlantic and New York, clear in Chicago and New Orleans, and cool temperatures in several metros. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, much cooler today, and a fall in temperatures tomorrow with moderate easterly winds.

Temp Weather Atlantic Bostonvecsyeaeey Mounds Buffalo Moudy Chicago New Orleans New York Philadelphia St. Louis Whohington Mondy

Wanted Thin Week Customers for Felt Mattresses

Advertises bargain prices on fine felt mattresses and felt battress with quantity options. Mentions specific prices and indicates a sale targeting customers seeking affordable bedding items.

Margaret Wilson III Operated On in Philadelphia

Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the president was operated on at Jefferson hospital by Dr D Braden Kyle for adenoids and tonsils. She rested easily after the procedure and had been in the hospital since last Tuesday. The White House kept constant contact with the hospital by long distance telephone. Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, her cousin, stayed at the bedside from admission and was present at the operation.

Philadelphia Margaret Wilson United States Jefferson Hospital D. Braden Kyle Miss Wilson White House Washington Helen Woodrow Bones

Women pacifists challenge preparedness push in Congress

Washington January 14 Miss Jane Addams for the Women’s Peace Party told the house military committee that national defense is driven by European panic. She urged a commission to review Army and Navy expenditures and reveal whose interests push higher spending. She denied Roosevelt alignment and noted his platform differed from current views.

Washington Afies Jane Addams Women’s Peace Party America Europe Bho Mise Addams Presdent Roosevelt Tia Nensevelt Miss Addams

Verdi May Carry Guns on Italian Liner Giuseppe WardI

The Italian liner Giuseppe WardI will sail from New York with two guns still mounted. The State Department assented that the weapons may be used only for defense and notified Treasury officials to instruct the port collector. The department did not claim power to block armed merchant ships but preferred that no such vessels enter American waters. British ships have dismounted guns.

Washington Giuseppe Wardi New York State Department Treasury Department Malone

MUNITIONS EXPORTED $121,743,947 WORTH SENT TO EUROPE

Ammunition excluding dynamite valued at 121,743,947 dollars was shipped from the United States to Europe in the fifteen months ending October 1915. Cartridges gunpowder other explosives and firearms totals break down to 25,176,184 25,972,905 63,581,225 and 13,415,625 respectively. In York Pa a five weeks old baby abandoned on St Marys convent steps was claimed by its mother after being cared for by Mr and Mrs Clarence Hildebrand under Mayor Weyentaglers oversight.

Europe Washington Raurope United States Department of Commerce Senate Chntzman Stone Foreign Relations Committee York St. Mary's Catholic Clarence Hildebrand Weyentagler

Markets Report from Philadelphia and Chicago Translated Prices

General market notes show quiet Philadelphia trading with flour at 5.49 per barrel and wheat firm for No 2 red. Poultry and eggs offer steady to strong prices, while Chicago hogs are slow with mixed bids and cattle demand remains varied for native beef, cows, heifers, and calves. Sheep market weak with unsettled ranges lingering into the session.

Philadelphia Klour City Willis Bae Chicago Ssang Ito

Roller Skatis at Worka Wood Delivery Service

McKER and Wooo provide prompt delivery at GHAS with a rate of $1.25 per load under the A Tutchbey’s banner, highlighting efficient service and clear pricing.

GHAS A. Tutchbey

Resolutions of Respect for I M Younker

Resolutions adopted by D I Conner Lodge No 602 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen note the death of I M Younker. They express sympathy to his parents and friends, praise his loyalty and character, and order the resolutions spread in minutes, copies to the family, and publication in city papers.

D. I. Conner Lodge Brotherhood of I. M. Younker Cirelo Trathman Bey T. M. Athey Mills J. W. Meassersmith H.W. Mogan A. V. Harpie

Tenth Annual Current Event Club Meeting in Hagerstown

The tenth annual social session of the Current Event Club drew about two hundred women and guests to the B P O Kika club rooms. President Mrs BE H Zeigler opened the gathering recalling the club’s ten year history and initial efforts by Mrs S TL Weihenmayer. A Beet hoven piano piece was performed by Mrs Joseph Byron and Roy McMichael. Mrs J Grason Steffey presented a four act peace play The Unseen Empire by Alterion Bromwell. Tea followed with social intercourse.

Current Event Club B. P.O. Kika H. Zeigler S. TL. Weihenmayer Joseph Byron Roy McMichael J. Grason Steffey Alterion Bromwell

New Eugenic Race Scheme Prompts Controversy

Washington reports quote Dr. Elenora Folkmann advocating artificial fertilization to repopulate nations after war, opposing polygamy and urging careful discussion of duties to the state. The remarks touch on Europe’s postwar birth-rate crisis and a debated path to increased births.

Washington Tsuraye Elenora Folkmann Folkmar Europe Foltmar

Podszus the Marriage King Dies Rich From Frauds

Fritz Podszus known as Cupid for arranging marriages earned vast sums from fees and commissions. A search after his death found buried cash and bankbooks. he lived at 333 West End Avenue New York. He faced charges for obtaining money under false pretenses and served three months in the Workhouse.

Fritz Podszus West End Avenue New York Polszug Podlaus Tivman Cupid Ponsons Hart Foidszgus Podszus Podszis Termerk

Suively Plans Treatment at Butler Resort New Jersey

GOES TO RESORT D. S. Suively, a well known wholesale produce man, has been ill for weeks but is much improved. He will travel Wednesday morning on the 7:07 C V train to Youngborns Recreation Resort in Butler New Jersey for several weeks of special treatment. A trained nurse accompanied him to New York and his brother Dr. D B Snively of Waynesboro plans to stay at the resort.

New York Dan Collins Aloert A. Tourbfilion Polic Force L. Gearbarino Department of Justice Philadelphia Collins United States Offley Garbarino Collings 1St Side Court Atlantic City Lakewood Cape May Roges Gabarino Pennsylvania Chicago Colling George H. Bancroft Beaver Street D. S. Suively Youngborn's Recreation Butler N. J Snively

Danderine Claim Fades Dandruff After Use

An old advertisement asserts that dandruff disappears after one or two applications of Danderine rubbed into the scalp. It promises a 25 cent bottle from any drug store and claims the scalp will stop itching with continued use and no remaining flakes or falling hair.

California Syrup of Figs orange-red medicine for kids

An old fashion warning promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for sick children. It claims to ease feverish, cross, or peevish babies by cleansing bowels within hours without griping. It warns against counterfeit products and urges asking a druggist for the genuine bottle.

California Arati Witeh

Farmers to Be Paid for Foot and Mouth Loss in Maryland

Washington county farmers rejoice as the Maryland General Assembly likely authorizes compensation for cattle killed during the foot and mouth outbreak. Owners received half their due from the federal government, while the State Live Stock Sanitary Board lacked funds to cover its share, leaving about $99,000 unpaid though other outbreak expenses were met.

Washington County Maryland General Assembly State Live Stock Sanitary Board

A Simple Way To Remove Dandruff

A short ad style notice promotes using four ounces of plain liquid arvon applied at night to the scalp. It claims dandruff vanishes by morning with repeated use, stopping itching and leaving hair fluffy and glossy. Mentions a product sales prompt and a cheap coal offer.

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