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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Olive Tablet products claiming gentle movement and health benefits. It markets "olive tablets" as a natural aid to digestion and vitality, noting calories and toning effects, with mispelled branding and location in Columbus.
A fragmented text reports a controversial meeting involving Mrs. Stotesbury and Rev. Forrest Dager, with social scandal over hotel society, tobacco use, and public figure behavior. It mentions a planned travel feature and various items about safety, railroads, and local business notices.
Fragmented report from the County Commissioners meeting lists a contract for Brown Avenue repairs and a large proposed project. mentions payments of 241.98, 89.50, and 807.50, plus a rejected Lincoln proclamation read by a committee. Also notes a jail robbery in Wichita and a mother’s death in a household incident.
An elderly reader testifies to relief from kidney and urinary troubles after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad notes headaches and dizzy spells improved, praising the product sold by Ridge and Mevaditi's Drug Store and touted by Sulkson News.
A jumble of mixed sale alerts and vendor promotions. Items include window metal strips for winter savings, a 14:30 call for a Hagerstown address, Kodak equipment notes, amateurs only auctions, furniture and room relocations, city auction company postings, and various firm names like HAYS & BROS and BOWER & DAVIE.
Numerous obituaries and death notices detail residents of Cavetown and nearby towns. Lydia Pierce, 18, dies in Montone from convulsions. services at Dankard church officiated by Rev. Mayellles. Catherine Boyle and several Winter family members mourned. Roger Hammon and others noted among survivors. services scheduled in Bakeraville. Community laments extend to church attendees and Sunday school.
A garbled 1920s style page shows multiple ads from Emmaort Hardware Co Shaffer Frut Growers and partners. It touts framing pictures, complete apron lines, garden products, poultry items, fencing and home goods.
A fragmentary fashion note describes young wearers in apricot tones and updated headwear with trimming. It mentions long-hated felt influences and a blend of modern and classical elements. The piece hints at a forthcoming pattern or illustration and references a publication or designer name styled as WMC CHOLLEL.
Readable fragments show Jennette Monroe and families gathering Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Delaudor and others. The text notes a funeral for Mrs William Pater and a Community event at Coasthouse January 24 1941 with beer and toasts. The garbled ad copy from Pros Pect Place advertises real estate and property services by Bower & Davis in Williamsport.
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