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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
3
Report of a chaotic safety meeting at Chestnut Shoot auditorium with about 250 attendees, including 300 CV workers and several dignitaries. Notes mention a bus movement and a notable Swelgorl figure, while the event is labeled the Surety Sirat rally with unclear details.
The report notes sharp price increases across the United States from August 1911 to August 1912, with potatoes rising about 46 percent and staples like sugar up 6 percent and eggs near 47 percent. Across cities including Boston Atlanta Chicago and Birmingham, food costs surged while overall living expenses climbed amid broader economic shifts and employment patterns.
The text names J. P. Mongan as rentor of a church seat and a close friend of the president, noting his roles as political economist and Johns Hopkins trustee. It references figures like General Ravof the Bulgarian Mollie, Professor Perry G. Halden overseeing a $4 million fund, and Thirid. Witte as chief geoinformation survey official, all highlighting a network of officials linked to U S governance and science.
Winter baseball notes report Stelones of the Athletes ling died in a game related incident. The piece mentions 1,009 chances and notes he stood as a late contender in the American league before his death. Virginia shortstop Malealat Dovging reportedly left college for professional prospects without joining a club. Garry Flertmnatin announced the Senators would play the Reds in Chicago on March 30, a date shifted from Highlanders plans as teams prepared for an active trip.
Twenty one states discuss forestry and university programs at Wisconsin to meet demand for forest rangers. Over a thousand technical teachers in the Netherlands are praised as part of a temperance association. Emphasis is placed on domestic instruction in schools focusing on substantial moral and practical topics rather than rhetoric.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses Yale, a professor, and a president in a terse, unclear context. Names and places are partly garbled, but references to Yale, a professor, and a president suggest a historical governance or academic leadership moment.
Amid noisy chatter from Mont Caddaa and Chicago, editorials mock cabinet reshuffles and White House hiring schemes. The New York American cites 30,000 jobs promised by President Wilda, while the Washington Star notes fear and turmoil in government circles.
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