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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1914

Page

2

Deaths of Simn Young and George Henneberger in area notices

Obituaries report Simn Young a farmer of Boownboro born September 22, 1846 died after four years with pulmonary trouble. Survived by widow Mra. Oscar Beachte noua and several children and siblings. Also noted funeral services for George Henneberger, Antrim township resident, who died after a morning illness, survived by his widow and several brothers. Graveside rites planned in local cemetery.

Simn Young Raoneboro Monavy Nesy Boownboro Cinerberry Sara (Ingell) Young Honeboro Rootwhore Mountain Cowes Yeading Wien Wis Usenabrra James Ie Para Godtshorry Geovery Ahe City Tokio G Charles Baumeldh Boonahove Yeirag Woesington Fanos Sharstiey O'Elor Boessharo Iy Bisgustan Rey J. Ronstine Hiverment Sarah Maloy Ty Eousband Joseph Irs Maloy Nepal Caseytown Roy Mubbett George Henneberger Antrim Township Chambersburg Hin Hires Brothers G. Henneberger Dendrite Reineberger Green Vastie William Monnebarger Tincnahara

Try This Treatment For Superfluous Hairs

An aged advertisement notices a home remedy using delatone paste to remove unwanted hair followed by a dental-like caution about skin safety. The snippet also lists various 1914 products and services such as oysters on the half shell and farm implements with brief prices and vendor notes.

Oriental indolence tale from Manuel Quezon era

An entry attributed to Manuel Quezon tells of a water cart driver on Luzon Island who keeps a donkey and small wagon. A traveler asks about lateness. the driver says they are progressing. The donkey’s eyes open only after a half hour, delaying the journey.

Manuel Ouzon Tepreaenta Lyn du Congress Paappine Islands Witte Pool Jila Jil

New Era in Cure of Skin Disease Promises Relief

A physician in Connecticut touts a new treatment for skin disease, claiming rapid relief with a 12 TV Prescription called Suu Weeivine. An advertisement from Ladlonis of South Lyme urges pharmacists to stock the remedy, promising instant itch relief and potential cure, with price and availability details.

K. B.D Tidiongia Eace Eenomna Connecticut Ladlonis Lyme Skye

NEED MONEY FOR DESTITUTE AT ANNVILLS

A chaotic Anville snip sources a mix of notices about fundraising and relief for destitute families. The piece mentions meetings at Lebanon Valley College, church services led by Rev G B Barrer in Washington Square, and charity drives with blanket and clothing appeals.

Annvills A. B. Statton Jett Meer Toray Lensions Lebanon Valley College Tririn Hahsenen Ff Statton Houwch Graencaathe Elnuig Ie Primiers Washington Squne Hey G. BK. Barrer Washington

Unclear medical notice referenced with names and remedies

Very sick person cannot afford to do without the advice of a competent physician and even the pure drug must be used to get relief. Rudy and MRMENTT have over it with pure drank treated relantidrellys. Hood cheersBo UL Mei.

Rudy & Mermntt

Quarters Fight Galloners Game Sparks Prohibition Debate

Disjointed account shows a rowdy crowd at a local game with banners and chants. Leaders criticize liquor supporters while advocates push for temperance measures and legislative action to curb drinking at public events.

Fragmented Text Heavy with Nonsense OCR Output

The readable segments resemble garbled OCR from a historical page with multiple garbled names and phrases. No clear event, person, or place emerges to form a coherent news item or summarize a distinct incident.

Alexandra Charms and Charity Mark Royal Yuletide

Queen Alexandra appears in London before Christmas with a new souvenir portrait of her youthful looks. She signs autographs for intimate friends while increasing charitable gifts amid reduced expenses since the dowager empress’s arrival. The queen recycles fabric remnants into keepsakes, sewing wards receive satchels and pillow covers, and she sends Christmas nightdress cases made from dress clippings to her women friends. Queen Alexandra was born December 4, 1844.

Crisfeld Avery Weavell Weiss Sy Finn Tuktion Stuart Elmer Crifield Alexandra London Edward Gba Empreas Rugdlahga Sondrikgram Queen Mary Queen Alexandra

Danderine Hair Tonic Ad Promises Shine and Length

A vintage style advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine for clean, lustrous hair with reduced dandruff. It claims the product nourishes slows shedding, makes hair long and strong, and offers soft, abundant results after brief use. Includes price of 25 cents and directions for use.

Knowlton

Al G Field Minstrels Night at Acai and Local Ballot

A lengthy item describes Al G Field and its Minstrels performing tonight at Acai amid city talk of improving basketball and new high school club activities. It notes recent town improvements, financial concerns, and a corrected statement from Mrs. Chas Jacobs Jr about a prior report.

al G. Wield Il Alg Cowie Willers al G. Field Acai Viny of Breen Louis Hagerstown Nowa Bert Tine Creiya Debi Biashet Mall Abs Oreunnadigins High School Holly Charles Jacobs, Jr Spoudim Chas Jacots JTL

A Girl of the Underworld and Stage Play Intrigues

A fragmentary review notes a New York stage comedy featuring Marion, Tom Norris, and a central office figure, amid themes of crime, honor, and underworld pitfalls. Interwoven are mentions of Marion’s fall from grace, Tom Norris’s reputation, and a provincial subplot involving a rock roast. The piece also references a wider Maryland bankers meeting and administrative committees, with mixed OCR quality throughout.

Tay Academy of Muats Jack Gorman New York Bugs Ton Norris Marion Mario Tom Starion Hilstory Min Bs Stafford Wiefe Sunset Nichols Siverson Tom Norradana Poggio

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