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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1914

Page

1

Rail travel notes with Roanoke stops and delays

Fragmented OCR describes rail routes from New York to Roanoke and Roanoke area towns. Mentions Westem an Reeet May WE sHse, dining car, Parlor car, stations like Roanoke, Lynchburg, and Bristol, with delays to Ticket Agent Memeratowe and Manager in Roanoke.

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Tomagaland Wallet Raid, Hagerstown to Winchester schedule

Through coaches from Hagerstown to Winchester and Martinsburg with connections to Philadelphia and New York. Daily trains, some routing via Baltimore and Reading. express service and local stops listed. Passenger notes include various intermediate stations and times, with ticketing and carrier abbreviations.

Tomagaland Hagerstown Harslape Harsiapera Winchester Martinsurg Ibe A GB P Diamond Town Philadelphia Lreinaisay Hagerstuem W. m Mi Rising Don Hei Tor Cara Datwees Haweratahe Ct Huladelphia Lesvink

Abandoned and fragmented 19th century rail and sale notices

Fragmented OCR text details multiple railroad divisions and schedules for Hagerstown area lines including Jennings, Shady Grove, and Frederick connections with various stop times and weekly car services. Also includes a sale notice for a confectionery bakery and ice cream factory stock owned by Rah C. Grove in Hagerstown Maryland with inventory and auction terms.

Wndernigied Atere Pnd Leeures Netory Rah C. Grove John G. Meyer Waallacton Square Hagerstown Washington Cownty Maryland Ward Hivir Albert J. Long Jingerstown

Public Sale Of Farm At Manganeville Farm Area January 24 1914

Public sale of 1298-10 acres of land with historic farmstead and antique furniture set for Saturday January 24 1914 between 12 and 3 pm at the premises. The lot lies along Manganeville area near Mel State Line Pi tae Mavon and Micon Va and includes a noted family ridge and home. Also offered at 2 pm is a separate lot of antique furniture previously owned by Col Sohnebly and other personal items including a family mare. Terms: cash on delivery. Sale notices from Heralds Of Washington Monies and local officials.

Howe Farny Col. Sohnebly

Trustee's Public Sale of Real Estate in Washington County

Public sale of property in Washington County Maryland under a circuit court decree. The sale, to be held at the Court House in Hagerstown, details listing the trustee and heirs, terms include cash or certified funds, possession upon sale, and judicial confirmation to convey the property to the purchaser.

Washington County Maryland Cavetown Heer Leek Tryad Une Une Sill

Sale of Victor Newcomer Properly at Funks Town

Fragmented OCR text mentions a property sale in Funks town and a court setting with names and dates obscured. The readable portion centers on a sale action involving Victor Newcomer, with unclear surrounding details and multiple garbled phrases.

Victor Funkstown

For Sale or Wire Exchange for Hagerstown Real Estate

Fragmented OCR text depicts a for sale or wire exchange offer tied to Hagerstown real estate. It mentions various location details, measurements, and names with unclear context, reflecting a garbled historic listing or advertisement.

The Best Thing About Our Glasses

The best thing about our glasses is that most opponents who disliked wearing ghisy before now accept them after we provide a comfortable, convenient, helpful pair.

Pantha conversion dispute at Melindian church event

Fragmented account from the Melindian Episcopal church describes a young peoples gathering to convert Pantha by immersion. The plan faced family consultation and delays, with references to a home scene, a water baptism, and various local figures and places mentioned in the partial text.

Illysie Bey Melindian Episcomal Church

Current Events Review by Masa Ends Pageant

A clipped OCR fragment shows a venue event titled Current Events with Lyn Pead. The blurred text suggests a presentation or pageant activity at an AlleY A Tier event in early April. Unable to confirm full details due to legible content limits.

Lyn

Fragmentary Gazette Record On Medical Remedy Ad

A distorted OCR item references a cough remedy product and remedies in unclear terms. The legible parts mention a remedy name and possible directions. Specific entities, dates, or places are not decipherable in the fragment.

President Wilson praised by public letters and critics

A fragmented wartime era fragment discusses endorsements, public trust, and political reaction to Wilson. It notes support from voters and civic groups, while opponents warn against overreach. The piece references committees and the impact on public opinion amid ongoing national concerns.

Fragmented OCR Note on Tornado, Health, and Repairs

The readable text references a tornado incident, health effects, and home repairs. Mentions a contractor and child health implications, with scattered phrases about renovations, safety, and local concerns. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to OCR damage, but the piece hints at damage assessment and public safety topics.

Meeting at Hall on Doe Street Committee

Vague OCR snippet references a meeting at a hall and a committee. It mentions Laichoes and Yu, with unclear roles and a date not provided. No decisive details beyond location and general committee gathering.

Unclear product claim in historic ad fragment

Fragmentary OCR text markets Aly Ideal Woman's Laxative with dubious claims for bowel health and a Harbent style warning. References to Dr Riants Sew bite Pilla, Hewanble, and a vague health regimen appear, with dates or locations partially obscured.

Riants Dewey Wemi Wot & Co

Fractured OCR Fragment Narrowly Reads News Item

An OCR fragment provides limited readable details about a newspaper item. The text is garbled with tangled letters and nonsensical sequences, offering no clear event, names, places, or dates to interpret.

Croxone Claim Beats Rheumatism Use Promising Cure

An ad asserts Croxone dissolves poisons in joints and relieves rheumatism quickly. It claims long lasting relief from the first doses and warns other remedies are useless. promises guaranteed results with three doses daily from retailers.

Croxame Wadder Dong Store AML

Fragmentary local death notice from unclear OCR

Fragmentary obituary item from an OCR page notes a death with names and relations but text is garbled. Readable mentions include a person and kin, with an atmosphere of a family notice and small community detail.

Cavers Claim Cure for Sleepless Night Jar Remedy

Local advertiser promotes Moley’s honey tar compound claiming it cures sleeplessness and diseases. Testimonial from Rob Ferguson of Green May states the product cured a bad coat that kept him awake. Sold by all druggists with emphasis on nocturnal relief and vitality claims.

Rob Fergiaon Pita St. Green

Unclear text fragment on legal and personal notices

The readable portions describe legal actions and statements from Georgetown and routine notice language. Named individuals include Keston Gilkey and J. A. Kinihre, with references to Waley's Taney and Tar Sampannt as a household remedy. The text is fragmentary and contains many garbled terms and misspellings.

Georgetown J. A. Kinihre Waley

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