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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
2
Baseball players suffer muscle strains and pains in joints and back while awaiting recovery. Begg's Mustarine, advertised as fast acting, claims to relieve burning pain from corns bunions and a variety of aches. The ad touts purity and quick relief for athletes and general pain.
A compiled notice lists multiple building permits for several residents and properties. Entries include sheds, remodels, double brick houses, frame shops, and a coal house, with locations on Washington, Mulberry, Bethel, and other streets. The report names numerous individuals and streets, reflecting diverse construction activity.
The Academy stage presents a high spirited first week with ten performers in a clever music hall style show. Comedians, actresses, singers, and four vaudeville acts entertain, highlighted by Mary Forte Henley and a strong cast that brings down the house with topical humor and novelty sketches. The program promises a complete remount Thursday with new acts, while prices remain unchanged.
Yesterday’s scores show Detroit defeating Warrington 8 to 3, Cleveland 7 to 2 over St Louis, Chicago 6 to 1 over Anne, and New York 1 to 7 against Boston in the American League. In the National League New York 7 Boston 3, Chicago 9 Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 73 Brooklyn 0. International League Providence 11, Betelmore 6, Rochester 0, Toronto 12 innings. Taranto 6 Rochester 4. Terracy City 6 Newark 4. Buffalo 0 Montreal 3. Pen Mar plans Fourth of July celebrations with a parade and a concert by Professor Bohs Orchestras and Chorus, with a patriotic salute at noon. Coney Island amusements will be closed.
How American Fahoe announces calling every farmer to notice the Naw National Fence mace by the American Steel & Wire Co We invite you to visit Emmmort's Hardware Store to see it We boast the best gate truck transfer service by Eldelity Storage & Transfer Co and prompt reliable transfers across multiple lines.
Local ad touts Deering brand harvesting equipment including binder and mower components. Promises repairs, Deering horns and binder pies, and delivery of ice cream while shopping. Advertises Elvtrie Sprayers, Binder Twine, and harvesting machinery sales from Samuel Dm mer ts in Green await.
Obituary notes list Wes hytt 2 and Morne fi Sseanebapa with prolonged illness. survivors include Mrs Davie and children Dr William Davies and Dr Harry Witran. Funeral arrangements pending. Additional brief notices cover Wenty A. Hinta's death at home of his daughter Mrs Harry Mein, funeral details to follow. survivor list includes daughter Mrs Harry C. Brain and others.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer and Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It features testimonials and a request to write for a booklet, citing availability in drug stores and a one dollar bottle offer. The copy imitates early 20th century marketing and urges readers to seek a sample bottle at local outlets.
A fragmentary report notes an apparent fatal incident near Barden wharf involving Geonse Lene, aged 0 years, found on a track. A widow and no children are mentioned. details imply a collapse or accident on a transport route with unclear circumstances and dates. The Fidelity Storage and Transfer Co claims to regulate public transfer with auto trucks and trained personnel.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and addresses with garbled phrases about a reduction sale and baraining terms. Content is largely unintelligible with multiple misspellings and stray punctuation, making extraction of concrete facts impossible.
A Baltimore to Maryland recruiting tour will set up from July 6 to 9 at the Central Hotel in this city under Chief Master Golden and Captain J J Gray as traveling enlistment agents. The socialist convention for district six is planned at G A R Hall with delegates listed. Orphans court proceedings note wills and estates for Norman, Cox, Rahn, and others. Local ads promote Brown Plow, Hammocks, lawn swings and window screens with various merchants. Excursions to Atlantic City and a fish market ad conclude the page.
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