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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1913
Page
2
Multiple death notices from Calumet to Williamsport list Valentine J. Gallion and several local residents, detailing their births, careers, marriages, public roles, and survivors. Services and interment dates are noted, along with church and cemetery affiliations, underscoring community ties and long lives in Champaign County and surrounding areas.
The report notes hundreds of veterans sent to a peace camp at Gettysburg with coffins prepared in advance. Gen John W King of Maryland cites an astonishing death rate during the hot week, referencing the Pension Bureau and War Department forecasts. Three cemeteries rise at the camp center as officials assure artesian water and careful food oversight.
In Morrisburg on July 7 Robert Woods shot Charles Stribling Jr. at the home of Tahu Brown, wounding Stribling critically and injuring Woods, who then fired at himself. Stribling says the shooting was accidental. police have Woods in custody as they investigate.
Morgantown records show county court denying licenses to druggists while local stores operate without state authorization. debate grows over granting a single license to a applicant who sells liquor under federal permit, with pharmacists stressing need for medical advice.
The notice lists bargains at Emmert Hardware Co including hammocks and leather goods, plus furniture offers at Mainh Furniture Store. It mentions a Sunday School event at Pen Mar July 1922 with a special train from Williamsport and Potomac stations, and a sheriff candidacy announcement by a local clerk.
Ornamental trees in town are attacked by the Cottony maple scale and related pests. State officials advise contact sprays such as strong soap solutions or kerosene emulsions after the scale hatching to control the infestation, with repeated applications at weekly intervals.
Fragmented ad copy promotes Oddy Ice Cream Freezers and McKre Tawa Ewloge with prices and stock mentions. Listing includes BMNEAT WAMDWAHE CO and SHAFFER & FABER. Emergency drugs and vacation notices appear in broken text.
Rear Admiral Robert B Pepry named grand prize leader in honor of Mrauve by President Nirymond Putuentre. Professor Ygor Dolnge and Im Symiee lead on life origins research and eggs fortification. Bir Aoushes Irving serves as treasurer of Upper Guiada Lasseetuty, now in his nineties and active daily. Masham Anewki chairs new dapa neke sguage and Hterature, teaching at imperial university. WP Possett moves to expand Brawlig, turning toward New Jersey’s elite events. Kaouf Vex commands the Turk ish warship HamiWieh amid Greek ties and coast fortifications. Wena resides in Ameytea, studying naval toties.
The Cleveland Ledger and St Louis Journal comment on laws about goa. The Wisconsin note suggests gossip links and legal opinions amid travel and porter duties. The pieces hint at attitudes toward enforcement and public perception without detailing specific statutes or outcomes.
The Tolted Blutes announce a large scale telephone system with Ameren equipment, claiming capacity equal to any U S city. They report 70,000 towns and villages in the Tilt Sd Statex reachable by calls, 5,000 more than domestic post offices, and 16,000 more than highway authorities, implying a vast growth in communication reach.
An obscure report describes a controversial art project in England involving a list of eccentric figures and a plan to protect paintings from oxidation. It notes Misa Melya Neateice Wilson, an American sculptor, entering a convent in Ron and mentions a "success" at Clee piste nek amid a storm of unfamiliar names and phrases.
Fragmented readable items describe a political rumor focusing on J I Tharcie and Kili Alfonse with an expectation of possible assassination. Mentions of Lila, Wingelf, and Bose tone the piece. The report references an unnamed court case and a satirical line about a man being besullfat without clear details.
In a New York World feature, militant Linglish factions face scrutiny as suffrage debates mix with American tactics. The piece discusses English women and the idea of adopting persuasive methods from American sisters to advance voting rights.
A fragment discusses French fasting customs and almond trees, notes kerosene stove use due to coal costs, cites 227,000 conscripts in 1912 with 640 percent literacy doubt, and mentions doctors experimenting with injecting solutions to curb Meep rented histdaen and Mep.
An eclectic roundup reports on migration, birth rates, agricultural yields, and capital figures in various regions. It notes rising birth rates, a European corn drop, large property values in Missouri, a capitalized firm, and a 2,000 women survey in New York showing support and opposition to a policy. It covers industrial aims in South Africa, a gas fuel project, and a proposed English toy with new lighting. It mentions sanitation efforts in Jerusalem reducing malaria and a host of international notes.
A straight vaudeville bill at the Academy features three prominent acts, including a wire performer known as The Gylist, riding a bicycle on the wire. The lineup includes The Three Bitters and a skit about a runaway daughter, concluding with two reel feature pictures.
A devastating village blaze in St Petersburg killed fifteen residents and destroyed multiple homes. Firefighters faced a rapid spread as neighbors battled the flames with limited resources overnight, according to reports from the New York newspaper.
A damaged OCR fragment notes names Galf and Madigan with counts and a tour award by W1. Mentions Mahanes and latinas. Details are unreadable and fragmentary, limiting clear event, date, or context.
Residents of Mugeratawn testify Deany Kinney Pills ease kidney pain and backache. Advert says the pills, available at Rudy & Mare H at 40 cents, are sold by United States agents Foxter Milonn Co, with various household and farm products advertised in a dense late 19th century style page.
An OCR fragment shows a garbled ad for taxicab service and travel assistance with scattered phone numbers and vendor names. The text mentions Greenawall and Wakle & Young's Drug Store, along with various machinery and clothing brands, in a chaotic historical advertisement snippet.
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