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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1916

Page

1

Red Cross mobilizes 7000 nurses to halt infantile paralysis outbreak

The American Red Cross announced immediate deployment of nurses to New York City and other affected areas to support the city board of health against a raging infantile paralysis epidemic. Jane Dehua will lead nursing efforts while hundreds of Red Cross nurses in New York join districts as needed. In New York 95 new cases and 18 deaths were reported in 24 hours, with 126 victims this week.

Washington American Red Cross Today Tle New York City Otter Hed Cross Nuralng Kerelds New York National Organization Red Cross Red Crown Uoit

Women Work Afield Amid Hard Harvest Conditions

A historical report highlights women laboring in farms amid heavy workloads and exhausting harvest tasks. The piece notes strain on female workers and references social expectations, with sporadic mentions of men and family dynamics influencing labor roles.

Joseph Ramsey Dead

A report notes the death of Joseph Ramsey at his home after an illness. The obituary highlights his long life and local ties, with brief mentioning of family and community involvement.

Joseph Ramsey Uh Wom Tad Bitchienly Jena Su Daye

Bucking Horse Breaks Leg Of Moray In Alley Accident

John A. Moray of Forsythe & Co. transformer, Bloon'n Alley, was injured shortly before noon when a bucking horse kicked his leg, sending him to Dr. Wareham's office and then home on the Mugamaville road for treatment.

John A. Moraythe Forsythe & Co. Transformer

Roughnecks Stop Robbing At Ball Park

Roughnecks confront a lingering unrest as youths target Willow Lane Park, stealing balls and gear. Warrants issued in connection with the inci dent, but no arrests yet. Witnesses reportedly identified the suspects while police investigate thefts from the club house and Bill Wempsey’s glove.

Warranta Halla Boya Willow Lane Path Thoma Lula Secratary Altro ‘Glvan Adda Bill Wempsey

Five Million in Damage and Six Deaths by Storm

A storm across Georgia and nearby areas caused six fatalities and about six million dollars in property damage. Unclear details list locations such as Atlanta and surrounding regions with reports of widespread ruin and financial loss.

First Regt Men Anxious To Cross Line Into Mexico

Report from Manglo Vasa July 8 describes First Regiment soldiers eager to cross into Mexico as tensions rise near the Rio Grande. Officers front line duties, pay delays, and widespread hardship are noted as Fourth and Fifth Regiments prepare to assist behind advancing outpost positions. Heat, scarce funds, and supply issues accentuate anxious conditions among troops and civilians along the border.

Mexico Manglo Maryland Rio Grande Umeo Texas Phy Nayar Piedras

Philadelphia swimmer Dorfner wins national 100 yard title

Olga Dorfner, a native, captured the women's national 100 yard championship in Banfrancisco, lowering her American record from 1:09 4 6 to 1:08 4 0 in a salt water tank.

Philadelphis Max Olga Dorfner Honore Banfrancisco Wis

Half Holiday Plan Expanded at Local Offices

The Saturday half holiday is extended to Clarke Edward Ouward and Register T H Hilliard as attorneys in charge. Offices will stay open on Saturday afternoons with portions of staff on duty. Clerks’ offices report some staff on duty while others enjoy the half day. The plan aims to improve efficiency and is expected to succeed.

Sonora Clarke Edward Ouward T. H. Hilliard Inguenta Clerka Office Qaward Vivry PD Turgot

Quarantine or Jab Chosen by City Factory Workers

Health officials in the northern city section ordered quarantine or vaccination for workers after two factory outbreaks. Most employees preferred vaccination, but a few chose quarantine and parole was set for all workers. An unrelated divorce petition was filed by Mrs Veronica Liberty against Gustave Flibarty, citing abandonment.

Hines Lila Maushtera Nmea Korn Funka Veronica Liberty M. Wolfinger Gustave Ftibarty Joreau City

Look Over Wagon by Chlot Fridinger

Chlot Fridinger examined a Brudebaker patrol wagon priced at $900 from Auto Salon Co. The vehicle impressed with its neat and cozy style. West Virginia friends who rode in it will likely be pleased, while the city needs a better wagon.

Chlot Fridinger Brudebaker Auto Salon Co West Virginia

French make gains on Somme as British shell German trenches

London reports sharp Allied progress on the Somme with French thrusts near Heolly and Estrees, 356 prisoners taken, and continued heavy bombardment north and south of the Somme valley. British air raids target Doura railway city as 24,000 French troops land at Mytilene. Russian offensives push against Germany and Austria Hungary across Russia and Galicia, with German reserves strained.

International Laws Service London Thencre River France Wecht Gomcourt Doura Somme Heolly Santerre Estrees Sommena Verdun Pleardy Petrograd Russia Galicia Volhynia Gormany

Gerans Hold Enemy in Check on Both Fronts

Reported by war office on day two of the offensive as German positions faced repulse attempts on western and eastern fronts. In the Bone river area Ballaa Germans pushed back. Verdun front prisoners taken near Froedig Terre. on the eastern front Prince Leopold’s army repelled Russian assaults at Tarovo.

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State Camp Gathering Plans At City Park

Delegates are expected at the Grand Camp of the Veterans Order Sons of America. Arrangements committees prepare entertainment and program details. A public meeting will start the first day with welcome address by County Commissioner Henry Holzpfel and Fred N. Zihiman. Delegates will parade from Camp Tomo to City Park led by a band.

Vatriale Order Sons of America Peeta Oh Londa T He City Thenry Holzwpfel Walcome Fred N. Zihiman Cumberland Tomo

Unofficial Reports On New Compact And China Impact

Washington reports indicate officials asked Ambassadors Guthrie and Francis to prepare an unofficial assessment of a new treaty between Russia and Japan. Officials note U S interest centers on potential access to China and discuss a possible $6 billion loan to China by American banks as a stabilizing move, amid wartime manufacturing efforts.

China Washington Binte Department Guthrie Tokyo Francis Petrograd Ruvala Japan Gambageador Euthor United States Gary Theo Germany Avery Nevi

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