Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

We have 6,002,175 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1926

Page

1

State Board Reports Bad Milk Found Amid Controversy

State Board reports tainted milk in local supply, prompting calls for action and public scrutiny. Officials including Mayor Charles Howl and health leaders vow steps to ensure pure milk while investigations continue into the dairy operations and sample testing conducted by the State Department of Health.

Charles BE Gale Roe Satvarnard Nheyor Howanth Dhese Dalremon Ule Jom Felton Denelor State Department of Beath State Board of Hiicnak Lion Merudit Phu

Judge Told of Threat to Kill in Court Case

Witness Mrs Konnie testified this morning about years of abuse and a recent threat to kill. The court heard that her husband was once blamed for the shooting of his son, with strong testimony regarding the defendant's alleged role and threats.

Weatiiae Crates Kanne Seo Mra Konnie Hower Reetite Deluk Clirgoersaver Stiles Tay Blavon Koleosherentias Faye

Longtime couple weds dies after 68 years

Aged at home yesterday in Fingerstown, Madonna and Gust Tiel. The couple, married for 68 years, died within six minutes of each other after a long life together. Mr. Raeturis and Mrs. Gust were prominent in the local community and will be missed by their neighbors and family.

Fife Benierne Madonna Fingerstown Vapor Tilly Yadlewd Hiroto Bavinig Alia Lavewr Ion Wiehoodtin Fai Raeturis Mtornigg Gust Tiel Niesedt

Cardinal Charest Tours Havre Welcome From American Leaders

Cardinal Charest of Lille arrived from Chicago and praised American open mindedness and spirit. He noted the cordial reception by both civil and religious authorities, including Cardinal Denzany, and a courteous welcome by the governors of New York and Indiana.

Havre Francs Cardinal Charest Lille Chicago Americaia Cardinal Denzany New York Innitiais

Hottest Day with Breezes Amid Heat Wave

Weather reports say Keedysville and nearby areas reached near 98 degrees as a heat wave continued. Thermometer readings showed 98 at midday with humidity easing slightly, while officials predicted continued hot conditions into the afternoon. Local forecasters noted breezes offered some relief though temperatures remained extreme.

Keedysville J. A. Miller Mercure Met Taliao Miler Kealysville

Storms Hit Regions After Heat Wave Across Appalachians

A fragmented report describes storms sweeping large areas from the Appalachians to the Midwest as a heatwave ended. Severe weather damaged wires, disrupted power, and caused localized flooding in several towns. The account notes impact along rivers and mentions affected communities and emergency responses.

Gornadte Ale Amd AE Atelier Wave Tarvin

Convicts protest bedding shortage at coal mine prison

State prison in Lansing Kansas reports inmates refuse to quit amid a bedding shortage. They disrupted operations by rattling cell doors and gathered near the shaft as guards attempted a cautious approach. Warden Mackie said the protest was tied to funds for sheets, and a controlled decision to avoid a violent clash was taken.

Lansing Kann Joering Kansas State Actig Ubey W. U1 Mackie Wardem Mackie USA Leway Hartis Tte

Templars Plan Big I Field Day

Retinoacidlatives of the five cot meteries af Knights Cemplir in Western Mieryland will meet in Pred wrigh West Prklay neon for the pure pose of valine arrangements for a fet day ty be bak wet Speine under the aaespies of the seine edged, De Bark Wolf. uinent voor Jemmander, wil represent St. Tor Commnder, will represent St. Bor gwand's Commadery, this vilyy

Mieryland de Bark Wolf Uinent Voor Jemmander St. Tor St. Borgwand

Woman Is Sentenced After Court Session

A local court this morning sentenced Loretta South to forty days in jail after a brief trial. The hearing was held in a regional courtroom with unclear details and mixed testimony.

Plone Ryan Loretta South Mays Yaredos Averman

Not Hunning Hore Bodies Not Huning Hore Bodies NEA You

Fragmented OCR text appears to mention names and phrases without coherent facts. The readable portions reference a recovery or incident context but lack clear subjects, dates, places, or outcomes to form a concrete news item.

Gold Thief Wanted in Custody

A man known as a gold thief confessed to dental offices and other crimes in the city. He is linked to Cumberland, Mik, and West of the gald Bloton area. Authorities seek his arrest as he travels toward Uiegershe. A ten day window is noted for disclosure and pursuit.

E C. Vaniderebes Beng Welt Cumberland Mik Nits Marine

Weekly Weather Forecast Fragment

Fragmentary forecast text mentions Wednesday conditions and temperature notes but is unreadable in places. Names and places are unclear. the readable item indicates a weekly weather update with temperature expectations for midweek.

Toy pistols spark trial over harmlessness and danger

At trial of Wayfield Jones a colored boy testified seeing pistols fired, with a girl badly burned and under medical care after an explosion. The judge ruled pistols could not be sold to youths and ordered payment of a doctor's bill. A pistol exhibit showed a blank cartridge and hash mark from a misfired shot.

Wayfield Jones Baran Jones

Water safety notice warns against swimming in Antietam Creek

In Washington County a danger report cautions swimmers about Antietam Creek due to wind and current hazards. The advisory notes water quality trends and urges avoidance of the stream until conditions are confirmed safe. Authorities emphasize keeping away from the creek during rough weather and hazardous swells.

Walter Washington County Svas Connby Antietam

Poison Kills Young Mother at Breathes

Mrs Augusta Crawford, wife of J. Crawford, prominent society woman, dies after taking poison mistaken for aspirin. She drank several tablets, suffered pains, and died at Washington Candy Hospital shortly after arrival. Survived by husband, two children John and Elizabeth, father Mr. Staley, and several siblings. Funeral Monday at 4 p.m. at home, Rev. Walter McKinney officiating. Interment at St. Mark's, Birthads.

Mercy Augarnd S. Crawvord Doh Crvford Uatron Washington Candy Hospital Graaviond Mis Margareat Suilis Staley Datamere Breath Sts Margaret Statey Crawford Welock John Eligambeth Fother Lee Hagerstown William B Balltimur GK Nicodemus Baltimore Eleanor C Walter McKintey St. Mark'a

Gotham Sizzles as Heatwave Puts City on Alert

Weather authorities report extreme heat sweeping New York with temps near 40 and humidity rising. Residents flee the streets as power outages and heat casualties mount. authorities warn of danger and urge cooling centers and hydration.

New York Judy Henganls

Uncle Joe’s Cold Sparks Local Debate In Court

An unclear report mentions a person nicknamed Uncle Joe facing a medical issue and a legal case involving several named individuals and places. The text references fever, police, a conviction, and a public dispute with multiple names and affiliations, but details are fragmentary.

Modern Dances Just Walk Around In London

Gen Chester, president of the British Association of Teachers of Dancing, joins critics of modern dancing. He says ballroom dancing has become a general walk around with sixty percent of dancers not dancing at all and novelty dancing and untimed music worsening the trend.

London Chester British Association of Teachers of Dancing

Fearful Foul Play Suspected In Missing Williamsport Man

Relatives of traveling salesman Christian Chrisman of Williamsport report he has been missing for two weeks after a trip through Western Maryland and parts of West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Sheriff’s deputies are asked to describe his appearance and search routes. He is about medium build, 130 pounds, light hair and eyes, carrying ID cards and money while making customer collections. His mother is critically ill, heightening family concern.

Barty Chrisman Lelever Kroon Wik Namsport Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Chriscan Eikins W. Va Pracy B.C. Lefevre Broom Tuelory Dattey Olivert Benst Magerstuwyr Chrigman Isa Madi Odd Pele Low Medfort Lode Maxons Williams Port

Unclear OCR note on strike ends and pay day

Fragmented text references a strike expected to end today and a payday, with garbled phrases about committees, names, and locations. Content is incoherent, multiple entities unreadable, no clear event or outcome to confirm.

Durkin guilty of murder in federal agent shooting

Chicago jury convicts Hy Martin J Durkin, an automobile thief and gunman, of murdering federal agent Ede win C Shanahan after a month long trial. Jury recommends 35 years in prison, rejecting self defense claim. Court to announce final punishment terms later.

Chicago Sily Martin J. Durkin Edewin C. Shanahan Pothiy God Ater Ho Marcy Heather Tara Turkin Shmue Durkin Hhe Dorkin Perera Fnrms Yoloek Edge Miller Unat Shiuthan

Methodist Leaders Plan Boycott of Exposition

Bishop Joseph F. Berry leads a nationwide Methodist effort to oppose the SesquiCentennial International Exposition over Sunday hours. He and eight bishops urge 4,000 ministers to direct congregations to avoid the fair if it remains open on Sundays, arguing the policy attacks the Sabbath and church traditions. The move targets influencing attendance and public sentiment against the exhibition’s seven day scheduling.

PMU Adelphia, Tuly Ji United States Joseph F. Berry Bisho Methodise Episcopal Church Inb Tbe Bhass Berry

Memorial Bridge Reconstruction Near Antietam Site

A section of the West Antietam Crook near Waynashory is undergoing a dangerous reconstruction project. The beidge over the Antietam is being erected, with plans approved but the work cited as hazardous due to eroded components and unsafe conditions.

Waynashory Sinai

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bkewman Charles Koontz Ami Zacharis Die Caria Mercury Wren Clothice Cotomar U.S Navy Uni Bing Notive Greal Ome Siiek Brooklyn Navy Yard Allleiais Estianite Templars Wekated Lieberman Aldo H. C. Vanderzee Hest Bae HC Wwiks Ween Ted Ty Ween Parte Vehi Fuer Ceinirestied Weiesey Fo Apn Doh D. Crawford Young Society Gotham Metropolis Dana Cyathea Johe S. Beloxia Jeti Scare Brower Bilisdor Hage Harry 8 Crisman Wandin Chris Frdiedie Suds Bois Next Mantis Nooregaer Doha Philly
Search Courier

Search the The Daily Mail Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Daily Mail?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication