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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1915

Page

2

Providence to start military drills for boys in state schools

Rhode Island plans a widespread drill program beginning next September, reflecting long standing views dating to Roger Williams era. A New Jersey bank cashier faces embezzlement accusations while described as a model husband and citizen, underscoring moral judgments in public life. Markets report firework sales opening for Fourth of July amid fears of misuse by a would‑be dynamite buyer.

Providence Ita Consideranie Basge Rhode Island Roger Williams New Jersey

Dry White House folly sparks temperance talk

Wild Bug Hobson, ex congressman, urges a dry White House and urges President Wilson to abstain. The Baltimore Sun notes many doubt the idea, arguing the President cannot force abstinence and that Hobson’s stance reflects fevered, paranoiac reform thoughts.

Wild Bug Hobson Hobson White House Anti League Wilson Jay Santiago Baltimore Sun Prs Mr. Wilson Aoery Mr. Hobson Hobsom Wilsot Linc Grant Bobkon

A Voice from the Wheat Fields on War and Wounded

A reflective wartime piece argues that peace lies in harvest time while recounting grim scenes behind lines in camps and hospitals. It critiques volunteers who aid the wounded and questions why nations defend their empires, urging readers to consider the cost of conflict.

Wantern Dardanelles Netherland France Russia

End to folly requires old wisdom and courage

The text argues that despite advancing weapons and power, there is no new solution. Wise nations must unite to end violence, balance strength with armed peace, appeal to reason, and act from a calm, prudent stance even as challenges persist.

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The Groceteria and Cafeteria Cozy Labels

Venice scene describes a self service groceteria where Mrs John orders at the counter then pays the cashier and serves herself. The proprietor Elaine notes lower prices due to no sales staff or delivery, with groceries ready for buyers and packages marked with amounts. The piece links the groceteria to a primitive retail model found in Southern California.

Venice Groceteria John Ana Himeward California Elaine Leria

Elmer J Cook Gets Auto Help From Governor

Baltimore attorney Elmer J Cook aroused Atlantic City inspectors by charging theft and threats after his car was seized. Dispatch notes he recently had eye surgery leaving impaired vision and caused him to drive unusually. Inspectors stopped his vehicle, confiscated the machine, then returned it after explanations.

Atlantic City Elner J. Cook Baltimore Department of Inspector of Automobiles McConk

Police Complete Annual Sanitary Population Report

The Chambersburg Police Department completed its annual sanitary inspection for 1918. The census shows a population of 43,141. Fifty-five places in town were found not in a sanitary condition and will be reported to the board for action.

Chambersburg St IL Board of Stealth

City Lad On The Farm

A friend describes a country visit by a lad who hunted strawberries with a straw slack but found none. A careful look at the old pump showed no pumpkins and he chased a flock of geese in vain to find gooseberries. Floor Wax.

Ariend Reese

Man jail after alleged stabbing of wife in Carlisle

Samuel Dougherty of Shippensburg is jailed in Carlisle awaiting trial for an attack on his wife at her mother’s home. He reportedly stabbed her in the leg and attempted a wound in the abdomen after threats and a dispute that began in Chambersburg and moved to Shippensburg. The wife is in serious condition but expected to recover.

Samuel Dougherty Shippensburg Carlisle Dougherty Kane Ing Pougherty

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