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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
5
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions rum row near Florida with unclear names and dates. Readable content insufficient to identify people, places, or events for a coherent card.
A concise note discusses indigestion or dyspepsia and its potential medical implications, considering whether symptoms stem from common digestive upset or more serious underlying conditions, with emphasis on differential diagnosis and seeking professional assessment.
In Annapolis on July 14 Allen Bowie Monard, Democrat, won the mayoral race by 877 votes over Republican Jet A Russell. Manard’s total was 1189 to Russell’s 782. Democratic candidate George EB Wullitan defeated Republican Rotect b Werlta for City Counselor by about 610 votes. The GOP ticket faced broader losses as Democratic candidates led in multiple races.
Fragmentary report covers courtroom scene with Justice Darrow and others. Indicates discussions on quashing a judgment and possible appeals. A defendant and witnesses referenced amid unclear context and disrupted text.
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Obituary notices list residents including Ward Arfield and others with relations in Mountain View. Services to be held at Reformed Church in Tuskefwn with Reverend Mr. Yomeheng officiating. Burial at local cemetery follows funeral rites next week.
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A brief garden of thanks memorial notes neighbors and relatives express sympathy for the death of Joe. Family and friends extend appreciation to those who offered aid and condolences.
The manhunt for Philip Knox Knapp, accused slayer of Louis Panetta, keeps him on the move from Plattsburg to the Thousand Islands. Detectives and state troopers track him across New York toward the Canadian border as about 1,000 solicitors may aid in the manhunt.
The Lions Club meets at Conomie Park on Wednesday July 22 with officers and members voting on a proposed agenda. Secretary Miler announced a request to amend the constitution and the group will chair the meeting to review yearly aims and support for Ms. Xodnoeting.
The Roxanna Fraces schooner, 60 tons, bound for Baltimore with cargo and crew, was sunk in Chesapeake Bay after colliding with the British steamer Ellision last night. Ellision sustained minor damage. all crew were rescued.
Fragmentary text discusses Governor Elis speech to editors and references to Ritchie. Reading is garbled with many illegible phrases and stray names. No coherent event, date, or location can be confirmed from readable portions.
Officials in Baltimore announce state level inspection of local canneries amid food safety concerns. The move includes audits on processing lines and labeling standards as authorities search for compliance.
A continuing odd tale recounts lawyer Gilbert snaking along a Maryland highway with a youth who stole his car near Ellicott and Frederick. The pair fled toward Cumberland, a pistol was leveled, brakes were slammed, and Gilbert escaped by leaping free while a carpenter nearby and a pursing officer joined the tense pursuit across fields toward Hagerstown.
On city market this morning Mrs. C. M. Routzhan brought Downs lima beans at 80 cents a quart amid hot weather complaints. Waldes-grown beans and other produce like raspberries and dewberries appeared with prices from 15 to 30 cents. Market offerings included corn, kale, cantaloupes, cabbage, and potatoes with assorted regional price ranges.
A favorable balance of trade for the United States, totaling 1,042,082, from the fiscal year ended August 30, is noted with June showing a strong balance in exported goods. The stock market opened steady with motor shares active and notes on commodity demand and liquidity shifts. A two year old boy died tragically by accident involving matches. Baltimore grain prices displayed no clear quotes, with domestic corn and wheat figures described as nominal or uncertain.
The discharge of a laborer named Tenney by the superintendent of streets was upheld at a special meeting of the Board of Street Commissioners. The employee had been fired for alleged lack of work ethic and subordination, with minority member Wilber Bragonier opposing the decision.
A Pittsburgh man identified as McCoy is arrested in connection with a jewelry robbery from Onn Jewels several weeks ago. He is listed among several suspects, with authorities continuing to question others.
New York July 14. Margaretta Curry, 11, child actress, seeks adoption by Edward W. Browning, a wealthy realtor who advertised for a refined girl as a playmate for Dorothy Sunshine. The mother relents as negotiations near signing, then leaves, and a friend says the adoption cannot proceed.
Building permits listed for QO TE include Garmong at 1 Chestnut Street Kitehou for a 24 by 12 bungalow and a 24 by 23 addition. Q Garmong at 18 Chestnut is noted for 18 by 18 structure. W la Gibney at the corner of Concord and Hound Vista overs requests a 23 by 160 house.
Announcement states no vacancies remain for the first and second weeks for the girls. A few openings are left for the third week, as of today.
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