15 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
1
A fragmented account details post fire chatter about economy and entertainment, with jokes about a $58 movie seat and grand opera. It notes London air raid instructions, respirator use, and warnings on nightly unrest from fireworks, reflecting anxious wartime public mood and evolving language.
A historic list of hot weather care guidelines for working horses issued by the Boston Work-Horse Relief Association. It covers cooling, watering, shading, harness care, sponge baths, head and foot care, and emergency tips for heat stress, including feeding adjustments and signs of danger. The text details practical steps while noting risks and improper practices.
The article reviews the commission-manager form adopted in several cities, noting the shift from a supreme manager to a recallable figure with limited power. It discusses Dayton Springfield and others, arguing the modern tweaks weaken executive control and may not suit large cities.
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania on July 11 Meyer Sinick of Wilkes-Barre was struck and killed instantly while crossing railroad tracks to greet a friend. An unidentified mill hand was involved in the incident.
An article discusses the use of Mother's Friend for expectant mothers, claiming eased abdominal strain and safer delivery. It promotes the product through testimonials, directions for purchase, and offers a related booklet, urging readers to obtain it via drug stores or Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
A storm on Tuesday causes a lightning strike at Mr. Tesen’s residence in Phoenixburg. A tree is toppled and a nearby house suffers damage while occupants report shock and minor injuries. Local authorities warn of ongoing risk from weather.
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