16 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
1
Railway timetables, street commission notices, liquor license ads, and school expansion proposals tied to Hagerstown Maryland. Includes train schedules to Roanoke and Philadelphia, street opening damages, apportionment of paving costs, and license notices for liquor sales. Also lists bids for Surrey School addition and okays board meetings.
A garbled notice lists numerous names and parties, referencing a District or county election. It mentions Democratic and Republican groups, local clerks, and a large roster of candidates and offices, implying an official voter guidance or candidate slate.
A biased promotional piece claims 8. 8. 8. ointment can heal eczema by renewing blood supply and stimulating cellular nutrition. It urges readers to obtain the product from local stores and warns against fake imitators.
A medical journal article discusses tobacco compounds and smoke effects, noting nicotine and intermediates harm health. It argues cigarette smoking is the most dangerous form for youth, urges education, and mentions pharmaceutical firms and public figures promoting anti smoking messages.
A ceremonial talk on rural schooling critiques vague data and calls for concrete reforms. It cites Washington reports and urges better training, funding, and facilities for teachers and students in rural districts.
Report from Kansas cites farmers spreading poisoned bran to curb grasshopper outbreaks. The scheme, linked to widespread pest control efforts, claims to target pests while noting safety concerns for crops and livestock amid ongoing County and state agriculture debates.
Fragmented text describes a collision involving a blind man and woman singer amid travel trades. Mentions medical care and reactions, with garbled names and places. References to remedies and distant figures appear in disjointed phrases without clear chronology or attribution.
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions teeth and dental deceit with references to Gettysburg and Tony Kennedy Pile. It hints at a conspiratorial group Autare and a plea for help, weaving disjointed names and phrases into a chaotic historical newspaper collage.
A notice announces an application for a liquor license in Washington County Maryland. The applicant seeks permission to operate a business at a specified location and appears before the Circuit Court clerk for consideration on a stated date. Local authorities list the applicant and residence details as part of the petition.
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