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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1913
Page
6
Opaque garbled OCR passage references melon cutting in Jenat Mellen New Haven and a mix of unrelated phrases about volunteers government deposits and wage readjustment arbitration. No coherent news item or entities clearly supported.
Provident Biter proclaims that contentment masks envy and scandal in small towns. He argues that those who probe inner life reveal vice, jealousy, and bad conduct as in larger places, debunking the idea that happiness correlates with size or prosperity.
Incomplete OCR fragment hints at a contested issue involving narrow-minded individuals and public sentiment. The text appears to discuss a tendency or behavior attracting attention, but no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable to specify the event or parties involved.
The piece contends that attributing great human achievements to the Devil is a deed of unpardonable sin. It notes Christians have long misread progress as evil and warns against fanaticism that vilifies invention and discovery, urging a tempered view of scientific and technological advances.
A controversial proposed tax of 21 percent on hard coal mined within the state and shipped to other states is criticized as an offensive method making out of state consumers bear part of the cost. Analysis cites potential impacts on railroads and fuel prices, with discussion of interstate commerce limits and possible moves toward government ownership of coal and gas prices.
In St Louis on July 21 coroner's jury finds Edmund J. Prever died by his own hand from poison taken by mistake. A note left for his wife revealed the fatal dose was accidental. Testimony disputed whether the note could be written after swallowing poison. The case cites rheumatism and heart issues as context, with a promotional medical ad interwoven.
Russia was the largest purchaser of American agricultural machinery, with exports totaling 10.9 million dollars in the past fiscal year. Canada received 7 million, Argentina 6.5 million, Germany 4 million, and France 4.5 million. U.S. shipments to Russia marked a record year, continuing a rising trend in this machinery category.
Chicago July 21 Mrs Harriat Ar nald a wealthy widow from New York City was fined 25 dollars in the Manns Court for visiting Dr Albright at his home during her husband’s absence. Albright claimed town duty later. Mrs Arvald denied impropriety but Judge Hopkins ruled she had no business in the Albright home. Mrs Albright now prosecutes her husband. The notice ends with an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills and Porch Swings from local druggists.
Attorney General Poe discusses Cox charges with Governor Goldsborough after return from Belair. No written opinion is planned unless requested. The piece notes doubt over pursuing action and includes a local ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve and other catalog items.
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