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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
3
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Felix Diox exile to Japan, references to war and politics, and a jumble of names such as Mulhall and Carranza. It reads as stray commentary or diary snippets with no coherent event or date.
A garbled historic note discusses parcel post policy shifts and upcoming changes. It mentions July 1 fee reductions for packages and a planned August 16 reorganizing of a thirst zone affecting local delivery. Several proper names and places appear oddly distorted but indicate insurance, restrictions, and delivery logistics planned for a broader system update.
The fragmentary OCR mentions a holy war theme with garbled names and places. Readable bits reference a conflict tone and religious framing, but details, dates, and participants are unreadable. This item appears as a damaged clipping lacking verifiable specifics.
The article discusses parcel post reforms led by General Wieloson, raising the weight limit from 77 to 200 pounds and adjusting zone boundaries for Wielagall delivery. It explains rate changes per pound, aims to reduce costs for larger farm and educator parcels, and notes anticipated further increases and efficiency improvements.
The postal service will handle nearly all small packages within years as the parcel post proves durable. Farmers favor adoption. opposition to discontinuance is minimal. The Wy M. reports electric automatic signal installation in five tunnels on the windis division between Hagerstown and Cuineckind, Cranberry Coaling Staten, and an Uro Mastern division, expanding track coverage and boosting efficiency. Electric block-signal rollout likely expands beyond this division.
Fragmentary notes describe a public sale with various names and bids. Mentions Jovan Debye and Boons hora terms, transfers involving Hancock Foundry and machine Work, and property tied to Alain St. Loncoch and Daniel Bakerle. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Readers report on the latest car models and schedules, noting dramatic changes in speed, comfort, and ride quality. A stray advertising paragraph mentions stomach remedies and Chamberlin’s booklets, but the core text describes the fleet’s performance, routes, and conductor reactions during the rollout.
In Brunswick on July 22 authorities tighten auto rules as police monitor speeding and license tag compliance. Justice Miers handles cases including Mr Brady fined for speeding and Mr Rinehart jailed for license tag violations. Local business owner Mr Rice warned about corporate license and fees as city considers using new funds for streets. Dr Klug’s Life Wills advertised by Paul Mathutka of Yufluta, N.Y. with claims of health benefits and pricing.
An old Chicago advertisement proclaims Foley Kidney Pills as the best kidney medicine, warning against substitutes and urging consumers to rely on Foley for genuine relief. The notice emphasizes superiority over other remedies and promotes drugstore availability.
Madison July 28 0nd 7 CL Medlandt of io Municipal Court rules Sunday openings may occur without arrest while pictures must be uplifting and aid charity as the court weighs moral standards. Ads promote Dr Hobson eczema ointment with testimonials and guarantees. Chicago debate notes rising wages do not curb immorality among working women.
W D Magill, a Whitemound Wisconsin merchant, purchased a large stock of Chamberlain’s medicines for customers. After delivery he became sick and says a single bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy would be worth more to him than the full shipment.
In Wichita Kansas on July 23 residents call for ending the commission form after four years of Ravermen t Sev nore governance. Critics say the system is not representative and costly, citing bond issues to cover expenses. A quoted endorsement touts Cham varlain's remedies, while an advertisement claims My little girl was cured and sold by dealers.
A long list of social visits and church events from the Hagerstown region. Names include Mr. Allingto Nihier, Mr. Ghas Denna, Mr. Guy Grove, Mrs. Susan Grove, Mr. Jacob Needy, Miss Mary Miller, Rev. James Klingatuan, Mr. James Staffer, Mr. Otis Urewor, Mrs. Svein Grove, Mrs. Walter Presto, and many others. References to St Paul’s, Cleavpring, Oregon WI, and the Parsonage fund festival on July 26 and ongoing road work from St Paul’s to Clearanzing. Also notes illnesses and recoveries, including stomach trouble and bronchitis.
An unsigned testimonial extols a plant based cure for rheumatism neuritis and similar ailments. It claims dramatic blood cleansing and complete recovery after thirteen bottles, praising a Swift company publication and urging readers to obtain a bottle now.
Gov Major issues proclamation designating August 20 and 21 as Good Roads Days with all ordinary business suspended. Counties instructed to mobilize rural districts and cities to work on highways and to supply volunteer lunches. Estimated project value around 1.5 million dollars. Also includes a health remedy advertisement for Kickapoo Worm Killer and an unrelated note about ice cream freezers.
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