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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
4
Classified ad notes a forthcoming public sale of plows and farming implements. Local listings reference Suyier and Lang with addresses in Alabama. An acknowledgement statement from Duopte's Nat. is also noted alongside the sale notice.
A ragbag of scattered notes and overheard snippets from the Potomac area. Mentions names like Mant Alto sale, Frederick releasees, and Mary and Stella among a maze of miscellaneous events. Weather mentions, minor legal mentions, and routine civic chatter weave through a day’s oddball update.
A garbled description notes a 6 foot square area for ice with foundation work near the lane and Weat corner. It mentions an awning, a stand, and ongoing construction by a carver or masons. The text fears interference and records dates around June.
The document reports a custody petition by Celia Meichert and A S Garis for a child named Wan 1 Seibert at the Orphan's Home seeking recovery and support. Witnesses Hattle Lizzie Gramer and Wo Hy Dovel will attempt to secure custody while attorney signs indicate consent and support. past case involved a child left in a basket and later court action. Detectives were involved. Judge Hiand 2 issued a ruling regarding taxes and heirs in a separate matter. The piece also mentions flooding effects on homes, local gatherings, and attendees from Washington and Philadelphia including Mr. and Mrs. Cuas Diggs and several named individuals.
Attorney Mr Kemly files a counterclaim in Federal Court alleging $5,000 in damages from a yard seed injury and improper facilities at the station, tied to a December 19, 190. incident. The complaint contends the defendant sustained losses due to a crosthedy during the transfer in the UK route.
A large crowd witnessed an evening of fun at Wolts Park with events titled Mardach and Mindou, including a popular water-related act and a notable usher. Prize was won by Pivree Vohingen among the colored boys, while Jennie Stauffer Benovely was elected a trustee of Tonka Co, a vacancy linked to a long association with Portanille College founded in 1876.
An unclear report notes a person named Frank Witmer catching a toe panel in a bass event, with references to Guinea, Ove, and a pang of misread names. Gare seized a 25 pan something, while Jenes Kiebatheraer is also mentioned amid muddled wording.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fall from a window near Winchester injuring Mrs William Tl Hoover. Additional lines reference a Monday wedding at St Nadie UL Boeiyarelts and biographical details of Henri Kinder, son of Mr Spammer Kiet, with ties to Wenn's College and Marshall Gotha.
A garbled early 20th century style notice reports Protibs te Me The Drabbittoatsts performing aerial acts in Bard mete for a telegraph convention. Names such as Chris Sorter Rev Staten and Wsqnare are referenced along with gatherings at Pern Grove Camp and a YMCA picnic. The text mentions health tonics and a Wareham City Pharmacy, with fragmented ads and product names.
The senate debated a possible court of inquiry into Rear Admiral Setley amid attacks by allies and critics. Senator McConad returned from the Northwest and pressed for action as controversy over the warrant and communications continued. Some called for a cautious approach while others urged prompt investigation, with broader congressional scrutiny anticipated if the court decision displeased public opinion.
A garbled OCR note describes Justice Sepang and Justice Gearsn Wass Man with Constable Johnt Dawes witnessing a disturbance at St Andrew's Catholic church. Details of the injured, suspects, and local residents are unclear, but mention of a head injury and a small artery suggests a violent incident near Bhie Ridge with references to several families and witnesses.
Fragmented copy portrays a silk mill fire and restoration talks. GO Buyer & Co prepare plans for rebuilding with machinery layouts. Officials discuss designation and site work near Barsdise road amid delayed approval and planning steps.
Churches of Ute beings Coppenebeagia tela Wedamalay Tuiy Sh gunk comeiine Mi after the first Seuday in Awgose.
Detective David Smart engages in a chaotic public incident in York involving a violent fight and medical aid. The scene includes a group of women marching in a parade and a report of market prices with vegetables and poultry, noting a drop to 1 cent per unit.
Frank Coldwell, a Confederate veteran, died at Millstone after a long illness. He was aged 32 and survived by his wife and children. The obituary notes his long service and family, with mentions of his widow and three children.
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic advertisement-like text mentioning Wycores Chotehes and pireples Lil, Buchlen's Ardea Balge, and Warehain's Sits with references to Central Drug Co. Katz, City Pharmacy. It hints at medical products, pricing, and promotions but lacks coherent facts or dates.
A jumble of local personal items lists visitors, illnesses, and family movements. Miss Mintia Siuphion of Winrl visits Abe Doashlina. Miss Ola Shance and Miss Masson of Wakhinelon appear in events. General Manager Nichalron’s children at Poyr eK B. several residents travel or recover, with notes on health, hospital stays, and home visits.
A garbled set of notes mentions various people and places including Kansas City visitors, Williansport, Jefferson Barracks, and the Melgiow Hotel near Pea-Mar. It notes a cow injury to Samuel Lefever’s animal, cavalry transfers, and family mentions. Much of the text argues about health remedies, especially Chamberlain's Coach Kimneiy, with testimonials and sales claims.
An early 20th century style advertisement touts Wort Wyspepsia Cure claiming it digests foods fully and restores appetite. It promotes pharmacy and drugstore sales at central locations, urging readers to visit Ordicny’s Mule Store for purchase. The copy uses period medical rhetoric to promise health, strength, and energy.
The fragment traces a weary traveler named Shepherd moving through a city toward Gettysburg. He eyes battlefields and packed roads, noting bands of memory and a questing aim. He gathers supplies for a perilous leg across rugged lands toward the Gettysburg battle site.
Wrens ve Tet Mir and Thyero wes attended the Lute wean Reunion at Pon Mar tadag ty es. About 8,000 attendees gathered as people traveled from all regions to the Uirer atltes. The Wad train frou] carried many participants and officials.
A damaged OCR notice reports juniors in a session of the Virginia State Bureauay Association meeting in September. Names listed include Wotel, Monson, Bruneis, Chand Vetls, and others. The document outlines death notices for Saint D. Martin Hye and references resolutions and distribution of copies to local newspapers.
A man named Samuel Sharpe, father of ly Sharpe, was fatally struck by a train near Newville on Wednesday while crossing a railway area. Witnesses reported chaos as authorities began investigations into the accident and cause of death.
An old newspaper fragment extols a kidney cure by Foley’s Kidney Cure and other patent medicines. It lists Dr. Geo. Ewing, Warehai’s City Pharmacy, and Melive Brothers as outlets, praises a tonic, and urges readers to call and visit for framed pictures and tailored suits. The piece reads as a dense, ad heavy market page with patient testimonials and shop promotions.
A garbled OCR page presents a dense mixture of advertisements and prose. It mentions doctors and remedies, retailers like Warehanes and Pharmacy, furniture sellers, tailoring services, and a variety of trade goods. The text references a Cumberland Yar Jey landscape and Maryland praise, with scattered names and places, including Bowishory, GATE copegartluss, and public-square displays. The overall item reads as a period newspaper ad column with mixed commerce and promotional notices.
A shuffled local page recounts a man named Nigh related to threshing trouble and a medical visit, with blurred references to losses, a doctor, and a follow up. The text then shifts to advertisements for paints, music stores, remedies, and miscellaneous items, mentioning several vendors and products.
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