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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1913

Page

3

Lewis Defends Burleson Action on Parcel Post Reforms

Washington July 25 Representative David I Lewis defends Postmaster General Burlesons parcel post changes amid Republican and railroad opposition. He argues the plan aims to uphold the Parcel Post Act and criticizes Bryan proposed bills that could reduce rates. The controversy centers on extending federal authority and parcel post pricing and the Interstate Commerce Commission role.

Washington David I. Lewis Burleson Atnute Aimade Tha Ynreel Post Tay Wiel Interstate Commere Commission Myr Lewis Sematary Bryan Florida Varnek Post Service Senate Harrison Railronds Lavely Interstate Commerce

How He Broke into Literature and a Muse in Letters

Freferle Mauricon, close friend of George Ellet, sought his advice on fay patches revealed by Tetato’s course. Warrigon listened gravely as she presented her work about real individuals. He was surprised to see his words echoed in a letter to the attorney general and a “funl authority,” and predicted the novelist would express his loss in language “Chants to Genial Bilot.”

Freferle Mauricon George Ellet Bia Patats Fay Cong Up Shy Warrigon Vjarrison

Unclear notes on gangrene and medical treatment

Fragmentary medical text discusses gangrene and phyaletid conditions. Mentions surgical operations, preventive measures, and restoring efficacy through elenticlon and heat. The excerpt lacks coherent details, names, dates, or clear outcomes.

Lotiem Fitton Mindels

The Art of Rounding Letters in a Family Shade

In a reflective prose piece the author laments the decline of careful penmanship and thoughtful letter writing, praising a grandfather who preserved the craft through meticulous, paragraph by paragraph care and urging a revival of the disciplined art amid modern haste. He cites a creed about wasteful care and laments social drift away from classic literacy in youth and adulthood.

Peilnell Truett Alume Reading Atlantic

Dancing Birds In Southern Africa Arouse Curiosity

Fragmentary diary style notes describe strange avian displays in southern Africa with birds flashing wings and circling in motion. Observations cover windings, wing openings, bristling plumage, and attempts to explain sensory signals and movement, with references to sounds, devices, and astral light.

Plata Africa

Prize Garden and the Mysterious Motives Behind It

A garbled quip laden excerpt references a prize garden and a cryptic request by Tae Quigtor, with hazy dialogue about life choices and a vow tied to a weekly schedule over many years. The Cleveland Plain Heater is cited as the source, though the text is largely indecipherable.

Cleveland Viata Denton

Fragmentary note on justice and exchanges

Fragmented OCR text mentions justice being blind, references Tulahig touches and a UK pools aead. The legible parts suggest a garbled discussion about fairness and exchanges without clear events or identifiable people.

Fudge Joe Gaddig Tulahig

Fragmentary note yields unclear event or names

The readable text is garbled with missing words and stray phrases making it impossible to identify people, places, dates, or events referenced. No coherent action or outcome can be determined from the fragments provided.

Escape of Joe Green and the Reform School Ingenuity

A battered tale of Joe Green a ten year old inmate at a reform school who used ingenuity to escape confinement. He devised a plan to manipulate a broken engine component and used a makeshift device to reach the window finally attempting to flee before being recaptured.

Daring Auto Thief Boast Stirs Baltimore Arrests

Prominent Baltimore citizens were arrested in a dawn roundup in a downtown district aimed at capturing a motorist thief known as Maia atomobie blat. Police followed a letter signed Auto Jueh vowing to reclaim territory as officers questioned motorists entering a restricted area. Police say about 20 of the detainees were held for license card checks, with four others arrested on related charges.

Baltimore Kaltimere Wiki Dower Town Maia Atomobie Blat Auto Jueh Rte Alhia Howe

King of Laxatives Ad Touts Relief in Soggy Claim

Fragmented ad style copy touts Dr. King’s Laxatives as cures for constipation and headaches while claiming thefts and unattended cars are part of a broader misfortune. A testimonial from Paul Mathulka of Themadu, NY, endorses the product as essential for the family.

Aft

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