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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1913

Page

2

Puzzle of Jumping Turkey Spotted in Gobbier's Tale

Fragmentary OCR describes a strange tale of a gobbler with eighteen spots and a chase. It mentions a “Vend” capture, a chart of movements, and a bird standing on a number noted as No Y before a pursuer closed in. The text is garbled and incomplete.

Gobbler

Fragmentary sports notes puzzle a caught event

The text is a garbled list of numbers and names from a sports page, mentioning a dispute and a jump. It suggests a question about which spat or fight was caught and references various numbers and players, but the fragment lacks a coherent event or outcome to confirm.

Rowe

Paris to Spend 2 Million for Water and City Improvements

Paris plans a substantial borrowing to enlarge and improve water supply, with 2,000,000 allocated for precautions against consumption. The proposal also seeks 10,000,000 for waterworks, 3,000,000 for the slaughterhouse, and 4,000,000 for street extensions to address urban problems, while debates on expropriation and broader city improvements continue.

Nile Guelk Seine M. Delaunay Paris Connell Dulaney Pepair Sy Olee

Military Arrests Report Silent Mayhem in Traderick

A fragmentary report outlines arrests linked to a group called the Atasand Heel Guard and mentions multiple names including Charla A and Remus Bering B. The text references a tense scene with improvised identifiers and unclear locations such as Pawo City Tenney, suggesting a chaotic roundup or investigation without clear outcomes.

Tworegs Buck Can’t Mse From Odd OCR

Fragments describe a sports scene with players and fouls, mentions of a dunk and a wall, and references to a parade and lawn savers. Names appear garbled, leaving primary action unclear but indicating a basketball or street game context on a park or parade setting.

Joseph in Egypt and the unity of the brethren

The article reflects on Joseph revealing his identity to his brothers in Egypt, emphasizing their fear, remorse, and divine mercy. It draws parallels to Christ and the church, noting Joseph’s forgiveness, the brothers’ repentance, and the anointing of the Holy Spirit as unity within God’s people.

Joseph Bolelt Joseph Egypt Jesus Messiah Israel Kay Wen Uege Todas Joseph Wan Peetheen Benn Mary Syupa Dierness Jacob Hiddle Jacob Fom Ann Ilellemelux Wren Sean Joacuh Efreum Jeque

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