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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
6
Numerous locals travel for visits and funerals in Hagerstown Martinsburg Willamport and Charlestown. Friends and relatives gather for celebrations including birthdays, alumni events, and church gatherings amid schedules of travel and church activities.
Fragmentary ad dense with hardware names Hammiscks Completa Ine of Hammoda and Lawe Swings Mowers and lawn gear offered at low prices. A Milan Titan Chapel festival in Byokotowh Salar day features music by Punkatown Daud. Also mentions ProB Pegt Place and Willierport area vendors.
A jumble of wedding notices from Red Bank, Leetortburg, and Darlington lists several ceremonies. Humrichouse-Headley and Morningstar-Glastor were wed in local parages. Ericsson, Lowary, Glehner, and Beard among those named. The reports mix names, places, and duties in a period tone with brief notes on venues and postnuptial travel.
A campus commencement ball closed the Tech School year with a large turnout. Students enjoyed dancing from four until eleven thirty, a hearty luncheon, and a final dance titled Doad Dye Everybody. Mrs Staubs remains in Wilmington and others assist at home.
The event in the return room of Chief Refarmens ohurel was successful. The organizers included Cake Rabia-Mra Samuel Airite and Mra Ned Trower, Candy Toble-adtra Broufer Cecelia Stonter and Lonkie Shitty. Special attention was given to Plotitra Frotaing with refreshments provided. SHAFFER FABER Flags-Flage mounted on stong. Fant colara Jo Fiee ft M HAYS DROS.
Martinsburg bowls win a tight match at Palace Bowling Alley as Troi Diamond Alley leads the team. Martinsburg defeats Haverstown 1678 to 1669 en route to Hagerstown with Lawlers stopping Williamsport. Separate baseball scores show St Louis 12 versus Washington 3 and Chicago 5 0 Boston 0. Orioles travel to Shepherdstown tomorrow to face State Normal. outcome hinges on Berry’s performance.
Mond College students presented aesthetic dances to about 22 young ladies in colorful costumes. The event featured graduates from Wellington County and Hoad College with performances by eight young men and eight girls in Puritan outfits. Attendees from Haverstown included Math Schiebly, Leonard Wibberly, John Muller, Mildred Long, Aldine Tashi, and others, under Prof Stouffer's instruction.
The seventh annual Knights of Miccabred session met in Mosaa Hall with W G Ack ler as atanta commander. Delegates toured Willamaport and a large class of sixty candidates received the tin latory degree. A100 MEWARD offered for cure claims. Catareh Cure advertised by Adonis and others.
An article by Rive W. E Lua describes a modular movable hen house design. It uses rubber roofing, wire suspension for roosts, curtains, screens, and movable walls to provide draft-free, well-ventilated housing. Front height 9 feet, back 6 feet, length under 12 feet.
The text describes a divided lot with a row of hawace and a small shelter, used alternately. It notes that forty to fifty hens may be kept in tiln manter in a house, each with a determined setup.
Bulletin 130 reports a trial of hopper feeding for poultry to gauge labor, feed costs, and egg production. Results show egg yield rising from 81.4 to 267 eggs per hen under different methods, with grain fed daily and no molt. Feed costs ranged 8.6 to 11.8 cents per dozen eggs, and moistening mash added no clear benefit.
Practical advice from a historical poultry guide emphasizes moderation in flock size, clean housing, and regular feeding. It recommends granulated charcoal for diarrhoea prevention, bran for digestibility, and a tidy, comfortable home to reduce disease risk, noting that careful management keeps hens productive.
The twenty second wink convention of the Washington County G. B. Unloa Welng held in Cleavapring closed after a day of devotions, reports, and addresses. About 4000 attended the annual UW. B. Orphanage reunion and inspection at Quincy with speeches by Rev. Klinganian and Congressman Dersham. Special trains and services marked the event with focus on junior work and school trust.
Fragmented text shows investors or builders proposing a loan or payment option. Mentions include Ward designations and names SCHINDEL, ROHRER, and associated entities. Content suggests a local business or hardware context with unclear details and potential financing discussion.
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