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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
6
Fragmented excerpts reveal debate on public sentiment and reform. References to Roosevelt and the Republican party hint at era political shifts. Awoman’s arrest over trade disturbance and scattered mentions of suffrage marches illustrate social upheaval and gender issues shaping public discourse.
A Grimes column stresses that finding optimal hen feed demands careful study and trial. It cites daily intake around 0.5 ounces per hen, equating to about 3.5 to 4 pounds weekly, with two-thirds grain content. The grain mix should balance wheat, cracked corn, and oats, plus small amounts of sunflower seeds or buckwheat for variety, while the mash portion uses bran, alfalfa meal, groats, and ground feeds, fed dry for better digestion.
A garbled passage discusses the importance of pure food and nutrition with a tale of a cook’s experience and a risky incident by a creek. It mentions ducks, a fishing or duckyard area, and a corrective action involving a substitution of contaminated or impure components to remedy a dietary dilemma.
Old page offers mixed advice on fowl health including digestive tips and remedies. It mentions using Mineamphur to destroy mites, feeding muddied milk and corn meal, and cautions about nutrition, weather, and water quality for chickens.
The Missouri Senate sessions featured a heated wage debate between Lt. Gov. Falnter and Mrs. Rayman Robins of Chicago, with Gov. Pattee noting union influence. Discussion focused on pay, conditions, and the treatment of women workers in industry, including calls for a $12 weekly wage and safer, fairer workplaces.
Partial OCR text references local agents Bower and Davis and mentions addresses and names. The legible parts hint at a sale or agency notice with unclear phrasing and personal names linked to Furdlies and Wilanpert Pike. No coherent event detected. content is fragmentary.
The article reports Miss Davison a young educated woman injured after a riding incident at Mason Downs. She recovered consciousness shortly before 2 am and began taking nourishment. witnesses describe a fall with a fractured bridle and a ride that left her and a horseman named Davis in distress. Medical staff visit and medical notes detail her condition and ongoing care.
Fragmentary ad blurb claims Emmer's Hardware Co offers the best Boggy harness and urges readers to buy now. The scribbled text references a team and "Kets wa" and urges not to delay. Specific names or dates are not clear.
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