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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
5
The fragment describes a medical or anatomical note focusing on painful areas and sensations near the feet. It mentions a tiny touch, a hard cord, and a soft area between the toes, with unclear terms and several garbled words.
Hagerstown’s sewage plant and disposal plant were the main topics at the Civic League meeting closing the year. Mr. John B. Por... spoke. Ferguson explained plant operations and safety, answering questions from attendees. Union of the league's officers said Ferguson will return in the fall to continue discussions.
A noisy stock market note lists prices for steer and heifer lots, with bids around 7600 dollars and commissions noted. It mentions sale outcomes including fair to good results, some lots sold below parity, and several figures in the hundreds to low thousands. The fragmented OCR hints at multiple consignors and bidders in a June market session.
Fragmented OCR lists scattered terms on poultry and eggs trade, cages, booths, and vendors. Mentions locations and people in garbled form, with partial references to markets, weights, and prices. No coherent event detail emerges beyond generic trade activity.
An OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and families connected to a church event or service. Names include Cearfoss Lester Coarfons, Andrew Cuteine tart, Trude Carhausly, VINILGA Mare, Harry Wale, and others, mentioning multiple households and a church gathering with varied attendees.
Gris of Cearfoua visited with the Cuspinghaw family while several locals attended the Dry Run Institute. Leslie Sinbad and others spent Sunday with Forsyth and Porwyth households. Mrs. Curringham and Mrs. Carhaugh dropped by Friday evening. Calvin Forsyth and others enjoyed Saturday evening with the Telits.
A five dollar fine was imposed yesterday in the police court on Howard Manley who stood trial for an alleged quintet incident. Manley was arrested by halt division officers after alleged involvement in a disturbance.
A quirky spectacle unfolds as traveling goats and cats perform amid bright costumes and flowing accessories. The show features vibrant art, music inspired by distant locales, and daring acrobatics that enchant audiences of all ages amid festive streets.
Jacob Shenk of Holivar Frederick county sustained injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by M. A. Long of Hagerstown along a state highway west of Middletown. Shenk was walking along the road when Long attempted to pass another vehicle and collided with him.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a mother with stomach trouble over three years, seeking help for sour stomach headaches and digestive issues. Claims a product Moloy Callarticraiteta cures quickly, with vague references to remedies and a poorly legible list of substances.
A 06 year old man, once of Hagerstown, was found injured in a Portsmouth boarding house after a shooting. He, grieving a wife who died a decade ago, took his life by a single gunshot to the stomach with a pocket pistol. He will recover from his wounds.
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