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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1913

Page

2

Publicity and Parcel Post Extensions Debate

A dense excerpt argues for and against postal policy changes, urging newspapers to push publicity while analyzing parcel post extensions. It cites legal authority, costs, and potential revenue, noting rate structures, carrier delivery, and administrative burdens amid a wider war of words on public info.

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Murder charge looms in Galesburg case with unusual details

A murdered man in Galesburg is tied to a complex sequence of events described with fragmented terms. The report mentions murder charges against a brother figure connected to Catesbury and TU, plus references to a bloody confrontation and alleged BLMBETE links between two units. Police found indications of a possible struggle in a hallway and the victim bore multiple bullet wounds with visible blue markings.

Catesbury Chaylaw A Galesburg Ernest Hueing Dersd Lissinger

One Look Means A Lot Of Prob Pect Place

Fragmentary ad copy reads Bower and Davis at 206 Bala Agents offering screen doors and related products. The text resembles a local business notice with garbled lines and unclear product details on Wrampoord Piliv street.

Wrampoord Piliv Bower & Davis Bala

Sharpsburg Siftings and War Era Notes From Clinton Area

A garbled Sharpsburg snippet mentions Clinton Poffenberger at the Washington home near Drakard church and Mrs DeLaroy Spone visiting Garratt to see her daughter. The report notes veterans from Potomac War organizations planning to attend Gettysburg, local hotel visits, and road work near Huriside Bridge.

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Clergy Pay Stance Prompts Debate at Convention

Carlisle speaker advocates renumeration for ministerial service to officiate at weddings and funerals when poverty prevents payment. Opposing view notes ministerial generosity should persist, with assurance that compensation not required where financial need is not evident. The convention hears broader concerns on church duties and earnings.

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Braddock Road Preservation Plans Move Forward

A Pennsylvania commission surveys Braddock Road with plans to locate and preserve the historic route used by George Washington and General Braddock. Proposals include marking the path with markers, protecting private property, and funding estimates around four thousand dollars. A motor tract test for daily use near Gettysburg was placed on trial yesterday at the car shop.

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Insanity Determination in Waynsboro Bank Incident

Milton Faramel was committed as insane by Chief of Police Stiley Wille after behaving peculiarly in a Waynsboro bank. He marched along promenades in the banking room, not harming property or anyone, refusing to answer questions or leave while being continuously watched.

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