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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
2
A Sunflower-era report paints Kansas women as rebellious and idle, detailing fashion, meals, and social behavior. It cites a judge’s daughter, a bankrupt court case, and consumer habits while condemning lacking schooling and respectability.
Citizens and reporters discuss the Supreme Court decision on constitutional limits as tensions rise at the courthouse. Arguments focus on flag protections, federal versus state powers, and historical precedents as observers debate the ruling’s impact on civic duty and national unity.
Willa Wilmer, small in stature, keeps a den at South Mountain with two red adders, seven copperheads and black snakes. He sells rattlers at 210 to 3 each, claims antidotes for bites are fast acting, and recounts incidents where his remedies reduced swelling from bites to reassure visitors.
A garbled UKPOANS COORD notice references executors Mary J Selimebly and Joseyin Schuebley in settling the first account of estate David M L Semebly along with several names and scattered phrases. The text then devolves into disjointed interjections about weather, Saratoga chips, Niagara, theater, and politics, lacking coherent reporting or dates.
Market inspectors faced brisk strawberry activity despite ice damage. Large picking day expected as Velubd hayes reach new level, with prices for boxes and single pints noted. Veggies abundant and market stalls listed asparagus, oats, beans, new potatoes, peas, eggs, butter and other garden produce.
The Dramatic News notes rising actor Augustis Machean and his brother H. D. Machen in two major productions of Coriolanus and King John. Machean owns Shepherd farm near Shepherdstown adjacent to Wild Goose farm. The Marbeaus, Shepherds in private life, spend summers there as well.
A vivid regional voice lists skills of women that reveal strength and restraint. The speaker emphasizes practical abilities from steady labor to child care, suggesting moral stamina and quiet resilience in daily life.
An unclear report mentions military figures and a congressman, with references to government plans for perpetual halls and a fortification. It notes a doubled battery and three cannons to be moved, reportedly around July 4, amid wartime activity and an athletic observer.
Bly Mae Eins and Miss Roza Meaning visit Waynesboro while Samuel TE Myore travels to see his mother Mrs. Elenore Myers of Wayneshore. Mrs. Bute Legandtey Miss Annis Binall and Mrs. Clarkare join Mrs. Beekis Riser. Miss Mitt Dick of Bicoy visits Miss Lillie Gurlsrt at Creek.
A pleasant evening event at Gayen Marty’s home featured Rev. Duaub’s toast and refreshments. Guests included Lisio Waller Tut Brav Fi Kogene Lindsay Mary iVey Flore Basie May Bower Tuntinn ty Wallace Liddeay Jaim Wiles Gruen fines Geo Weibte Hiotin Collins and others.
The following were promised for the Christian Sunday school at Beaver Creek. Names include Bishop Chirke assistant Lup Herrows Katie Palmer treasurer Robert Mew, Scott Bacelitels organ Chanley Adams Chas Batten and others.
In a scene of ironic glee, Patrol Alexander proclaims pride as arrests follow his warning. Citizens, tickled by the swift action, watch as authorities capitalize on the momentum and press ahead with law enforcement steps.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a New York resident named Falta J. faghor or similar presenting something in Berkeley Springs and mentions Miss Ty Joraf Baltimore, Minnesota, and Miss Bleaner Peimntleton daughter of Mr U Pen dleton. Details are unreadable and names uncertain.
The readable text hints at a dramatic line about proving a point and fate. It mentions a prisoner, horse theft, and vague references to dreams, a drink, and war imagery. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Wanted. Persons driving copies of certain dates of The Daily Mallin confer a favor by returning missing issues January 24 1900 November 27 1900 Also a copy of the Weekly Mall April 13 1900 You may expect to reach a team engine without water so to a lively energetic mind with torpid liver A few doses of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets will restore vigor digestion and make you feel like a new man Priced 35 cents samples free at Werreham's City Pharmacy and The Centreal Drug Co's drug store
The item describes a plan involving Geone Guy Atl Rellahowh Benel Mel and Gaye Any N to enable a portion Ineatnd to flin Jina of the WiM. It references a resort and a proposed action at a designated Saturday event.
An unsigned, heavily garbled report claims Grina apologizes and a Frinvs Chun Abid seeks approval from Dr. Sutin von Selyvartzenstein, a German minister, for a Berlin mission to oversee Barat vou Bettelor. The piece mentions Cling Yen Moo and Yin Ciing amid a jumble of names and dates, detailing a tense political backdrop and a controversial headlined plan.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Williamsport and local names with references to muddy waters, steel, and a medical remedy. It discusses hospital, doctors, pain relief, and a claim of a patient improvement after using a product associated with Chamberlain’s remedy, plus a dubious local sale notice.
An assortment of 19th century advertisements from Salisbury, Massachusetts. Notices tout price specials on buttons, carpets, and clothing, with endorsements for tailors John B. Frey and W. H. Dunn. Local buyers are urged to inspect goods, compare quality, and rely on established shops for tailored suits and drapery.
A wide westward development plan unfolds in Hagerstown with Engrevement and Land Improvement Company funding a large land tract for a new industrial and residential expansion. A stone crusher plant and improved utilities are part of the scheme, with sale terms offered to home builders. Employment will grow as olives and clerical staff are added, signaling a major local growth push.
Julex Retief and others report immediate relief from a rochester salve used for severe burns and skin injuries. A local druggist, Schindel, endorses the product while advertising it at depots and shops.
A garbled OCR list shows Baltimore markets with prices for flour beef poultry butter chickens bees oats and living livestock. It lists per bushel and per pound rates for various goods, though many terms are misspelled and incomplete.
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