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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
6
An apparent political row centers on Dr Wade and a gift of liquor to Governor Whomit. Allegations touch on appointments, reporting duties, and a Democratic committee link to Leib, with remarks about gratitude, influence, and a planned meeting noting reports and postponements.
Bhense details unclear. No clearly identifiable persons organizations dates or places readable. Summary cannot determine concrete event or outcome from the fragment.
The pool area is undergoing repairs and cleaning. Water is expected to be turned on within days, enabling the new plot to be completed more quickly. A contractor cancelled due to insufficient water, affecting two week camp operations. The pool will open from June to October weekends, then the camp opens for the summer season.
Resident Mr. Wan H Roe of Pennsylvania promises to revolutionize cabbage farming along the coast. He has cultivated a notable yield, with 700 plants set out for Christmas, described as among the finest cabbages seen in the section. Roe has long tended and welded the crop, reporting strong spring takeoff and good luck with the weather.
Fragmentary OCR reports a man struck with a bottle in Cumberland Maryland and hospitalized. Conditions described as serious, with no assailant identified in the available text. Further details are unavailable due to the damaged source.
In June reports Outlawn bays at a Japanese logging camp site. Eight persons dispatched to the scene of the attack are noted. Further details remain unclear in the fragmented text.
The death notices record the passing of Rev J Weatt pastor at Marks Lutheran church and Ella C Harr widow of Daniel Herr of Boonsboro. Harr died at her daughter Brg Russell Steck’s home in Charles Town on Saturday morning after a long illness aged 71. Surviving children include Royinnd Hurley C Harr and Mrs Hassell Bleak with sister Mrs Henry Albert. Burial to follow at Boonsboro cemetery with services by M Sparriow.
A Bar Association meeting discussed Mr Wagaman death and scheduled a funeral for tomorrow in Baltimore. The State Accident Commission, of which Wagaman was chairman, will attend in a body. Officials and directors of the Hagerstown Bank are listed among those joining the service.
Fragmented text describes page candidacy talk within the Republican circle around Senator France and potential candidate Page. Analysts expect Field scanning to coincide with anti Page moves by Maryland leaders, with predictions Page may decide soon whether to run. Real estate listing notes auction by Joseph C. Snyder including properties fronting Court House and a sale of Jenny Murphy to a buyer in Fooketown.
A tale of devotion and betrayal emerges from letters found near a Potomac water body, suggesting a man’s suicide sparked by unrequited love. Messages accuse a woman of prompting despair, with intimate pleas and threats, and a phonograph record hinting at further coercion.
Workmen at the Wentworth Construction site in Cumberland unearthed a marble tombstone inscribed with a name related to C.D. and daughters. The artifact lay about six feet underground near the former St. Paul Lutheran Church site, with several graves exhumed and reburied to clear space for factory work by Kennedy Butler’s firm in 1890.
In Richmond on January 1 a concrete worker fell five stories at a Thamow high school work site. He died within an hour, after injuries described as severe. The incident occurred during demolition work attended by a mixed crew and prompted emergency response.
The article details an estimated federal aid road appropriation of 190 million dollars with states receiving allocations based on a total 190 million rollup. It notes projected construction of over 26 thousand miles from this fund and references prior progress, costs, and matched state spending totaling about 687 million miles.
Report summarizes a trial where Sgt. J Grahame Tohnega faces charges of intoxication and resisting arrest. Wilbur Rontzahn testified, alleging violations of three Automobile laws. Rontzahn testified under oath, four witnesses supported the officer’s actions, and Phillips died in connection with the case. A new trench gun is noted as being developed with claimed recall-free operation, while England’s lunacy laws are touched upon in the concurrent discussion.
A fragmented OCR item with unreadable proper nouns and missing context. The readable text offers no clear event or entities to summarize into a factual news item.
The servinal Sunday school Association held a well attended session at Brethren Church Williamsport. Rev Barry Plummer of Haxerstown spoke on The Functions of the Sunday School. Officers elected include President Athe Hottmean and vice president Alber heat. plan to aid the 1923 meeting at the Lutheran church.
Fragmented market notes show various commodities with unclear units and prices including lime, Rhone barrels, shelled corn per bushel, rye per bushel, cracked corn and winter grains. Mentions standard middling oats red and white corn meal cotton seed meal and partial price hints. The garbled text limits clear figures or dates.
The Bryan family of Willizmaria announces the birth of a 10 pound baby girl born Sunday morning. Parents Pragkitn Bryan and Mrs Prank Bryan, Ir Phoud Parente, Hart Witmer of 367 South Lagoon Avenue, share the good news. An educational exhibit is being arranged by the school for the community.
Fragmented excerpt mentions administration stance and railway unions. It notes a building permit for John Burton at South Pommac street with galvanized iron roat. No clear event, date, or full context available.
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