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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1913

Page

1

Deaths and notices from Simpensburg and nearby areas

Obituaries report the sudden death of W. Coffey at his garage aged 64, long-time merchant and former town head. ongoing tributes note his health issues and public service. Also listed are deaths of Miss Sallie Youngblood at 20. Rev. J. Lawson Smith in Pittsburg. Elizabeth Watson. Naomi Smith. and Mason, a nine-month-old child, with funeral arrangements and survivors. An ad for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound appears, claiming to ease a woman's distress.

Coffey Skinnensbure Atv Roy Mr. Boxsettan Henry Duke Helawhe Ran Tawaseth Borgesa Lila Ah. Coffey Simpensburg Charles Sallie Youngblood Eouily Youngblood Summer St Lateranlasia Bha Ben WY St. Mark's Lutheran Church Wavie Henry Howard Carlton Rota Him Cemetery J. Lawson Smith Myeraville Pittsburg Elizabeth ©. Watson C. L. Watson Léa Mary BH Suayilla Smith Myersville

Lawn Swings Featured at Emmert Hardware Co

Abd Society St Mark’s Lutheran hosts a lawn swing event at Emmert Hardware Co with lawn swings from top makes. Tuesday evening June ith at 8 o’clock for children’s machines at 2 o’clock. Prices range from 10 eta to G-12L-31 lawn Swings. R. D. McKee announces floor varieties.

Emmert Hardware CO Abd Society St. Mark's

Sires and Sons in Public Life Across Century

The narrative lists notable figures connected to St. Petersburg and beyond, including BT cboubine elected mayor of St. Petersburg and former zemstvo president, ex-Mayor Whitney of Hrooktym, and Macla G Mengen president of Calla. It notes Patrick MacGi, Windsorenade royal library clerk turned railroad navvy, Jobo Rennie, 2,005,000 miles sailed, and Soinal crossing the equator 420 times. Also mentioned are Ree ais Jap, Scottish mariner, Brigadier General Exederick A. Smith, and Amuleo of New York, West Point 1873 graduate.

St. Petersburg Zemstvo Whitney Hrooktym Macla G Mengen Calla Strang Ren Patrick MacGi Windsorenade Jan Rigett Bectlon Mudh Hia Ireland Jobo Rennie Ab Iuyth Soinal Equator Ree Ais Jap Scotland Rlmbys Exederick A. Smith Atizage Dakotna Nevada Ho Satyel Philippines Tuhy Amuleo New York West Polot

Train and Track Tollway and Rail Growth Around the World

The piece compares global rail and streetcar development, noting the Prussian Helsinki tollway system and a U S system growth. It cites New York New Haven and Hartford projections that trains will connect New York and Boston in under four hours within two years.

United States Europe Bt Peteraburg Atrestear Maes S. 3 Bytiea New York, New Haven and Hertford

Foreign Affairs and Royal Ambitions Across Borders

A compilation of tangled editorials from Memphis Commercial Appeal and Cleveland Plain Dealer, noting Germany’s aggressive stance and Britain’s offer to cede Portugal’s African possessions in exchange for German concessions. The commentaries touch on George V’s era, Alfred Austin’s death, and a speculative shift in English poetry toward republicanism as a form of backlash.

Germany Memphis Peravan Gulf Great Britain Portugal John Bull Cleveland Plain George Alfred Austin Lacreatesuip New York World

Women and professional progress in 1900s cities

In New York many working girls send home sealed envelopes to parents, while only a small share of educated women gain professional status. Boston’s bar admission remains limited to a minority, and London hosts a women’s society group influencing arts, education, and philanthropy through its committees.

New York Mussachusetts Hoston Eixty London Wermen Tondon

Household Hints on Pantry and Cleaning Tools

A damaged fragment offers tips on pantry storage and cleaning aids. It mentions avoiding odors when wrapping foods, proper freezer storage, and not keeping wine yeast in stone crocks or sugar. Also suggests using aprons with large pockets for housework and notes baskets and cloths must stay clean.

Vinemrand

City debates statues and eugenics in condemned quotes

A scrambled item cites editorials from Lovtaviila Times praising Queen Mietorla statue plans in Woallogton, while deriding George IIIs role in republics and citing a prize for eugenics in a Philadelphia Inquirer item. It mockingly references Daniel Webster and a stray line about Astor House.

Mietorla Woallogton George Iil Lovtaviila Times Philadelphia Inquirer Tiwan Daniel Websater Astor Ovens New York Astor Houge Cleveland Pion Denlor

England Suffrage War and English Downfall Voiced

Fragmentary text from the Atlanta Constitution discusses suffrage and conflict in England. It mentions danger and a small island across the sea, with unclear events and misread phrases implying upheaval and surveillance. The copy is garbled with mis-spellings and incomplete sentences.

Memorial Service Observe Heptasophs Remembrance

The Bie Ridge Conclave No. 390 held a memorial in Toza Hk cemetery for departed Heptasophs. Members, led by officers and past archon Henry Winabory, read prayers, laid flowers, and honored names including W. W. Moore and J. Schleicher. The rite emphasized charity, fraternity, and keeping the memory of the dead alive within the living.

Bie Ridge Toza Hk W. W. Moore W.claland W. W. Brower H. Downin G We Stinebaueh Paualhter J. ¥. Schleicher Wn. Soveler J. F Fhonins J. E. Bondiley M. A. Hawken Bose Henry Winabory Fradnr B.C. Powers Washington Synnrn Wineberg Apele Acre Yisha Mon Powers Tle Tastarglon John TF Beard Grahon Thomas W. Broomall Prayaal Minor Maonts Dorrntorger Samuel S. King Annadeler George W. Recsoner Jon W. George George 1. Murray Wardee Ghadrach Seninel Eugene Sours John Neard Norman Early Nyman Lidowa Dhe Iudge Rooma Vd. Dita

Flage-Fiacs Mounted on Statant Colors to 96.00

RLM HAYS and BNO3 lead a report on flag shipping costs with Kyle Roker highlighted as a key figure. The jumble notes price points and stock status, mentioning mounted standards and color variants in a compact, period voice.

Dawes and Daughters Elect Leaders in New York Club

A reform council slate forms as Mery Dawes and daughters elects a director in the Merkile progressive club of New York. Mrs. William Gerry Sloe reelected president of the Society of Daughters of the War of 1912. Brockton resident Mes Sarah A. Pitkoer travels to send postcards, while Miss Duncan gains a position in England following retirement.

Mery Migs Duncan Chittrama Guardians Ban Ber England Joynson Daley Ughthouse Mersey Ughthouse Alta Te Morsey Koever

Town Topics Muddled Recall and Odd Street Rules

A garbled late 19th century style item recalls scattered memories of past events and odd city ordinances. The piece hints at a puzzled community wheel and a failed attempt to organize a public space with rules about standing and floor splitting remembered in a foggy jumble.

Pert Personals and Theatre Notes From The Era

Fragmented obituary style items mix wedding gossip and theatre chatter. Mentions include a wedding plan for the Atlantic in the Pacific, Dr Jaos of Rondonenvy Cavaro, a musical night by Lhose 2,000 panes, and remarks on Bernhardt’s eve of sailing with a brief nod to Vovals and Mack Steak. The piece reads like casual society notices.

Nut Goodwin Cleveland Lenner Jaos Rondonenvy Cavaro Hoveton Post Sime Bernhardt Wee Mack

Canal project prompts mixed signals and tone shifts

A garbled report references the Panama Canal opening prospects, contrasts life along the canal with stern humor, and cites editorials from Milwaukees Santjicl New York Telegram and Exchange. It mentions the Culebra cut, the tombs and graves of workers, and hopes Calanck Goothals Ramrance will complete the project on time.

Joaona Panama Canal Pausini New York Telegram

Industrial items and manufacturing plant outputs noted

Industrial items report outlines Ab Olo manufacturing plant boosting foreseen production from its operations and expands into electrical power. It notes nineteen commercial briquetting operations in the United States this year, sugar production reaching about 2,000 KX tons over two years, and nearly 4,000 workers in canning and preserving with capital investments totaling $116,207,060.

Ab Olo Manufacturing Avante Aterm United States Mma

Notable Writers and Authors Head Abroad for Paris Study

The novelist Mire Bertlig Runkle, known as Mrs Le 14 Bash in private life, wife of an army officer Toson Shimigaki, a Tenants well known novelist, sails to Paris for four years of study. Maatherina Ward, frequently appearing in newspapers, signs on as a figure in journalism and fiction. Mrs 1), Feaneta Murphy, a textile manufacturer from Philadelphia, is tied to Murphys in Cincinnati Darivy.

Mire Bertlig Runkle

Unclear fragments from Providence Bullet sports pages

OCR fragments reference three strikes golf tennis and pingpong with vague mentions of Laxohali Ro and Bagdad team. Lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons. readable items point to sports notes and a stray quote about a wife and husband.

Golf Tennla Pingpong Laxohali Providence Bullet Boe Bagdad Tomatka Ancor Win Baseball Gam Orlenba Picayibe

Perilous Cordite Chewing Describes Deadly Habit

The article warns that chewing cordite gum causes explosive effects in small doses, with danger escalating in large quantities. It cites soldiers blown apart by a spark and notes the habit’s risk, then shifts to light ethnographic notes on Kukububnang traders and their barter practices in New Guinea.

Memory Errand by Banding and Confession Techniques

A fragment suggests a study by Professor Li Mh Delabarre of Brown on inducing confessions through staged incidents. It cites detective J. 14 Thunst and a plan to force admission via self-voiced agents, then narrates a tale from the Princes Im perdi with Alberle BevoniT and a royal misstep.

Che Cotament Mh Delabarre Brown Thio Ehlet Weils, Wargo & Co

Mystery Theatre At Town Hall Stirs Native-Yer Crowd

The Sock and Busuit club staged Little Alas or the Meuse Train Mystery in the town hall, drawing a crowd with a dramatic performance. Audience chatter suggested a near gutting moment as the curtain fell and the mystery seemed to unravel after the final act.

Sock and Busuit

Ring proposal sparks chatter in keyboard era

Fragmentary telegraph style column from the Monitor quotes Charles Belenca about Almude's engagement ring offer. The exchange hints at skepticism about the groom or proposal amid unclear telephony inspired dialogue.

Fragmentary pastry verse on elites and kinship

The readable lines mention elites and a family heritage with references to individuals named Reagan, Gabo Heelélins, Steve, and Degcouding, but the text is garbled. It hints at a poetry piece about lineage and marriage within a great family, lacking clear events or dates.

Reagan Gabo Heelélins Steve Clocinunit Taquirer

Private car visit and wartime memory at Willinapart

Col James M Shoonatakar visits Pittsburg in a New York Centralines private car recounting a tale of loyalty to a dead woman whose memory inspired him. He recalls 1861 cavalry service, a fever near Willina part, and a vow to honor the gravely remembered ally by mournful actions long after her passing. A Confederate-like severed cemetery road and a note on a tavern founder’s daughter precede the reflective moment. Col Schoonmaker witnesses the scene and contemplates the soldier’s return.

James M. Shoonatakar Pittaburgh New York Centralines Sanstrong Cavalry Wheh B Whillaine Vort Potame River WiHitna Pittsburg Mirgareg. Anderson Hallort Anderson Tavern Reaper G. William Amy Dors Hic Indy We Sommport Porto Col. Schoonmaker

Odd Prank Causes Fire At Home Of Innes Bardon

Darby and Junge 23 were involved in a strange prank at Innes Bardon’s home. Five matches on a table were struck while she and two children were upstairs. A night wind spread flames, burning the table and other parts of the room.

Darby Junge Innes Bardon Stavensich Tom

Ambiguous Hagerstown Advertisement Sparks Concerns

Fragmentary notice blends claims of illness and conciliation with a dated sales pitch from Buffalo New York agents. It mentions Down's and a hardware store, urging readers to remember the name and avoid alternatives as it touts Plotre Praying and Deering Binder Twine with limited readable context and no clear event or outcome.

Hagerstown Lyon Georgy F. Somber Tatoenah Magersinwn Houwe, Torkel Wy Jimele Wile, Wilmot Aid Donny Kuley Rudy & Meredith Sidney Fauna All Doxters Arles Gdconta Lotter Mihaen Co Buffalo New York Gale Agenta Uchad Anitos

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