06 May 1913
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
1
A damaged text fragment details a March 1915 sale by court order in Washington County for land adjoining the Western Maryland Railway near Hagerstown. It mentions a sale date, trustees, and property description including springs, roads, and building prospects, with various names and legal references.
Public sale by the court in Washington County Maryland. The property includes a brewery complex with buildings, tanks, and equipment, adjoining the Western Maryland Railroad in Hagerstown. The sale will occur on May 1, 1913, with bids open from 1 to 3 pm, and includes land, structures, and brewing machinery formerly part of the Lukewtown Brewing Company, conveyed by deed of March 1900. Purchasers pay cash or notes as approved by the receivers.
A rough OCR yields fragments of public notices, legal statements, and scattered names including Washington County, Bergen and Williamsport. Mentions of agencies, dates, and addresses appear garbled, with references to taxes, stores, and court items interspersed with unrelated text.
Advertises NOZOX as a universal cure claiming to heal chronic nasal catarrh and related deafness within 60 minutes, with testimonials and letters praising its efficacy. Lacks scientific support, urges readers to consult druggists for proof, and lists prices 2sc and 60c. Includes fraudulent tone and dubious medical claims.
A fragmented report details a death under dubious circumstances tied to mercantile and social pressures. Mary Mo and Mrs Tease are named, with references to a Bell er, Leahy, and a tether, suggesting a final act linked to a dress event and a planned sale. Municipal figures, a Payette, and a funeral aftercare mention a May ex auction and a forthcoming Thursday court order.
A damaged transcript recounts Miss Murray a London singer performing at Drury Lane in 1913. The witness described tights and a gown, an onstage delay, and a confrontation with officials over costume and timing. The jury weighed testimony on the incident and the demands for compensation.
A wildfire near Dismal Sand drives wild animals ahead of advancing flames. Power lines 73 meters high spark as crews battle the blaze. The event damages a quarry and surrounding timber, with heavy equipment used by workers. Local authorities warn the city of Suffals to steer clear of danger zones.
Dated report details a mass jail escape involving Norful and others. Several inmates and accomplices allegedly aided the breakout from a county jail, with officials pursuing suspects and noting violent crime connections.
A Wyoming exhibit promises a stark portrayal of a historic massacre, detailing the Mountain Mowlow event and its impact. The piece references Lerayne Nasturtiums and a shipping of dwarf limbs to Vilna, tied to a Department of Anslontture project and a Woman's Improvement Association committee as part of a controversial exhibit narrative.
An OCR fragment hawks a fatigue remedy with exaggerated promises and near nonsensical marketing copy. It touts a “4 sels out fur uliges” and “Money back” guarantees, claiming to cleanse pores and cure foot ailments without clear ingredients or verifiable proof. The item reads like an early 20th century patent medicine ad full of garbled text and dubious claims.
A garbled page segment lists scattered names, places, and figures, including references to Maryn, Panty, Soko Mb, and Marian. The text weaves through technical terms, dates, and institutions without coherent context, producing a dense jumble of potential references and locations.
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