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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
2
A garbled OCR passage mentions a meeting with multiple named individuals and places, including references to Maryland, Lake, and various persons such as Ellen Fhumasy and Jauk. The text reads like a newspaper card detailing attendees, roles, and possible events around a convention or gathering, but the specifics are obscured by transcription errors.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a fashion hint involving a blouse with rosettes and a five gore skirt. References to yardage and measurements appear garbled, mentioning a twenty-one or twenty-one yard quantity and an eighth yard slip. The text is unclear but suggests a period style sewing tip.
The readable fragments describe a local notice or item but lack coherent details such as names dates places or actions. The text appears damaged with garbled words and no distinct event or entity to anchor a firm summary.
A lively vaudeville program at the Academy features Pearl Stevens leading a banjo act with songs, plus two acrobats and a clever comedy ring routine. Benny and Ty present a novelty spectacle, with a pet feature and musical selections, while a broader show promises eye catching acts and a brief film.
A fragmented beauty column describes do it yourself mixtures. Instructions mention magatone in warm water for facial skin and a delatone powder for hair removal. It also cites using a salve for spring colds and throat congestion with various odd spellings and nonspecific guidance.
A report details a fund transfer of 1 037.76 to the treasury and 1 027.76 for a Red Cross appeal. It also notes upcoming Philadelphia stage appearances by Miss Alda Viegita West and Lillian RussoW at Keith's Theatre, with further show listings and a brief on Str. Williams Newberger proceeding to Towta and a planned engagement at the Trivall Theatre.
The appellate court reversed the entire judgment against Kingden May Alms and others in a contempt ruling tied to church work. The ruling references Mitchell and five others, noting months of sentences and fines were adjusted. The decision centers on violations of a court order in the context of a broader religious community action. The record also mentions unrelated notices and commercial ads for lawn swings and meat markets.
A garbled list describes various building permits and structures across streets such as Antietam, North St, Wash Avenue and Forbes. It mentions a two story hotel, a shed, and several incomplete project notes. References to officials, a cadet of appeals, and penalties hint at enforcement actions and legal context.
A testimonial from Mrs. Sapa Wroutins of Wikhart Indiana describes years of illness with sickly symptoms and depression. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Savive Wash for improvement after one month of use, urging others to seek guidance from the Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
The Choral Society plans a 7:90 PM rehearsal at Wayman Hall. Members from the choir community will attend the rendition at Biah, performed by the choral society. Minusiave was re elected as president with Una. Kinlobart elected to the prostiléncy proceeding Mr J Clarence Tavis.
Fragmentary OCR reports a 14 year old boy named Joyee in Ohio and a related death incident. It mentions a teen in mourning and a night event near Warren RL with references to local figures and an industrial paint company. Details are confused and multiple names appear without clear sequence.
Fragmentary OCR notes warn of an approaching cold snap and urge readers to prepare with warm clothing and supplies. Mentions vendors or brands like GREEN GROUND BONE and HOWARD BROS in a period tone.
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