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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
2
A garbled array of names and topics touches on Sulzer and Foas, Brandeis, Lorimer, and naval intel, with wary mentions of German threats and American actions. It notes Pershing’s searchlight device, Canadian recruiting, and Quebec enlistment figures as the Dominion teeters amid wartime mobilization pressures.
President Wilson states the United States will not suspend relations with Germany but will demand adherence to international law and cruiser warfare rules. He emphasizes the need for Germany to keep pledges and stop murdering American civilians on the high seas, while seeking peace and friendship.
A historical note reports the Methodist Episcopal Church considering removing the line With my worldly goods I endow from the marriage rite. The commission argues the phrase is archaic and impractical, with debates on whether the couple should be bound by such endowments. The discussion reflects evolving ritual language amid broader changes in church practice.
A fragment discusses religious groups opposing Sunday automobile use and promoting church attendance. It notes petitions to Puritans and actions by groups such as Alllanna United States chapter in New York and a Woman's Sabbath Alliance. The piece references reactions from Brooklyn and Crooklyn and suggests efforts to influence Sunday activity without clear outcomes.
Assistant District Attorney Womling revealed Everly Waite aimed to marry a wealthy New York woman to gain riches, while a candid aunt Miss Catherine E. Peck testified she gave Waite $100,000 for investment amid ongoing inquiries. Grand Rapids witnesses and further evidence were hinted as key to the motive.
A well known beauty specialist advises a facial hair removal treatment. Mix powdered detatons with water to form a paste, apply to the hairy area, rub off after about two minutes, wash skin, and hairs vanish. The method is quick and safe if done properly. Ensure the gel is wet before application.
Mrs. Mary M. Archer Gilligan, proprietor of Archer House in Windoor, was arrested by State police on murder charges amid a probe into poison deaths at her pay home for aldery persona. Authorities say arsenical poisoning links extend to Franklin Andrews and another former inmate, with exhumations and medical findings driving the inquiry.
Mrs. O’Nilgan remained silent at court and refused to answer questions during examination. The woman who has run the institution for years bought patents from all parts of the state and kept the home crowded, as the inquiry into the case continues.
Weed Coast Artillery troops passed Tate test night over the W M rain slowed traffic at the station for orders. The train, made up of one coach and four sleeper cars, carried Coast artillerymen who slept as the train was rushed to San Antonio Texas. Part of the company boarded at Totyhania. another detachment left Baltimore that night. Equipment rode in the baggage car.
Read Hrugh's Ad daily on page 2 for Muresco wall finish information from WMMBILT Hardware Co. Spring style details highlighted.
Denver, May 1. Denver will revert to the old Mayoralty form after three years under the commission government. Hubart W. Speer is re elected mayor by an estimated 12 000 to 14 000 majority with about 63 000 votes cast. Opponent William W. Booth and the Denver Post concede Speer’s victory amid a bitter campaign that divided ministers congregations and even families.
Col J William DeGrange of Washington former Martinsburg temperance advocate and author of the West Virginian Society landbook spent a brief visit in Williamsport on his way home from Martinsburg. He serves as treasurer of the society and provides statistics and information on West Virginia.
Special values in wool underwear to close. A new lot of Lidleum remnants at old price. Duffield & Reed. Bench cloth skirts, $1.00, Brard's.
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