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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
4
Notices outline daily train connections from Hagerstown to Philadelphia New York and beyond with departure and arrival times including sleepers and coaches. It lists connections between Wigertown and Philadelphia and timing for sleepers between Angoratown and New York while noting general agents and service chiefs signatures.
Train timetable from Hagerstown to Chambersburg Shippensburg and beyond for March 16 1973 lists mixed trains daily except Sundays. Services run via Baltimore Philadelphia New York Wayneboro Cumberland and Martinsburg divisions with special observation cars and limited Sunday routes to Gettysburg Hanover and York along with connections to Cumberland Pittsburgh and West Virginia points.
Public sale of the Hagers Town Brewery personal effects listed with descriptions of horses, mules, wagons, crates, tools, household goods, hardware, and stock. Public auction to be conducted by receivers at the brewery site on a June date with buyers responsible for removal and payment conditions. no goods to be removed until settled.
A reader from Thielfeld writes about severe sickness and kidney pain eased after using Swamp Root on the recommendation of a physician. The letter claims recovery after several bottles and endorses Kilmer Co. advertisements, noting pamphlets about kidneys and bladder and urging readers to buy in town drugstores.
Authorities in Waynesboro probe whether cigar wraps and certain cigarettes fall under a law. The district attorney and police plan intensified enforcement to curb smoking, with penalties for possession or distribution. The report notes confusion over which wrapped products qualify and cites medical ads and patent medicines amid the public notice.
An examiner of merchandise in the local customs service, Moberts Atterley, is jailed on $6,000 bail for alleged fraudulent entry of goods from abroad. The probe, led by United States officials, targets duties evaded on shipments to John Wanamaker and others, with a broader pattern of undervalued or free-of-duty consignments. The investigation, tied to the government’s port-wide crackdown, recalls prior seizures and suggests substantial losses to the treasury.
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