07 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1916
Page
1
The county faces a near dry spell with butter and cream prices rising as supply tightens. Dairy farms report many cows dry or low in production, forcing reduced milk use and skipping days of consumption. Officials fear the shortage may deepen before improvements.
A fractured late article notes a Missouri race disrupted by a candidate’s death by suicide amid a volatile political clash. It mentions Henry Kersting as a Republican placeholder and hints at ballot complications and voter impact statewide.
An elderly Hagerstown man recounts relief from chronic catarrh after using a remedy, claiming significant improvement after several bottles and a renewed sense of health. The testimonial advocates the product’s efficacy and cites better sleep and fewer headaches as observed benefits.
An adventure tale follows Jerry Caraon as he pursues Leontine Waleatl and faces forged costs. Amid betrayals Sebastian and Ravencar schemes emerge while Jerry confronts Navyarres and a deadly struggle ends with a mysterious apparition and a dramatic confrontation.
In a tangled criminal saga, Ravengar and Leontine push into danger as Sebastian, Romane, and Bebastica clash over a stolen confession. A tense pursuit leads to a violent confrontation, with Ludwig Rommomi delivering new revelations and a hidden gaming house becoming the setting for further intrigue.
Fragmentary text shows pricing 2.25 per 168d and mentions AB Hitchey’s. Other words are unreadable.
Quaint ad copy touts Cascar ets as a daily laxative product promising clear heads and clean tongues. It extols gentle cleansing, wellness benefits, and a cheerful mood, urging readers to buy at any drug store. Contains misspellings and sensational language of the era.
A hospital report describes a worker whose scalp was torn partly in an elevator accident at the American Landry Plant yesterday afternoon. Witnesses heard a scream as the worker was pulled into the shaft and rushed to a hospital by ambulance.
In Lynchburg Virginia on November 7 Robert Wintree, business manager of Randolph-Macon Woman's College, was exonerated of blame for the death of 18 year old Paul Ford, a Negro youth, who was killed when struck by Wintree's automobile after a trade violation at a street intersection. Ford died several hours after the collision. Wintree was nearly prostrated by the accident.
Charlen H. Miller of Hagerstown wed NSS Welmar Washington in New York on Wattinaday prong November st ATX, with Bertice Schneider as bridesmaid and Eugene Miller of Hagerstown as best man. The couple will celebrate in Tigerstern, with relatives attending a reception at the bride’s home.
The Rev. A. M. Alford of Tow kon officiates at the marriage of My. Milita Fillmore Tucker and Miss Wilanna Pere Altord at the Towan Methodist Episcopal Church. The bride’s father pastors the Meachyrch at Wol tansnort.
Ty Hira the soldier displays expert marksmanship as MPCLURE recruits in Uncle Sam's army. The piece notes his skill and service, referencing Clayton HM and locations in Wisconsin and UK. It recounts training, unit ties, and the push to support American defense and stability.
Fragmented OCR shows debate over inaugural day with references to Washington and oath timing. Mentions Saturday or Monday options and uncertain dates, reflecting historical confusion around ceremonial timing and public reaction to the election.
Lamar and Orloje, formerly of Vredurivk, work daily in Washington winter workouts. LHS Boley and Central Miph track coach aim to boost speed. Manager Orimi notes Lamar’s inexperience but praises his natural ability after last season under Jon Dann.
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