14 Nov 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
1
A dense OCR fragment covers public notices and auction language referencing properties in Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia, with mentions of Waynesboro Chambersburg Lancaster Philadelphia and Hagerstown. It outlines sales of real estate, mortgage foreclosures, and trustee auctions with dates, locations, and payment terms though many names and details are garbled.
Public sale in front of the Weverton Hotel, Washington County Maryland, on November 23, 1912, offers Parcel No. I containing about one acre with improvements, plus Parcel No. II of one acre, both formerly owned by George Bingham. Terms: 1-3 cash day of sale. balance with mortgage, possession given at closing. notice by Leon R. Young Trustee and associated executors.
A garbled but denseOCR text rants about trespass, hunters, and property damage, naming alleged plots and conspirators. It references farm costs, wildlife theft, and indignation toward intruders, with scattered names and locations implied across a feisty local confrontation.
An ad style piece touts a home cough syrup made from mixing granulated sugar with a pint of syrup, claiming rapid relief for coughs, whooping cough, croup, and throat irritation. It markets quick results, low price, and a money back guarantee, urging readers to try Pinex and Sugent Syrup as a simple remedy.
In a mix of domestic ads and public notices, the article describes continued use of machines from Old World suppliers amid poverty hindering modernization in the Arab world, along with promotional medicines and local health notices. It notes political chatter about a possible Washington visit by Wilton and mentions Senator Riesner’s improving health.
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