05 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a local notice with straggling names and terms. Readable bits hint at place, dates, and officials but clarity is limited. The text appears as jumbled individuals and organizations, requiring cautious interpretation.
Train schedule notes intercity routes from Extect May 1 1908 with departures to parriabure and Winchester, occasional Sunday restrictions, intermediate stops at Waynesboro Cham, Philadelphia and Columbia. Describes coach connections between Harors town and Palladalphin and pricing for card between Maginstown and Pillodotniin, daily except Sunday.
New York inventors G. A. Allen and John J. Mackier complete a 104 foot hydro biplane weighing 5000 pounds with soft steel tubing and a five engine power plant. The craft includes 1500 gallon gas tanks and a steam yacht style living area for two pilots. Its projected speed reaches up to 100 miles per hour.
Congressman A B Burleson of Texas, chairman of the Speakers Bureau, announced that Governor Wilson would speak at the New York Press Club on September 9 and before Spanish war veterans in Atlantic City on September 10. He listed September stops in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota with plans for later October speeches in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa.
A convention of physicians in Burlington discussed pre natal care to prevent mental deficiency and stricter marriage laws. Dr G C Young of Washington urged examinations of temperament and opposite temperaments for marriage to strengthen the race, criticizing current medical practices and advocating reforms.
A Hungarian town council in Nagy Forkuta plans to fax bachelors to aid the local hospital. The sole bachelor on the camel protested but the majority backed the measure and now appeals to provincial authorities for veto.
The Wilson Club of Wayneshorn plans a large October gathering with prominent speakers delivering addresses. The exact date is not fixed, but the event aims to attract notable figures and local interest.
The United States asserts its sovereign right to regulate commerce between states and reject foreign arbitration, signaling a firm stance on the Panama Canal dispute. British press reactions show hostility to the US position, while the British Foreign Office denies official arbitration denial.
Judge C. N. Brum addressed the Grand Jury in Pottsville Sept 1 asserting a conspiracy against the writer’s district involving refusing highway repairs. He described local people as ignorant and vicious and urged indictments for failing to keep highways in good condition. The judge claimed prejudice against railroads influenced views of the automobile era and urged action to curb such bias.
U Gunn and Ammunition advertises as agents for Savige Stevens and lists brands including Schindel Rohr er Co and Couch Hammocks. The garbled text references various gun and hammock products and a broad supplier network.
Report describes a trial turning gunpowder into an organic fertilizer at Fort Myer and Indian Head proving grounds. Hundreds of tons were tested to extract nitrogen. initial findings claim improved crop yields including beets potatoes tomatoes and lettuce on Amaryby tract garden plots.
In Sept 4 afternoon a drowning occurred as 16 year old Violot Kamp and 14 year old Agnes Dickerson were swept under during a boat incident near Sillsbury. Miss Kemp and Miss McAllen tried to aid them while Miss Dickerson called for help. Kemp attempted a rescue but could not reach the drowning girl.
The CV Relief Association offers August pit and death benefits totaling $600, life and neckient benefits of $8200, and $9810 for alek relief. Ion Gream Freezera is noted in relation to the relief beat. Prices are advertised as very low at Samuel Emmert's market.
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