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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented ad mentions quick relief from stomach gas indigestion and dyspepsia using Pape’s Dipepsin. It promises digestion of undigested food within minutes, claims a pleasant minty taste, and urges readers to ask their pharmacist. The notice also advertises hardware exhibits at Emmert Hardware Co and a Hat Shop invitation, with dates for a city event.
Porc h Ywings and local shops announce openings and products including a new photography studio over McCrory's Store, rat poison, concrete blocks, wallpaper, movable stock, and various farm and household goods. Businesses Gower Davis and others promote services along Williamsport Pike and Prospect Place with sales and delivery details.
Mrs. Mary Louise Long of Chelan Lone dies at 72 after a sudden illness walking in her garden. Also reported are Abraham Stoupes of Fayetteville, Miss Lizzie Grove of Warnerboro, and Thomas Herr Russell of Brunswick,Md, with burial details and survivor lists. A Miss Annie Helier and others are noted, along with several memorial service dates and a millinery ad closing the column.
Amid reports of municipal needs, officials request state money for road construction and infrastructure in the county. The document notes plans for paving, bridge repairs, and safety improvements, with references to local commissioners and budget figures including payroll details and project costs.
Fragmentary OCR describes a bull incident and proposed plant development at Magnolia area. It references Chas. Tealla Ma, a Chiliing display, and a plan to build a 1,000,000 dollar plant near a river with horsepower tech. Mentions Virginia and Potamie region, with scattered names and places.
A garbled local notice references residents urged to remove burdens, mentions Milburn Coy and Buffalo and York addresses, and lists oysters and stores. The fragmentary OCR hints at debts, taxes, and community efforts, with scattered names and places, but specifics are unclear.
Very unclear text appears to advertise sales of shells and cheap goods with references to a lunch room in Hagerstown and various drugstore items. The fragment mentions two gold items, ten cent shells, and phrases about doctors and drugs, plus framing services by AhATfer & Farber.
Fragmentary report describes a large dinner event and debates over funds, population impact, and civic concerns. Mentions universities, urban plans, and symbolic references to governance and public works, with scattered names and locations.
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage hair tonic in 5 cent bottles. It claims to remove dead hair, stop itching, cleanse the scalp, reduce dryness, strengthen hair, and make it wavy and shiny. The piece lists numerous distributor names and includes a note about Edison talking pictures and a planned engagement, all in a dense, benchtop style typical of historical ads.
Fragmented OCR lists items and names related to horse blankets and textiles. Mentions Lonpil, Invere, SCUINERT, ROLLER, and vendors Fete pathorne and Weor ard. Includes references to Thani Reina Hemel 1a 17 S Tota Bt AAGHL and Amalre Pato Waris CG in a garbled catalog-like notice.
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