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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
2
A vintage ad style warning encourages mothers to use California Syrup of Pigs for upset stomachs in children. It claims the syrup clears constipation and digestive issues within hours, touts easy-to-swallow fruit flavor, and warns against counterfeit bottles.
Public notice from the Board of Supervisors of Elections of Washington County announcing registration and revision of voter lists. Registration sites listed across towns and streets with dates and hours, detailing where residents may register. Includes numerous local street addresses in Hagerstown and surrounding areas for the public to attend.
Obituary notices describe the deaths of Mrs Susan Bowman Metz and Mrs Ida Bell along with multiple relatives and survivors. The text outlines church associations, family connections, and mentions community figures like Charles H. Baughman editor and local merchants. Includes memorial service details and scattered commercial notices from nearby shops.
A French chemist explains how an apple’s fermenting enzyme turns juice brown on exposure to air. The text then shifts to a bizarre dialogue and a gruesome instruction about battering a woman, concluding with a homicide.
The article argues music should be provided beyond exceptional students, noting that prices for lessons and concert tickets deter widespread access. It discusses the value of music in childhood development, references training and formation at various altitudes, and critiques the practical barriers to universal musical instruction.
In a fragmentary report from the Translated Star, juniors at Hrawn perform a school skit with a tense curtain speech. Audience reactions veer between confusion and quiet curiosity as dialogue hints at scandal and hidden motives among students.
A fragmented passage presents dubious phrases and names like Educated and The Press. It references a personage and a mistaken sense of age, work, and fatigue, with scattered terms such as sydney, Proverb, and bisected speech. The text is garbled and provides no clear narrative or event.
A local event notes the Edison Talking Pictures showing at the street venue with the Edison Talking Pictures program. Officials announce foundation work will begin soon and a light schedule of nightly showings is planned, promising a technical demonstration and historical film segments with commentary by Mr McKee.
A chaotic public gathering saw Ao Pauldlog rebuked as socialist rhetoric sparked tense exchanges. Speaker Terpent Morgan and others disputed claims while attendees clashed over conspiracy accusations and political loyalties. Police presence increased as the crowd applauded fragmented, unclear charges amid escalating tensions.
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