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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1913
Page
2
An early 20th century ad-style summary portrays Pope's Diapepsin as a fast acting stomach regulator that ends dyspepsia, indigestion, and gas within minutes. It boasts bold claims, wide profit, and urges readers to buy a fifty cent case for quick relief, while mixing in theatrical notices and entertainment blurbs.
The bulletin from Hagerstown describes Bullian's Millinery offering new season styles for women. It notes opening days in September and features simple suits and the latest presson items for ladies, with address at Potomag Street.
Fragmented OCR item lists auctions sales and notices with names and dates in a rural county. Includes mentions of livestock sales horse care and a funeral or meeting notice for a daughter and a secretary’s note. Information is garbled but references to sale days and local officials remain identifiable.
Obituaries and notices recount deaths and urgent family details for several Martinsburg region residents. Mitchell Hammersta of North Mountain died of typhoid fever at home, survived by many relatives. Stephen A. Shadgrass of Martins Toye died after a long illness, with services planned. Ella N. Price of Salem Avenue died aged 88 years, survived by two daughters and a son. funeral arrangements noted. Additional lines detail local residents, farms, church associations, and family connections in a crowded community notices page.
A fragmented report notes the Moye starlets sinking a stable defense as Emmi and Tatliayare Co are mentioned. The garbled copy references gates, aid, and a calendar context without clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a fashion display with bold gowns, colors, and models. The scene mentions dramatic suiting, blue violet and green tones, silk hosiery, and a striking red prohibition. Observations reference a public display at an auditorium with attendees and commentators.
A fragmented ad promises headache relief with Ames Headache Powder praised for quick action and neuralgia relief. The copy hints at simple use and quick efficacy, noting availability at drugstores though text is garbled and unclear on dosage or side effects.
A resident of Jefferson Street, Javuraiown, Ally, vouches for a remedy once used with Kilgeys. The letter cites relief from kidney pain and weakness, noting interruptions to daily life and improvement after using the advertised pills from Tay & Meredic’s Kens Store. It mentions nationwide distribution by United States agents and local market availability.
Classified notice style items list auction like sales for kitchen cabinets and hardware. Mentions Pine Inch cabinet priced 26.18, another sun cabinet at 10.00, and various named firms such as Bower Davis Shaffer FabiA moving locations and offering wallpaper and drugs. Readers urged to visit Williamaport Pike for deals and to consult physicians during a period of moving commerce.
A dense notice outlines a busy schedule for the upcoming week in the B of f. campaigns. It mentions public meetings, planning sessions, and community outreach events with dates, locations, and speakers to engage attendees and advance development efforts.
Mackie and partners show new washing machines as Schindal Hour and Co warrants strong performance. Demonstrations underway. Bally noted for reliability. Canty present to observe. Jet machines on display for potential buyers.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered brand names and prices. The readable items mention wallpaper and lanterns with a listed price of 2.50, along with mentions of Mays & Rob and assorted disordered product strings.
Fragmented chronicle describes the sun's path and the celestial circle intersecting the equator. It notes solstice, eclipse concepts, and ancient interpretations by Chaldeans and other observers, with references to solstice timing and the sun's height throughout seasons.
Addison M. Powell recounts a dramatic winter rescue as a dog team braves darkness and cold to pull a stranded woman and her husband from death. Hunters and locals assist, a tense crossing of a river, and the team’s dogs pull through a perilous trail to reach a hotel as the couple survives.
Readable fragments mention a wife and a woman with unclear context. The passage references an unclear collaboration or accompaniment, plus a vague connection to a person named Nina Dickoue. No clear event or outcome is established.
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