24 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1909
Page
1
Disjointed WEWS notes from a distant page mention people, places, and incidents. Names like Tracy, Carroll Springs, and Windsor appear amid scattered civic items, accidents, and social events. The gapped text hints at legal matters, a court case, and town affairs with occasional dates and figures.
An elderly bridegroom aged 73 marries a widow from Purguesvyre in Cumberland. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. H. A. Benwn at Tremoni Matu. locations and exact dates are unclear from the readable text.
An obituary notes the death of Daegh B Shetran of Leuganary oye at Moti township age unspecified. He worked as a carpenter by trade and left a widow and several relatives including Mik Gegule Roreicn and three sons. Funeral details promise services at We Wad boon Ay dly vity about a year after death. The article lists numerous survivors and mentions a long career as superintendent of a Sunday school and other roles.
The obituary notes the death of Majer Nutt, aged about 60, once a real estate broker after leaving the circus. It mentions his retirement years, family links, and that he died at home, with scant readable details about his earlier life and associates.
A citizen describes a local scandal involving doctors and merchants promoting a kidney pill touted as cure. The piece traces alleged patient experiences, mentions Dean's Kidney Pills, and claims improvement for some yet warns of ongoing health problems. Sales in Buffalo and other cities are noted.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a new machine for ribber fires on baby ear rligea and various names and phrases. It references MAIN'S SORNITURG and AAG Next 0 Market Mougo with Dr Aneineliy. Also notes Kadney Kennedy and regulatory terms, but meaning is obscured and unclear.
An advertisement hawks a tonic claimed to stop coughing and vomiting and kill germs from a sprayed mist. The seller touts a “potent antiseptic” and promises relief and a money back guarantee, citing a testimonial from Newark Ohio dated June 21, 1910, with a price of 1410 units.
Full opening of millinery goods announced for Wednesday and Thursday September 22 and 23. Stock highlighted includes Tivian turbans and imported pals with reasonable prices and best service. Public invited to call, inspect stock, and patronize Miss A. 8, Hettingia, 52 Sm. Potmeac St. Health and beauty ads follow for Foley’s Urine Laxative and related products.
An old classified fragment highlights 200 Stieff pianos, upright models, grand pianos, and organs with price notes and a promotion at Public Square. Mentions Shoninger instruments from 1860 and dealer showcasing piano values, plus local quotes and advertisements for musical gear and services.
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