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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
6
Community news lists forthcoming church events and dozens of visits among residents. It records travelers to Washington and Baltimore, illness and recoveries, social gatherings, and a play fundraiser by the Doubs Dramatic Club to aid the M E church.
An advertisement by Dr Exans and associates from Frederick Maryland promotes a cure for eczema and other skin diseases. It touts prescriptions including Rezema and various salves and drugs as effective treatments and urges readers to apply remedies to relieve itching. The misspelled and fragmented notice cites doctors, addresses, and the promise of skin improvement.
London reports the government will prosecute militant suffragette leaders on conspiracy charges. Inspector McCrulty and detectives raided the Women’s Social and Political Union offices, arresting Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence. Miss Christabel Pankhurst was absent. Books and papers seized as funds of the union, estimated at $500,000, may be attached.
Fragmentary OCR text promotes a claimed cure for rashes and skin issues with a dubious tonic. It mentions a price and venue but lacks verifiable details or credible sources, rendering the item a weak promotional notice with no identifiable organization or dates.
Agitation grows for a May clean-up day in Frederick with the Civic Club weighing heavier city funding and broader participation. Mrs Otter or Lewis Molter note last year’s 200 wagonloads of refuse and expect a stronger, more thorough effort this year as residents understand the plan.
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