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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
8
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a beauty tonic that freshens the scalp, reduces dandruff and shedding, and makes dull lifeless hair appear thicker and more lustrous. It claims rapid results after massage and urges readers to obtain the product from druggists.
Fragmented OCR shows Harding and Cox among Delaware Republicans carrying gubernatorial and officials ballots. Denny defeats Andrew. Layton and Clements noted, with other statewide offices and candidates listed, including treasurer and auditor roles.
Grayson reported the president appeared well after a recent visit and slept through the night. His physician said there were no signs of throat weakness or fever and that the White House routine proceeded normally.
Bryan claims President Wilson and Governor Cox caused the disaster by their factional policies. He says the administration aimed to purge Democrats who disagreed, urging responsibility and outlining alleged failures in the election outcome.
Reading and Berks County reports show Harding winning the Democratic ticket in Berks, with Republicans conceding the election. The Berks-Lehigh congressional race and statewide results reflect a complex political shift, featuring figures such as Norton, Sarig, and Mollinger, amid mentions of Labor and Socialist influence.
The document notes a large Republican plurality in Massachusetts, estimating about 400,000 votes. It records Boston’s partial returns with two precincts incomplete and mentions Socialist votes around 40,000. It recalls prior totals from 1916 and 1904, highlighting a long Republican surge in a Democratic stronghold and the first such occurrence in twenty-five years.
In Missouri, Republican candidate Harding secures a solid majority amid tight race dynamics. Spencer challenges within a fractured Democratic field as the contest heads toward the state legislature.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Wisconsin polling and early returns with Harding leading in Milwaukee and Debs among Socialist candidates. Reports mention Governor Corby and Senator Harding, with contests described as closer and Republican candidates in moderate margins.
Incomplete text shows fragmented references to legislative races and party designations. Mentions include Democratic and Republican terms, a candidate named Charles R Connell or Connell, and districts like Montour Sullivan. Details are garbled and unclear, preventing a clear result or full names.
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