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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
5
A garbled 1920s style column discusses California likely to win and Pacific power dynamics, with Chicago policewomen and urban crime notes. References to U.S. politics, aviation and military themes appear amid partial phrases and disjointed names, suggesting a mixed wartime intrigue card.
Fragmentary text claims Maliialls ties to someone and support from congress members, mostly Republicans, including Senator Townend. It hints at political trouble and urges use of a remedy to prevent digestive issues. The passage is garbled and hard to verify.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a charged case with several names and alleged misdeeds. It references a trial or custody matter, mentions a minister and health product, and contains garbled phrases about life and bowel remedies. No clear outcome or date can be extracted.
The four day program details races and purses from October 15 to 16 with entry closes October 7. Open to riders four heats, entries include trotting and pacing events with purses up to 400 dollars. County tests limited to locals three months prior and open to fourteen counties in the mid-Atlantic region. Also contains an elixir advertisement for Kickapoo Worm Killer and a parade of patent medicines.
An Alabama lodge initiation involving a magneto allegedly produced 2,000 watts of electricity that killed two candidates, Christopher Sustin and Donal Kenny. Testimony before the coroner’s jury described the electrical rite as inherently dangerous, with no visible wounds on one victim. The dying electrical test raises questions about the ritual’s safety and conduct.
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