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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1916
Page
2
An old remedy sells Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair. Users dampen a brush and tint small strands, claiming hair becomes darker, shinier, and less aged after one or two applications. Sold by drug stores, advertised for a natural look.
In Savannah on January 12, South Carolina introduces a new hunting fashion. Lt requires dogs to wear shoes to protect feet on sand and rough terrain. F C Cler of Savannah crafted ten dog shoes for David Woostencroft’s Geekhope Camp, priced at forty dollars. Shoes feature circular soles and top laces, made of welt leather and vic k kip.
New York January 12 Broadway glittered with a sensational case as Marie Hartford, described as a pretty socialite, was arrested on a $200 ring theft charge from Holten a British munitions buyer. Hartford allegedly claimed the ring later and blamed a drugged cocktail, while Holton testified of meeting Hartford at restaurants and losing the ring on Broadway.
Harry Silberberg, famed sharp and trickster known as Tha Society Wolf, resurfaced in Chicago at the Blackstone hotel posing as J. J. Williams. Detectives tracked a plan to swindle a New York woman, while Silberberg reportedly vanished and later reappeared in the capital markets, with a history of multi language con artistry and international cases across Germany Mexico and India.
An advertisement-style fragment claims liquid argon can remove dandruff and soothe itching in days. It urges applying four ounces nightly, asserting complete elimination by morning with repeated use, and notes liquid argon is sold at dry stores. Also contains corrupted financial ledger text and signatures from a Maryland bank.
Washington native Bride and Groom hosted a ceremony where a pink slipper incident disrupted the event. The groom, linked to a New York iridesgruum, interacted with guests as a Moon Prom anecdote spread. Nearby, a farm sale and local prices were noted, including a David Hoover property listing and an Emmert Hardware Co. mention.
Public Service Commission releases January rate changes for freight and express. Document notes minimums and route details from Myeravitle to Hagerstown via Trolley. Also lists 1.16 per nation and 18.90 pound as standard charges.
The second of five meetings between the Independents and Diamond bowling teams is set for 1 o'clock Thursday at the Diamond alleys near Hagerstown and Frederick. The event follows a budgeted rate of 00 per net ton and includes a Nate edible ba whell in the concessions.
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