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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1913
Page
3
An unclear advertisement extols a hair treatment named Danderviewine or Candlertie promising silky shine and hair growth. It urges readers to buy a 21 cent bottle from local stores to try the product and claims rapid beautifying effects and relief from itching and hair loss.
Fashion notes describe a straight fronted silhouette with a slight oblique hat angle. Garments feature long steves with a tapered waist and striking collar. The panelled jacket adds a chic effect, with round or train lengths and a pointed fever.
Jan 1 Cumber Ind Mintatoria reports trainmaster W. Poll ey says a plan to marry couples aboard B&O trains near Cumberland. Clergy and drivers face heavy ministerial fees as investigators note alleged compacts to arrange weddings along the line.
An article fragment contrasts Boston aristo back bay privilege with calls for broader political responsibility. It cites a June 14 remark by Fitzgerald Gostan on social classes shaping New England’s future and mentions an Memorial Mass for priest De Wulf at St Vincent’s Church. The piece also notes a court case and various local notices, including archbold guilty verdicts and municipal matters.
In Constantinople a Moorish betrothal custom combines parental negotiation with an arranged marriage. Ayxn, betrothed to Muley Abdo, falls for a brigand watchman seen on the bridge. The bride is escorted in a ceremonial box to the groom’s home, where fear and fate influence her resistance as the man from the bridge awaits. The tale centers on passion, customs, and a dramatic, doomed union.
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