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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
3
Fragmented OCR shows a jumble of postal instructions about printed matter catalogues order forms and forms of various kinds. The text mentions harness goods from a hardware store and a marketing pitch for spring harnesses with claims of quality and value. Names of firms appear garbled and uncertain.
Fragmentary ad copy promises grinding services for farmers in Cortin Block Wa. It mentions ATMs and a trade name TONERT MARD WARE with unclear partner names and contact hints. The readable text is garbled and incomplete.
Readable fragments show Dr Kelly of Talhmore facing threats linked to a vice crusade, with quotes from supporters and critics. The remarks touch on church involvement, social evil, and political tensions surrounding the campaign.
A reader-assembled OCR fragment mentions names Polumya and Loo along with scattered terms like Hare and MAD MATE in a murky local note. The readable items offer no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a full news card.
Jacob M. Jones of Gare Roth Garrett reports being swindled of 107 by two men he met on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. They posed as potential managers for a Florida estate, offered a large salary, pressed for a cash deposit of 167, and staged a formal audition in a drug store before fleeing with the money.
Dainty trimming on evening gowns appears on edges of cutaway silhouettes. Velvet and moire linings appear in new outfits with vivid cuts. Dresses feature velvet hats beaver fur and cloth materials with brown velvet ruching. Kid gloves and fur accents enhance the petite wardrobe options for dressy occasions.
An agitated mother urges mothers to use Bezoitia for whooping cough and child health. The letter touts a Wonder drug, claiming early nine weeks of illness improved with the product. It condemns other remedies and advertises EXPREBH WAGONS for quick delivery and nationwide reach.
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