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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1925

Page

7

Beettle Near Choking Death During Bryan Speech

Raleigh dispatch recalls 1896 incident when William Jennings Bryan nearly choked after a beetle was breathed into his windpipe during a lengthy campaign speech. Surgeons intervened promptly. Bryan recovered, not widely reported at the time.

Raleigh N.C Raleigh News and Observer William Jennings Bryan Hrgan Bryan

Live Stock Prices and Receipts From Baltimore Market

Receipts for cattle, sheep and hogs reported at noon. Cattle prices ranged from 4.50 to 10.75 for various grades, sheep and lambs about 9 to 15.75, hogs showing higher values with lights at 45.25 and heavies 45.55, calves around 11.50, with market activity described as fair to steady and higher in pork products.

Baltimore

Varicose Veins Promised Reduction or Money Back

Wareham’s City Pharmacy advertises Moone's Emerald Oil claiming varicose veins will shrink after days of use. The ad promises relief from itching rashes and eczema, touting quick, powerful healing with nightly and morning application. It urges readers to buy a bottle locally for immediate results.

Wareham Moone Warelim Sella Lous St Ady

Poivon Threats and Mass Transit At Grand Central

A garbled text describes a poison threat and a mass transit scenario, claiming a toxin must be diluted to an unknown fraction and mentioning a crowd of 75,000 entering Grand Central Terminal daily. The readable entities include Grand Central and a mass movement, though key details are unclear.

Grand Central Terminal

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