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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
8
A Maryland anti suffrage pamphlet labeling women as a bad voting class is attacked as a ridiculous bugaboo. The Just Creesament League of Maryland notes inflated claims about prostitutes voting and churchgoers, citing 1910 penitentiary fines and urging equal rights for women rather than denigration.
The St Pauls Lutheran congregation plans a revival and grounds gathering for Saturday eve. Rev. W H Miah of Clearspring to lead services with community activities around the church. Attendees include Misses Lola Miller Clenysurhes Miss Mary Gardner and Mr. Chas Carbett among others. various visits noted. Weather and illness mention delays but no major events recorded.
An advertisement promotes Olive Tablets as a safe remedy for bad breath and bowel cleansing. It claims the tablets act gently on the bowels to improve overall health, compare favorably to calomel, and provide benefits without harsh side effects. The formula is attributed to M Edwards after years of practice, with a Purely valuable olive compound, priced at 256 per box from the Olive Tablet Company in Columbus, Ohio.
In a tale of reform era ideas on marriage and divorce, a man of new theories confronts his wife about freedom and fidelity. Their clash ends with a dramatic separation as the couple and children flee by train, revealing the limits of experimental unions and the pull of traditional family bonds.
The Adjutant General plans a Bel Air camp next month with delegates visiting from the uDops while leading Maryland citizens attend. The camp, named Camp Philips Lee Geldsborough in honor of Governor G. A. Little, will have the First Maryland Regiment in command and will be boozeless with no regulars in attendance. The article also lists numerous social visits across Hagerstown and surrounding towns during a Sunday.
An ad touts Buckten's Armtea Salve for skin troubles including eczema and other conditions. Bruce Jones of Birmingham, Alabama claims a nine month ailment cured in two weeks. The product costs 25 cents and is recommended by Rudy and Meredith, with emphasis on local distribution.
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