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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented OCR describes health claims about a mysterious defiance of blood disorders and a dubious medical product. It mentions an ingredient said to influence the body and skin ailments, claiming relief from eczema pimples rheumatism sore throat and fatigue, sold at drug stores with an advertised book of instruction.
Scientists note that a diet of protein fat and carbohydrates alone risks quick starvation. Add minerals like iron calcium magnesium phosphorus and potassium from eggs milk meat beans peas whole grains and leafy vegetables to sustain energy and health.
A humorous Victorian style snippet recounts a Welsh baronet asking for admission to Parliament, the doorkeeper correcting misspellings in Keeper of the House of Commons, and a legend of the Forgetmenot. Also included is a natural query about a railway office sign and a comic misreading of Monday and Thursday staff notes.
A damaged OCR passage describes a wedding toast provoking anxiety for the bridegroom as guests discuss happiness and future. The text cites periodicals like Ladies' Home Journal and Linwood's almanac style lines, noting social expectations and polite discourse on weddings. The fragment hints at playful proverbs and cultural norms around marriage.
Denver reports show a large city map studded with black pins marking youths placed on probation by the Juvenile Court. Pins cluster in poorer districts while Capitol Hill holds fewer, highlighting home surroundings’ role in juvenile oversight. Ida Gregory notes wealthier families’ children avoid institutions due to parental guidance and opportunities.
Hartford June 24. A student at a Haitian Helena school, Miss Mathilde Unita of Brooklyn, graduates and performs a notable baseball feat during a school event. The scene includes students and sisters, with a ball shot 10 feet beyond the strand and over the back. The report notes her calm demeanor and habit of practice despite gendered expectations.
The Freparing for Reunion notes an annual gathering of the Gietd Fellows of Maryland and Pennsylvania at Yen Pay, July 7, with special rail rates from Western Maryland and other lines. Wayne Band concerts, Canton and Rebekah Joslmes exercises, and a program led by trail Reyrquon will feature in the afternoon at the his auditorium, presided over by W. W. Mitlan.
Brigadier General Pershing reported 14 American soldiers killed and 26 wounded in battles around Jolo and Mindanao Philippines. An officer was sent to report the casualties as forces engaged in the Moro rebellion faced heavy fighting and significant injuries among the Eighty Eighth Infantry and other units. The report notes losses and wounded across several skirmishes, with advancing action in the Philippine theater.
Listings show Seanless Velvet Rugs at 15,900 and Axminster Rugs at 100 with prices for Wilton and other rug types ranging from 20 to 75. The fragmentary data includes multiple brands and inconsistent formatting.
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