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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
3
A vintage ailment advertisement touts Croxone as a universal cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims the remedy cleanses kidneys, filters acids and toxins, and ends nightly discomfort. The copy insists Croxone works quickly with no side effects and offers a money back guarantee.
A whimsical piece contrasts a child’s playful morning routines with a parental note that tomorrow will bring work rather than games. It blends playful labor, claims of responsibility, and a family scene while segueing into a discussion on colors and an old humorous tale from The Arabian Nights.
A collage of old time remedies and beauty tips. It cites facial pastes with lime and talc, cold cure drinks, and mixtures to improve complexion. It mentions Mother Bala and Vauentys home treatment, plus preparations using water, gall, and plant extracts for toning and clearing skin. It includes warnings about safety and a critique of certain practices.
Ground has been broken for a new house adjoining the site for the Keedy property on Summit Ave near Leo St. Workmen excavating will show how the house will be built by John A. Hall of Latrobe and Mr Vontaort, with an addition along Willliamport. OG Downs erected adaptation to life property in Winauport formerly the Adana Express Co. office now to be used by 8 Nelluck and the 9 Store, as We Airdie makes channel 9 the front of its drug store.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions numbers and names but lacks coherent facts. Reads like garbled sports or event data with stray percentages and weights. No clear persons, teams, or locations can be reliably identified for a precise summary.
The Post notes 50,000,000 packages handled by the parcel post service in February, down from January by 10,000,000. Congress member Lowry urges three changes next year: lower first-zone rates, raise parcel weight to 12 pounds, and adjust classifications to include more items like books. He plans to discuss with President Wilson and Postmaster General Burleson for rate reductions aligned with economic policy.
Mr Sarah A Jones received a permit for a tureertory apartment on Virginia Ave. Properties listed include a two story double brick house on North Brouped al vent and multiple small structures such as a concrete garage, a chicken and hond homp, and a back lullbus. Various addresses cited at 224x493 feet, 27x40 feet, 1 Norway Ave, Mulberry St, and 2475 Soest St. Joreel Weliekon house also noted.
An OCR fragment shows multiple property transfers and notices involving individuals such as Margaret TRANGFTRS, John Baker, and Frank G. The text lists parcels, values from 2,800 to 32,900, street names like Mitchell Avenue Sunnie Ave and Morvierstown, and mentions meetings and inquiries. A stray note requests a barber at the hotel and a castle inventory inquiry with a reply to "come around next Week."
In a quirky spring note, taxi driver Lai Myers loses to a goat in a contest on S.Teenst, showcasing a bizarre local rivalry and lighthearted municipal oddity.
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