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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
3
A vintage advertisement touts 25 cent Danderine as making hair heavy, soft, and glossy quickly. It pledges abundance, freshness, and lustre with daily use and direct application, claiming full dew and beauty in moments.
Fragmentary text reports the release of the notorious evangelist known as the Buzzard from an eastern penitentiary on Wednesday. It references crime, conversion, and subsequent preaching, detailing prior offenses and escape attempts, with scattered mentions of associates and legal figures.
A Pennsylvania law discussion outlines deer and elk preservation efforts across Perry and nearby counties. It notes 60 head of elk from Clinton County, 25 in Perry, and 25 in Westmoreland, with historical transfers from Michigan and a record of deer fatally wounded and displayed numbers annually. The article mentions Senator Panrose and state commissions enforcing restrictions to protect game during the year.
Washington authorities and a large force including the Thirteenth Cavalry, 300 Boy Scouts, police, and civilians scoured Rock Creek Park and surrounding counties for 10 year old Grad ville Dickey, son of Attorney Raymond Dickey, after he vanished while entering the park with a baseball bag. A search by foot, horseback, and auto covered Northwest Washington roads and farms as anxiety rose over his weeklong absence.
A fragmentary Chicago report notes a jury to assess merit fitness for the nude maiden case amid wartime tension. A crowd witnessed a controversial event when Jeremiah O’Connor appeared. the maiden labeled September Morn drew mixed reactions as authorities considered the matter but Judge Hooney did not rule due to time constraints. News also mentions Job Newcastle planning a new cab line with five axles and a forthcoming automobile pitch.
An OCR fragment touts Papa's Cold Compound as a remedy for colds and related symptoms. It claims rapid relief, emphasizes no substitute containing quinine, and promotes regular dosing every two hours. Strong entities include Papa's Cold Compound and general medical claims, though the text is garbled.
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