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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
6
A garbled early 1900s ad warns readers about bowel troubles using sensational lines. It touts a 10 cent remedy from a druggist to keep bowels and stomachs clean, claiming boys and children suffer if ignored and urging readers to act tonight.
The passage offers mortal reflections on prevalent horror in daily news and a tempered comfort found in a community. It notes a mix of grim sights and glimmers of brighter life, expressing cautious optimism about a corner of the world and its people.
A historical text reviews a case involving three promoters linked to a dubious venture led by notable figures, including a magistrate and Nathaniel Hawthorne’s son, whose roles and motives are debated. It critiques misrepresentations to investors and warns about trust in public explanations and the consequences for failing schemes.
In Chicago March 20 114 warrants issued for alleged AIRON Ring members. One defendant, Juda Wade, faces charges from the U S Attorney Johnston. About 44 arrested and $809,000 linked to alleged theft and fraud. Grand jury likely to be convened to pursue broader evidence. warrants tied to a larger fleet operation. Also reports a 19 year old suspect case and unclear details. In Atlanta a local report notes Mrs Carty Jordan regained consciousness after 19 years of amnesia from a neurologic condition and is recovering in hospital.
The Board of Election Supervisors for Hagerstown lists judges and clerks for the March 24 1913 election to choose councilmen and a bond issue for the lodge. Ward by ward appointments include Republican and Democratic names with clerks and deputies, all to serve at Market House building.
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