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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text presents scattered product and medical claim language. It mentions bottles, treatments, and cures with references to vendors and locations, but readability is severely compromised. The piece resembles an advertisement or notice about health remedies and possible endorsements.
A sprawling, fragmentary notice discusses an annual $12,000 allowance rising to $20,000 for a wealthy woman, notes austerity in guardianship, and hints at a court-related claim. It references Dr De Witt, a trust, and a spring wardrobe, with other varied items about hotels, improvements, and a cough remedy.
A fragmented account tells of Mina, a hamaatvene, who receives a letter of attention and seeks healing. It notes travels to Bakersfield, a cure at oil fields, and a lease that makes him wealthy, leaving almost all other estate lost except a single surviving brother.
A historical report notes figures from a national census showing 20,740 married men and 20,982 married women with concerns over widowed or absent husbands. The piece hints at social patterns and daily life effects on couples.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Olive Tablets by The Olive Tablets Company promising brighter complexions and relief from constipation by stimulating the liver and bile. It cites Dr Mawirda’s preparation, urges two tablets daily, and mentions a price of 25 cents per box. The piece also notes a minister jailed over a separate matter and references Canal improvements as a separate bulletin.
A dubious medical advertisement touts a blood remedy claimed to cure "all disease" by cleansing the blood and boosting the digestive and immune systems. It lists mercury and other minerals as past treatments and asserts exclusive safety and potency, urging readers to buy from The Bwitt Breail Co Medical Dept.
Shore reports from Milford to Varnegat describe weeks ahead of schedule with large shad catches. Prices collapse as northern waters fill. buyers pay as low as 25 to 35 cents per shad while local traders warn of over-supply and waning demand. Other items note medical inquiries, a white way closure in Cantesville, and local testimonials for kidney pills and cough remedies.
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