28 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1916
Page
1
Fragmented and opinionated dispatch discusses potential shifts in World War I strategy, taxation debates, and distant political upheavals. It references German submarine policy, Carranza and Villa, Maryland fiscal plans, Marsland development, and Yuan Shikai’s brief ascent and abdication amid Chinese provincial rebellions.
Fragmented OCR narrative centers on Yuan Shikai, his rise amid upheaval, and the constitutional convention at Peking. It notes his penitent tone after early failures, the Mapable Vane era, and the purge of opponents, leading to a contested presidency and a veiled political restructuring.
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pickham's Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy for various ailments. It claims the old fashioned herbal formula has removed the sufferings of others and invites readers to try it, asserting its superiority and effectiveness.
An old style advertisement for Cascarets claims to cure bad colds and headaches by cleansing the bowels overnight. It touts a ten cent box, notes children enjoy the candy cathartic form, and promises waking with a clear head as stomach and bowels are purged of sour undigested matter.
Rome reports the Italian army’s winter campaign organization solved a colossal supply problem. Troops in high mountains received shelter, waterproof trenches, and hygienic quarters. Around 400,000 boards and extensive dugouts supported a corps, with portable water carriers and mail logistics ensuring health and fighting vigor in extreme conditions.
The item surveys spring trends from waterworks in the Carso plateau to old style upholstery returning, and notes the peasant peace hat with slave wings drawing Audubon opposition. It reports Mrs Charles Meck, 62, dying after a balcony railing collapsed, and mentions the dangers of moving and delivering people, with frantic phone and news coverage.
An old medical notice explains kidney and bladder issues arise from uric acid. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts in water for three days to neutralize irritation, reducing nocturnal urination and scalding sensations. It touts Jad Salts as inexpensive and harmless, made from grapes and lithia, aiding urinary disorders.
Mise Ganime Krider’s Sunday School class presented readings biographies and cohort addresses at Sunday evening Christian Endeavor service titled The Mary Church.
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