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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
3
Fragmentary letter from Mrs W Cox of Virginia urges reliance on medicines and medical remedies supposedly from a drug store. The text references prescriptions and a Gold Discovery but remains incoherent. It mentions a drug store in Labless and a hotel in Buffalo and asks for medical advice.
Fragmented OCR text describes a sale item with garbled product names and prices, including a reference to a bottle price and various unreadable proper names. The readable content suggests a classified or notice-like snippet with disjointed phrases and inconsistent spacing.
Stoyan Marinkovic age 25 of Steelton is on trial in Towson Circuit Court before Judge Preston on a charge tied to the alleged abduction and marriage of Mary Capon May of Phoenix Maryland. The trial opened after demurrer and abatement motions were overruled. The prosecution narrates a December 31 incident involving force to accompany to Steelton and Western Maryland towns before marriage. The defense argued the indictment is flawed due to lack of proper material witnesses and perjury claims. The jury was selected and the case proceeds with State’s Attorney Jenifer of Baltimore County presenting the case.
May 3 letter lists local visits and events. Names of residents, families, and neighbors appear with scattered activities such as sickness, hospitality, and travel. The fragmentary notes mention several households, visitors, and small social movements around Wapleville and Mapleville.
Chase-O is advertised as good news for women's laundry with streak-free, cleaner clothes. It claims quick 15 minute washes, no rubbing, dirt rolls away, softens hard water, saves soap and uses less product while delivering brighter blues.
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