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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered proper nouns including BRISCOM, Sita fercaptaks, RD J, RAMILTON, Bauter, BERS Wien, Cliy Waller, Tatars, offering no clear event or context.
Fragmented phrases reference Harry Thaw, Johnson, and gunmen in New York facing attacks, with mentions of reformers and law promises. From Azores to South America, notes imply warnings about gas, contraband, and medical complaints about Dr. Friedmann amid shifting public debates.
The piece documents a heated tariff revision debate with Democrats and Republicans split along lines with Payne and Aldrich support and opposition phrases. It notes Californias stance, Japan treaty implications, and Hiram Johnson’s position while warning against wavering on national policy.
A disputed Harvard donation of 260000 funds prompts questions about donor intent and university governance. The piece criticizes how philanthropic money is handled and suggests scrutiny of the university's receiving and spending practices while urging accountability and transparency despite the donor’s wealth.
A damaged, fragmented voice urges women to balance club obligations with domestic duties in a 19th century gathering context. It references Mrs Luckie of Cheater and a federation meeting in Philadelphia, warning against neglecting home tasks for public duty and urging order, propriety, and continued participation in club life.
New York society notes discuss the Kitchen Sink dance craze and related novelty steps like the Kitchen Walk and Horse Trot amid social chatter. Separately, Charles H. Harris of Martinsburg, West Virginia, assigned his property through J O Henson after financial troubles, with assets around 7,000 and liabilities near 16,000.
A grateful woman testifies to Swamp-Root's relief after years of bladder and kidney trouble. She details a successful course with Dr Kilmer and Co and urges readers to request a sample bottle and booklet, noting sale of 50 cent and one dollar bottles.
May 7 report from Washington states a state department clerk faced charges of using influence to obtain $40,000. Cra mer admitted securing $24,000 through a grateful party. court records show the Court of Appeals reversed a prior decision. Other items note health ads and local remedies in the city.
A New York suffrage parade drew 36 000 reported participants by police estimates and 9 003 marchers by anti suffrage groups. Observers praised order and decorum while debating what gains such demonstrations yield for extending the franchise and influencing elections.
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A garbled ad-like text touts King's New Life Pills by John Supsic of Sanbury Ta voy claiming fast relief for constipation, indigestion and liver complaints. It cites support from a priest and local sellers, with promotional endorsements.
In New York May week of May 16, Malvaney faces execution for the murder of Father Faddy as Governor grants a 0 day reprieve. The defendant’s mother testifies she cannot confirm the alibi, later admitting the tale was false to protect her son amid pressure from the District Attorney and newspaper scrutiny.
Instructions detail mixing semi mixed real paint with curpenting and Lingeen Oil to create 1 ¼ gallons of coating. It notes cost about 140 dollars per session and lists Brower and Meneny and several local outlets as sellers.
Policemen round up a gang of boy burglars in Scranton whose activity puzzled the north city for weeks. Joseph Walse David Cheese and Joseph Katitu, all under year old, admit burglary of a dozen small shops' windows si ted. A mention of a kidney cure ad from Wareham's City Pharmacy follows with a testimonial.
A collage of short notices from the era mentions a Japanese envoy facing a land ownership bill in California, with officials preparing a formal protest and Bryan's pending return. Amid floods in Ohio and other items, readers are reminded of health remedies and local business names in a brisk, period-voice layout.
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