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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reflects discussion of a Philadelphia plan to fight evil, with references to Bulgaria, Japan, and Byzant, amid blurred accusations and political rhetoric. The piece mentions Dr Freedmann, Pryan, and a commission concept, alongside warnings about tuberculosis spread and public health concerns.
Digest shows a chaotic sales pitch for Gale Herb Hitters claiming to cure poisoning as a tonic. It markets itself as a remedy for dyspepsia, loss of appetite, and weakness, promising quick results and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
The article argues the poor hygiene of factories and rented dwellings, especially newly arrived workers from foreign ports, is a pressing issue. It condemns complacency and calls for stronger housing standards and ventilation to prevent disease, noting continued infection in crowded, poorly maintained homes.
Fragmented OCR narrates a weird scene of echoes and unseen languages around a grand building in Washington. It describes a whispered contact with a figure and many distant intelligences across a dark, mystic chamber, blending rumors of a haunted gallery with a public landmark.
A garbled OCR passage discusses Appalachian life, echoing class and safety concerns. It references community strain, moral conduct, and perceived threats from outsiders, with scattered hints of local names and places and a sense of rising tension across rural settings.
Fragmentary antiquated lore recounts tricks of wreckers and peril in past days. The tale describes false flats and a deceptive beacon tactic to lure ships, a practice blamed for hidden dangers and shipwrecks. It also notes lingering fears of dangerous atmospheres in London and related public warnings.
A fragmented OCR passage describes methods to blow out an egg and other curious tasks. The text mentions using needles or pins, steady hands, and rotating to hollow the shell, with garbled phrases referencing steps and tools.
Fragmented ad claims a remedy named Craxone quickly cures weak kidneys and cleanses kidney waste by dissolving acid and toxins. It asserts full relief from kidney disorders with rapid action and prompts buyers to consult licensed physicians for purchase.
The article discusses Senate action on a House originated revenue bill, noting amendments from the Finance Committee and subcommittees. It highlights efforts to reform the measure while preserving core features, with references to key figures and expected legislative process.
In New York on May 24, women including Judge Marya Burtidine lead a secret court fair judging juveniles as part of a reform program. The setup includes Mrs Catherine Shaughn, clerk, and Judge Cartelmeta overseeing the juvenile division with aims to prevent delinquency and aid juvenile estates through a court system modeled after the Woman's Court.
A garbled, antique style note lists home beauty recipes and salves for skin care, cleansing, and whitening. It references powders, salves, and tonics, with scattered product names and cautions about skin tone and protection.
A garbled notice reports a farm sale at forty thousand dollars involving buyers and sellers linked to a valley region. Names and exact entities are unclear due to damaged text, but the event references farmland transfers and a substantial price.
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