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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
6
A garbled opinion piece discusses Republican infighting and reform, noting figures like Murphy and Johnson, with references to tax and insolvency concerns, and prospects of voting reforms. It mentions California’s political climate, public sentiment, and municipal governance foresight amid turbulent proposals.
In a dramatic turn, Mrs Pankhurst helps defeat suffrage efforts in the House of Commons. The report cites opposed weather oratory and political maneuvering, crediting anti suffrage forces with preventing universal women’s voting rights and signaling shifts in party power.
A fragmentary discussion probes evolving standards of morality, sexuality, and social judgment. It references public figures and historical examples while debating containment versus openness in discussing controversial topics.
A fragment argues against broadening women’s political rights noting conservative views among women and fear that suffrage will force women into political roles. It contends the ballot would not dissolve gender boundaries and predicts women will face rough, male-dominated politics if enfranchised.
A mother in Bloomfield New Jersey praises Vinol for aiding her seven year old in recovering from a severe cold and weakness. The letter extols Vinol as a safe tonic for children, combining strength building elements with liver support and blood tonics. The note urges mothers to try Vinol and mentions Dr Aughitbaugh & Son in Flagerstown Maryland as solicited sources, with additional anecdotes and convention notices amid other varied testimonials.
A bent man claiming to be William JH. Krome describes a journey from Mount Alta and says he wed, thinking he was in Gettysburg. He is held at the Northwestern Pelles Station. The piece mixes scattered remarks with patent medicine diatribes and brief local notices.
Amous, Yi Mi 14.-W. A growth extending across farmer Speck's back was removed at a hospital. Doctors report the amphibian skin graft to be successful in aiding healing. Chamberlin's Tablets touted for stomach disorders with many cures claimed. Sold by all dealers.
Readable text notes a focus on paints and ready mixed colors at Emmert Hardware. Mentions Lewta Dina White Lead Empire Vine Pace Palot English Crown Pine Giand colors. Likely an advertising blurb highlighting available brands.
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