22 May 1909
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1909
Page
1
A fragmented column surveys political scandal avoidance tax plans and forestry figures. It comments on presidents and ministers, hints at US policy, and critiques economic measures, including railways, taxation, and industrial leaders amid a nation wrestling with reform.
The article reports Anne Arundel County judges invalidating a last session tax on widows and notes court opinion details. It also mentions public health concerns about measles and whooping cough, plus advertisements for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Dr Kies New Discovery with testimonials.
Frank R R McQuilkin and Moseum report again the G T Holges firm and others quoted a bushel price near the highest in twenty years. Hedges claims the market has reached peak levels, while buyers anticipate further gains despite limited supply.
A sensational poorly legible tale reports a mass vaccination and medical scare in Philadelphia involving diverse characters, with references to a vampire panic and dubious patent remedies. The piece strings together dire claims, garbled names, and sensational dialogue about disease, fear, and dubious cures. It mentions Rydale's Stomach and Liver Tablets and local distributors, framed as free offers to subscribers.
In Myersville on Flag Day a dramatic feature titled A Man Without a Liver is presented. The program includes a cut binsiky piece and an address about life aid initiatives associated with late Upton Mibraiat. Also advertised are Rydale's Liver Tablets as a remedy for constipation and headaches, distributed by D.C. Aughinviteh & Boy and Guy C. Wheatzil in Maryland.
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