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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1913
Page
4
A garbled column of wartime and reform era notes covers weather, suffrage, obituaries, and public policy. It references Emma Goldman, a suffragette incident, and debates on wages, military matters, and church decor, all described in a jumble of errors and stray phrases.
A fragmentary report discusses proposals and questions around wage reductions and railway labor impacts. It mentions government response and possible protection of workers, with references to figures like Mr TN Wey and Mona Wn in a debated policy context. The garbled text shows tension over wage policy and railway wage protections.
dubious ad promote Edward Olive Tablets as a natural aid for constipation and vitality. It touts gentle relief and lasting effects, urging readers to mix with olive oil and drink with meals while asserting non harmful results.
A fractured OCR page blends a Castoria infant remedy advertisement with a religious congregational meeting report. It references traditional cures for burns and inflammation, and cites a Cornelia North Carolina publisher, Soseanan, discussing medicinal claims amid church notices and parish talk.
Edw H Rowe of Eininsteburg was arrested on forgery charges tied to a 1100 write alleging he forged Mrs Hoppe's mark. Accusers claim the charges stem from a disputed property ejectment and a strained local political rift involving Justice Miller and Mayor Rowe.
A resident of Auburn New York suffered a severe kidney and ladder ailment. He treated himself with Poley Kidney Fills and reports a lasting cure one year later. The product is tied to J. Barmer at Warehmus lly Pharmacy.
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