15 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1916
Page
1
Fragmented report discusses postwar political currents, central figures, and party prospects. It notes U S economic confidence, German wartime strains, Wall Street sentiment, and mixed Congressional expectations. It cites California counts and looming political adjustments.
The article discusses acceptance of majority rule and the duty to respect election outcomes, citing Jefferson. It also reports on Evangelist W Flory preaching on the value of the soul and outlines an upcoming lecture by West Archibald Rutledge on the plantation Negro.
Mrs He nf Carlisle of Grostiine Ohio says a chronic cough left her with weakness and nerve strain until Vinol restored health. The ad promotes Vinol with cod liver oil peptides iron and glycerophosphates for chronic coughs and run down conditions, from TD G Aughinbaugh and Son, druggists of Hagerstown and Maryland towns.
A Wilmington Delaware reader reports chronic backache nerviness and fatigue from four doctors differing in diagnosis. She credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with improving her health and weight. The ad urges other women to seek guidance from the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
Sadge Leser a State Tax Commission member met with the Board of County Commissioners at Tultlive to discuss reassessment work. A Ringgold District committee questioned Edgemont to Blue Mountain House road improvements. Stonebraker reports reassessment near SiKee dysville Sharpabore nearly complete. Magers town awaits year-end final. Hagerstown crews of 12 assessors due January or February. reports reviewed before county office submission. Some cards show assessments deemed too high or too low, with Clearspring quin street fronts at $2 per foot and Mooysberg main street fronts up to $5 to $2.50 per foot.
The State Road question arises over why property in one town is assessed at a much lower rate than in the other. Officials acknowledge discrepancies and say they will be adjusted to ensure equity between towns and taxpayers.
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