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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
4
An old advertisement argues boils signal poor health but warns against using unverified tonics. It promotes a so called 8.8 potency remedy claiming it cleanses blood and toxins through the body and joints. It cautions readers about false claims of “not bad” tonics and provides an Atlanta Georgia address for purchasing.
Members of the Maryland State Eloy Hewiturak Bokely fir all parks of the State are working hall for the M land Week show at the Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore on November 22. Indications say the show will surpass prior years with premiums for fruit, jellies, and pickles. The Tasorlicultural Society secretary Thomas R. Symons notes strong organization support and club exhibits, expecting a creditable increase after last year’s popular features.
A garbled ad like notice touts Dr Hobson's Eczema ointment for babies skin eruptions with testimonials from families across towns. It also mixes in dental claims and hardware store promos, listing vendors and brands in a chaotic, unedited script.
A vibrant prose piece extols corn as more than sustenance, celebrating sunlit fields and the eater’s joyful, almost spiritual engagement with a vine ripe ear. It contrasts simple hunger with a reverent, sensuous enjoyment of sweetness, sunbeams, and the earth’s generosity.
A garbled OCR page fragment lists medical advertisements for Castoria and kidney pills, a reward offer for thieves, tonic claims, and assorted local commerce notes. It mentions harvest activity with apples, a Tipton Iowa quote about Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and various vendors promoting concrete blocks and building supplies.
In Elyria, Mrs. Margaret A. Carter, 51, wife of a retired tobacco manufacturer, was jailed on $10,000 bail as U S District Attorney pursues a sweeping mail fraud scheme. Letters to prominent residents threatened private affairs and hinted at business opportunities, with Huntington and others named among victims across Ohio.
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