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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement claims Tomite Wind remedy from The Swift Specie Co purges eczema acne tetter and boils by blood vessel action. It promises clearer skin through a formulated blend stimulating skin activity and removing blemishes, with instructions to obtain the product at drug stores.
Public sale in front of the Court House on Tuesday covers parcels in Frederick County including Parcel No. 1 near the Reading from Hagerstown to Simillisburg route and Parcel No. 2 in Mauver's Election district. Samuel M. Ausherman acquires 0.50 acre and William S. Wom pays 10.00 per acre. Me Kidney Pills advertised as a remedy for kidney trouble and related ailments are promoted as a trusted treatment.
Orphans Court grants letters testamentary to Edwin Rowletta Wordy and Annie Elizabeth Weeds for Reuben Miller Keedy estate. Other estates mentioned include Merry Long, Pratikay Meta, and Lew baugh. Administrators and guardians such as Lewis D. Syester, Habel YW. Laose, and Mad Hot of pale ay participate. settlements record settlements of mahl accounts and wardship of Qed Lon Withley.
Odor and medicinal claims fill this fragment advertising Luke Foley kidney pills and King’s Life Pills as remedies for rheumatism and digestive issues. It notes harms from a caboose accident and a railroad injury, with testimonials and druggist endorsements amid scattered OCR errors.
A violent inmate at New Jersey State Prison, James Szikely of Velvidere, formerly irate and destructive, was made rational after surgical removal of skull bone pressure. Doctors Dr. Martin W. Reddan Dr. J. W. Grane Dr. Samuel Sten and Dr. John Buchanan performed the procedure, aiming to relieve brain pressure and halt hysterical fits.
A garbled report discusses jury failures, fines, or beatings for verdicts, citing a notorious case with a $10,000 forfeiture. It mentions jurors confined for misconduct and references a press outlet named Chicago News, with unclear dates and names.
A fragmentary note from Murp ia's Weekly discusses plant behavior and growth rules. It references Darwin and experiments showing how plants respond to stimuli, with mentions of tendrils, climbing, and nonclimbing varieties, as observed under early microscopy.
A fragmentary item discusses a pond on the farm to stock water for young shoots, with plans for winter conive and watering for a store. A committee and a security head are named in context of tackling addiction, and a remark about borrowing trousers appears amid scattered names and phrases.
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