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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
2
Mackes Plige to publish on Studebaker used cars pledges limiting five day test. Dealers promise honest pricing and disclaimer of altered parts. Each car marked with plain price and sale terms. Consumers to compare prices with nearby markets and seek refunds if misrepresented. The pledge aims to boost buyer confidence in a new used car sale in the city.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a discussion of Pacific volcanic activity and Lassen, Mount Rainier, and related eruptions. The text references ash, steam, and historical eruptions, noting patterns and potential future activity without clear dates.
Fragmented text describes a scene with a mix of names and places and hints at a crater event. It lacks clear subjects or dates but mentions transformation of a pair and evolving water imagery, suggesting a speculative or poetic news fragment.
The Western Maryland Railroad reports weekly earnings of 16,401 for the week, compared with the same week in 1924, totaling 382,713 for the period. Calendar year 1925 to date stands at 1,010,862, with September 7 showing a rise to 386,528 above the prior period.
Fragmentary ad style notes promote a “New Way Eczema” touted to work in 48 hours with vague promises. The garbled text mentions salves and supposed remedies, mixed with scattered product and brand fragments, without clear proof or identifiable organizations.
A historic advertisement touts the Jewett DeLure Sedan as reliable for hills and 300 mile days with low upkeep, noting Jewett sales rose 131 percent in August. It claims enhanced value, says price is reduced by 120 dollars, and invites in-person or phone demonstrations delivered to the door.
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