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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1902
Page
2
A fragmentary page mixes political jabs by Mr Whitney and debate over party loyalty with weather talk. It notes Iowa security measures against Hanna campaigning, hints at ten weeks of trouble, and mentions Sullivan, Beveridge race chatter, and Pearre’s cautious campaign tempo. Anba plans arsenals in Havina, provoking reciprocity critique.
A fragmented historical summary traces the canal idea from early references in 1787 to modern debates over national project credit. It notes Democratic and Republican positions, the canal’s political entanglements, and the shift from private to governmental planning amid competing claims of leadership and merit.
Fractions of political talk and legal dispute echo in a fragmented column. Notes reference Admiral Crawninshield illness, a postponed coronation, Mayor Hayes, and Emperor William, then critique Congressional contest rhetoric and a court injunction on strikers. Opinions clash over lawful interference in business.
An upcoming gospel gathering is announced for Frankling Street. Evangelist You, assisted by various speakers, will lead testimonies and address the audience. The event emphasizes deliverance themes and begins with a call to holiness.
A confusing OCR fragment describes an assault on William Theale with injuries noted as severe. The report mentions attackers and a location tied to Bellevag but details are unclear and names are garbled. No definitive date, place, or perpetrator information can be confirmed.
The text lists various church services and times in a garbled mix of words and names. It mentions Sunday worship, midweek gatherings, and a few unrelated phrases, producing a fragmented view of church activities without clear places or dates.
Qur County Bar and Local History recounts 19th century figures from Qur County. It notes births, law study with mentors like James Dixon Roman, admission with judges, and a banquet at the old Giolet Hotel. Profiles include Claggett, Hamilton, Alfred Merrick, Edwin Bell, and others tied to antebellum and Civil War eras.
The notice highlights changing fashions for 1912 with hats trimmed in feathers ribbons and millinery goods. It touts photography galleries and dressmaking services, plus shops offering bees dairy butter chinaware livery saddles and a range of goods from tailors to hardware. The piece mentions local merchants and services including millinery goods eye salve and a drugstore display.
A writer argues that sport kills animals for sport and cruelty, comparing it to shark attacks and urging readers to hunt only for need. He condemns killing any animal for sport, saying it degrades courage and violates humane values. He urges hunters to seek game only when necessary and to avoid sensational, one‑sided killing.
An assortment of vintage local ads and notices featuring real estate guarantees by The Hagerstown Manufacturing Mining and Land Improvement Company, various shops selling furniture, groceries, and hardware, medical endorsements for Foley’s Kidney Cure, a barber, a bakery, livery stables, and insurance agencies. The page highlights price guarantees, upcoming sale terms, and services offered by merchants on High Street and surrounding avenues. It also promote s trade in carpets, fishing gear, and household goods, with some medical anecdotes and product ads.
Fasala's Meat Market offers daily cuts of fine meats while The Hagerstown Heating Co advertises Bellon Water Pube Steam and Hot Water. Lyons Department Store promotes clearance sales with 10 percent off and 4 percent on select items. Also listed are farm products, remedies for asthma, and drugstore notices with quick relief claims.
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