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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1902
Page
2
A fragmentary clash of Republican faction doubts fills the political chatter. Augusta County oil and gas exploration near Waynesboro draws interest as prospects may reveal underground rewards and regional energy potential.
W W Baker of Plainview Nebraska recounts spending over a thousand dollars on doctors for his wife's long illness with no relief until Foley's Honey and Tar saved her life. He urges others to try the remedy as a last resort. D P Schindel, a local druggist, endorses the product and its availability opposite the post office.
The Blue Birds and Red Robbins approach for spring with light bright garments and low prices. Stock fills with lace stripes dimities madras and ginghams at a yardage range. Muslin underwear and full cut garments offered with new spring suitings for men. Managers Hoffman and Wm K Hoffman promise courteous attention and low prices on shoes hats and popular Hess shoes.
A promotional notice features Mr. W A Newman of 129 East Antietam Street endorsing Dolan's Kidney Pills. He reports backache and kidney irregularities improved after using the product bought at J W Cook and Bros drug store. The ad claims quick, direct kidney relief and notes the price is 50 cents, with Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo listed as distributors.
Officers of Registration for Hagerstown Maryland announce open door sessions on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday the 3rd 4th and 5th at designated ward offices. Ward 2 meets at Bester Ice Company West Baltimore Street with H E Rester. Ward 3 at No 3 Baltimore Street. Ward 4 at 242 Locust Street near Bethel Street with J Frane Witmer. Ward 5 at Saums Jewelry Store 213 W Franklin Street with HE Saum.
A large downtown department shop showcases the season s trends with no obligation to buy. Shoppers browse affordable fabrics like printed satin liberties and silk twill ed foulard from 49c to 1.25 per yard, plus wash silks and striped lace fabrics in new colors.
Advertises new ribbon widths and textile varieties including taffeta at 15c instead of 19c along with satin gros grain liberties, double-faced satins, fawn taffetas and wash ribbons. Lancaster ginghams 5c yard and unbleached muslin 4c yard featured.
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