24 Jul 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
1
A fragmented and chaotic column blends threats to Admiral Betey with a Jersey mosquito scare. It derides political foes, mocks weather prayers, and critiques Lowndes ties while drifting through garbled passages about a Presbyterian Yeanton special train and stray mentions of sarsapariti remedies and public mood.
An array of patent medicines and tonics fill shop windows and shelves. Vendors promote Foley kidney cures and DeWitt’s products while praising soda water, salves, and pills. Loyal customers share testimonials from Madison and Hagerstown, with notices for Woolworths style goods and periodical compounds.
The notice lists various market words and prices from Baltimore and Hagerstown areas, including wheat per barrel and per bushel, hay and feed items, and livestock quotes. It reflects a period market snapshot with mixed commodities such as Irish staples and cattle, noting prices like per pound and per dozen for several agricultural goods.
Ali le smunmer corsets are being arranged to make room for new fall stock. Hoflunsus plans a window display showcasing the latest corset styles.
A storefront window at Hulimigs showcases 500 summer corsets and a tail clock, inviting shoppers to browse the new arrival display. Prices show 390 in local currency.
Notice to voters in Washington County appears amid dense OCR text listing names, places, dates, and district references. The fragment mentions election notices, assembly references, and various local officials, signaling a public notice about voting, districts, and deadlines in the county.
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