20 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1905
Page
1
The passage blends community concerns and reflective commentary. It cites Ward officials JOHN W. DOLAN and HARVEY E. SNAVELY and STEPHENSON C. DILWORTH, then diverges into scattered observations on crime, a gas fatality at Dridgepot, a disturbance at Williamspurt, moral reflections on punishment and repentance, and cultural references to Ella Wheeler Wilcox amid local notices and distant news from Hagersstown and Maine.
An old advertisement promotes Kollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets claiming forceful benefits for digestion constipation and vitality. It markets quick relief with a 85 cents per box price and lists the Gem Hovereren Care Company in Madison. The piece also references Golden Nuggets for Sallow People and Harding's Egg Prod with endorsements by Ernest Millen at Autletam and Potemae Streets.
An advertisement urges aspiring traders to use a direct private wire to New York via M. J. Sage & Co for prompt transmission and intelligent execution. It stresses avoiding losses from poor service and offers to buy or sell securities for cash or on margins.
Unclear advertisement and notices from Roselle & Co of Hagerstown Maryland list brokers rooms six and seven Hamilton Row. The page mixes notices on tobacco bans in Pennsylvania, a derelict mail tellers list for the week ending March 18, pension names, a healthtonics ad, train crew changes in Hagerstown, and a report from Baltimore that Miss Louise Leister, daughter of Dr B Leister, underwent a serious operation at Union Protestant.
A Syracuse man suffered a severe eye wound and Bucken's Arnica Salve was used to treat the injury. The product reportedly eased pain and aided healing, with the story noting its availability at Wereham's City Pharmacy and Central Drug Store for 25 cents.
A large old style advertisement promotes a Friday turkey supper at Buck's East Feark and Sneul's, invites Maitie and others, and urges readers to compare Main's wholesale prices to retail. It touts cheap furniture from MAIN FURNITURE Co. and wagon offerings from Milburn Wagon Pala, with names Kelly Axes W C McKee and R McKee near the Market House.
EW SERIOVELY ILL Samuel Whills of Williameport was strickled at 3 o clock Sunday. Trimming with dementia and Dr Werte was summoned. It was reported that ObINs had been erogeed on Saturday. The physician said he could not detect drug action and ascribed his condition to fall and dizziness. He was in a serious condition over Sunday but improving.
A worker at Mason and Dixon suffered the loss of an eye after a four blast accident. C. I. KR reports improvements in progress nearby. He was knocked between eye and cheek while a pick was raised, his damaged eye later removed and replaced by Dr. Victor Miller at the office.
A fragment reports a storm in York with lightning and rain followed by a rainbow in the eastern sky. The readable text mentions a mare and a unicorn like image, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
P G King, once engaged in Hagerstown, has bought the dwelling and property store and will continue with Me King plans include integration of wine warehousing and related ventures, detailing ongoing business arrangements and future operations.
Prof. Morris, famed for restoring sight, plans to move to New York after April 1905 and will operate from there. He has toured nearly every county in West Virginia in the last three years, promising to help nearsighted and sight impaired residents without surgery, with prompt responses to letters.
Aaron captured on a charge of stealing coal from C V Cats. Officers heard a report about a Leitersburg patrolman who arrested a suspect named Agen cot two hours earlier in Hy of CL Troubles. Charles Senfiins arrested for being Ak aul disorderly. Lieutenant Fridinger arrested Melvin Moxley for drunkenness. Both men received seven days. Moxley was found too drunk to walk. Whisky appearances Saturday night.
A garbled clipping describes a young couple Ena and Jen misunderstanding a poultry matter. The fragment mentions chickens, a seller, and Fort, with references to chick raisers and a referee, but details are unclear.
The era of the Lahirar church in Georgetown extends with Rev DL B Floyd of Martinsburg named as former pastor of the Lucheran churches at Funkstown and B Creel. Floyd recently faced charges and moved to Martinsburg, a well known minister noted for aiding the sick and afflicted until illness and removal.
Lemon Bros announce a 25 percent discount on coats suits skirts furs knitwear and more with remnant piles offered near former prices. The sale promotes space over stock and highlights new spring fashions with low 10 to 15 cent pattern prices.
The ad touts One Minute Cough Cure as a rapid remedy for coughs, croup, and whooping cough by acting on the mucous membranes of the throat and lungs. It claims relief within a minute and is sold by Wareham’s City Pharmacy and Central Drug Store, with testimonials extolling its digestive and stomach healing properties.
Unclear text describes a varnish stain praised for unequaled refinishing results. Mentions colors, gloss, and a maker with initials RD. References a product line and next sale or place associated with Next Mate Honse.
Local ad touts Buckwheat Cakes and Clover Honey for breakfast. Promotes Mountain Taelewheat and honey products from HURLAY & BTAMAL with a brief call to try them.
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