24 May 1901
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
1
A chaotic collection of political rhetoric and civic plans surges through New Jersey and nearby regions. Leaders split over Mudd prosecutions and party direction while a proposed trolley corridor faces local opposition and zoning disputes. Amid court remarks on lawful interference and press tensions, community figures navigate upheaval, protests, and evolving public notices.
Advert describes Deer Park Hotel perched 2200 feet up, free from malaria and mosquitos, accessible by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Highlights include en suite rooms, electric lights, long distance telephone, elevator, swimming pool, golf, bowling, livery, and remodeled facilities. open dates and manager contact listed amid mixed historical notices and testimonials.
The notice details reduced rail fares from Lincoln to Lincola for a trip on May 8 to 80 with a round trip rate of $2. Tickets go on sale May 22 to 26 and may be extended to June 30 by ticket deposits or fees. Local agents provide further information.
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century newspaper item touts Dean's Eblacy Pills for kidney and stomach ailments with testimonials from Geo W. Bush of Jefferson Street and other local merchants. The text also promotes various tonics, remedies, and millinery offerings, listing multiple dealers and stores like Cook Bray drug store and Wareham's City Pharm. The ad copy emphasizes cures for kidney disease, stomach weakness, and digestive issues, urging readers to purchase from local vendors.
Disjointed OCR text mentions Baltimore markets and Havenetown with scattered notes on routes, prices, and incidents. Fragments reference ships, barges, and transport terms, but lack coherent facts. The readable items suggest market chatter and shipping concerns without clear events or dates.
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