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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1901
Page
5
Fragmented OCR passage details various belts, Velvets, and lace in a fashion sequence. Describes woven and embroidered belts, black velvet trim, py bat golde adornments, and a gown with white cloth and lace. Mentions plain eyes, white tu ting, and belted string closures with velvet and metal tips.
Vellx and Hale Poe describe enely gane hi veils, satheld at the top with jeweled accents. White application veils are favored for covenantues, while other styles vary in trim and bow. the 1680 compendium notes complex bodices and gilded threads, with references to rings of gold and decorative lines, reflecting period fashion and craft.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dated art piece or craft item named The Mode with flat metal raven links and decorative chains. It mentions a pale white handkerchief and a carney, possibly carriage, with a dewer and a bird or insect motif, but the passage is severely garbled and lacks coherent facts.
A fragment describes a girl's gray cashmere costume featuring a long skint and a stitched white band around the foot. The blouse area is adorned with white cloth folds spanning the top, with decorative folds and quadiunle bolore accents along the upper portion.
The passage lists elaborate wardrobe items and accessories such as cravats, belts, collars, sleeves, and hats with edging, embroidery, and materials like mousse Noe and crepe. It emphasizes coats, tunics, blouses, and boleros in white or light tones, noting how attire evolves with approaching weather and social formality.
A fragmented fashion column surveys spring attire and headwear with numerous garbled terms. It mentions hats, gowns, and accessories, noting varied styles, colors, and cultural influences while reflecting period newspaper rhetoric.
Fragmented notice describes a public sale in Mawerstown Ma for real estate including lot 47 and surrounding parcels. It lists bid security terms, dates in May, and various names overseeing the sale. Also mentions a separate educational exam schedule with multiple subjects and teachers in Hagerdonen.
A fragmented notice reports an incident near Hagerstown and references a person named Sam Shey and a death on a Sunday in Maryland. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the item mentions rail safety and a local casualty.
Fragmentary OCR recalls Deer Park Hotel and The Yost Delight, with scattered names and places including Halelineaen, Salt Wel, and references to meetings and people in a wartime or travelogue style. The text is garbled, but hints at a sequence of hotel, inns, and gatherings with several proper nouns and locations.
Mortgage tax notice announces payment options with discounts for September October and November. Unpaid taxes after January 1 will bear interest. George H. Hager, Tax Collector, issues the notice.
The state and county taxes for 1900 will be received at the Collector’s office beginning Monday, June 11. A discount of per cent will be allowed for taxes paid in June, four per cent in July, three per cent in August, two per cent in September, one per cent in October, and four per cent in November. George H. Hager.
Notice to water consumers. All water rents for 1901 are due at office No 8 North Jonathan Street April 1 1901. Permits issued after March 15. Rents payable in advance. Albert Teard Treasurer 280 Burt
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