20 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1902
Page
1
The Mail states it does not take sides on laws or judicial vacancies but seeks the best interests of the Rav, the District, the county, and the party. It will discuss prevailing views and opinions to help citizens reach just, fair, and precise premises, asserting a short powerful argument will convince readers of the matters presented.
The article surveys dress styles for winter wear including princess robes with blue and green or black over white, lace outfits, and satin or lace fabrics. It notes fitted figures, short evening sleeves, veils, jeweled accents, and decorative appliques, highlighting belted waists and three-toned skirt compositions.
A rambling diatribe by Henry the Nipper targets City lighting plans, municipal bonds, and fears of monopolies. It mocks politicians, attacks the Hagerstown project, and hints at political manipulation while urging readers to dismiss the enterprise as destructive to progress. The piece also derides Roosevelt and Adds political intrigue tied to a Delaware Senate seat.
An old ad claims guaranteed goods for 1 2 3 and 5 years with inflated promises and calls to visit R B Mek at the Market House for a display of cut flowers by William Boater at the Hotel Tamion. It mentions bedding plants at unusually low prices and lists Potomac Street 2008 as location.
A collage of fashion mentions from Dent, Perrina and Fowns with English walking tops in mocha and kid, plus Manhattan Shirts showcasing new fabrics. Also notes Foley's Honey and Tar praised by a Nashua policeman for cough relief, and services from Dr. P. Schindel, Souders watch repairs, Clarkson Bros. livery and a note on special rates for commercial customers.
An assorted list of medical cures and consumer goods from a local paper. Prominent claims include Foley’s Widney Cure and Foley’s Kidney Cure praised by P. H. Duffy, with Dr. Schindel endorsing the kidney remedy. The page also promotes water filters, jewelry, fishing tackle, fabric, and hay products from various merchants, noting locations and prices. Additional items advertise watches, exclusive patterns, and department-store offerings from Lyons, Feigen, and the Feigen shop, alongside general goods from 105 W. Franklin St and nearby merchants.
A collage of old storefront notices and patent medicines appears. Many items promise relief for coughs and menstrual cramps, plus household goods, cigars, lace curtains, perfumes, records, and ready-made clothing. Names and addresses pepper the page, with promotions for Foley’s Honey and Tar, Tin-Franko remedies, and various retailers like Sweeney’s, Geo. Highest, Remuncerotti’s, and A. M. Ordway.
A jumble of local ads lists dealers in fruits and confectionery, livery stables, clothing, electrical items, dining, and repairs. It mentions J. D Swarts Parlor, dentist Hollenberger, and many shops along Potomac Street, Franklin Street, and the Square offering wear, meals, nails, and theater work.
Monte Carto Goats touts The Monte Carlo as an easy fit in its season lineup. Nobby garments claimed to be finely tailored and modestly priced with correct styles and low prices. Wide selection includes nearly every make and size, with big rewards for tailored suits and value.
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