Autumn and Winter Store Feature Highlighted by Experience
A brief regional feature extols the crossing of seasonal lines and praises the magic touch of experience, work, and skill in presenting autumn and winter merchandise.
03 Oct 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1905
Page
1
A brief regional feature extols the crossing of seasonal lines and praises the magic touch of experience, work, and skill in presenting autumn and winter merchandise.
Weather ready coats for women in tan olive and oxford gray offered at sensible prices. Attractive new sales promote a practical investment for damp conditions.
Retailers announce arrival of new stock for ladies and children including coats capes and wraps. Early buyers are offered cream of the stock at exceptionally low prices as winter trade opens.
A fragmentary local column from Hancock describes a chaotic scene with a playful but misused phrase, followed by a long list of residents visiting relatives. The piece notes farm work, wages, and ongoing local social visits, including visits by F. J. Palmey and W. Mantz, plus a brief note on typhoid illness among William Davis.
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a money offer for deafness caused by catarrh. Another piece cites Rose’s shoe store motto praising durability, citing J P Winters’ ten year wearing test as proof. Also mentions Western Timothy Seed and farm supplies.
Post emphasizes a sale of work gloves labeled Hurley and Stam with stock available at Emerts Market, featuring items sized and priced for general use. The notice highlights glove quality and accessibility for laborers seeking protective handwear at the store location.
Local bulletin notes the Carkoon Comedy Buster Brown featuring Malville B. Raymond, to be staged at the Academy of Music on Wednesday October 4. The piece, a well known farce with music, includes a large chorus and ornate settings, with plans for an elaborate presentation.
A well known man of the town discusses the drug trade and mentions inquiries about a remedy. The piece notes concerns over dangerous substances and urges careful judgment about cough remedies offered by local pharmacies.
Fragmented OCR blends drug claims and hardware sales with muddled lines about pills. Includes references to W C McKee and Main Store style wholesalers, tools, housewares, and seed, all in a garbled catalog-like page. No clear single event or person narrative emerges.
Fragmented OCR reads like a collage of late 19th to early 20th century ads and stray notices. It mentions a miracle cough remedy, horsehair hats, cleaning goods, jewelry and sewing, a “Turley & Stamm” supplier, and a shop offering robes, blankets, and prints. Names and places are garbled, with low clarity across many lines.
Coal and wood offered for next winter featuring Brookside Lakers Valley and Morea White Ash coals Exy stove and nut sizes Pocahontas Hickory Oak and Vine wood. Includes run of mine and big vein sources with various grades cited to meet demand.
Fragmentary text details Cumberland Valley routes with Harriburg and intermediate stations. Mentions connections to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, timing hints, and arrival notes through Bargeruton and Winchester with various intermediate stops.
Fragmented timetable shows Norfolk and Western services with mentions of towns like Hoxnoke and Hageratown, noting intermediate stations, a 6:00 PM departure, a 1:06 AM arrival, and Pullman service toward New York with limited legible details.
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