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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
2
A Baltimore Sun style notice describes a mass meeting this week tied to Uncle Tom's Cabin Company. Attendees receive free souvenirs including Pilly goggles, a Mudd Census copy, and crafts, with entertainment by the Golf Collar Button Band. The event aims to attract women and children and promises a crowd.
In the final days before the November election the Democratic campaign urges full party effort to mobilize the vote. Party workers in every district must bring out the base as Republicans intensify their opposition while Democrats tout record and reforms. Continuous turnout is essential for victory.
A heated critique targets McComas and Mudd amid claims of past opposition to reform and contempt for federal oversight. The piece mocks pledges of purity, cites past fraud allegations, and attacks the integrity of several politicians including Pilly and Ching. It ends by noting a medical ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Bh Kotmans Sidra reports buyers returning with carloads of goods as merchants display vast new stock. endorsements laud Dean's Kidney Pills and other products while stores promote woolens, linens, and fashionable wear. Major ads compel visits to Main's Furniture, Troy Laundry, and Ordway's Music Store for seasonal offerings.
By order of the Circuit Court for Washington County a sale of Elizabeth Metzer’s property will take place in front of the Court House, Hagerstown, on October 20 1901. The lot fronts West Antietam Street, measures thirty feet by two hundred forty feet, with a two story frame house and fruit trees. Possession April 1902. Terms require one third at sale, balance in two equal annual payments with interest. deed given after full payment. Henry F Wingert Trustee.
A clumsy ad page from Evanston features Foley's Honey and Tar testimonials from D P Schindel and a patient in the Wesamar family, plus Foley's Kidney Cure endorsement and a drift of local shop notes. Also touts Timothy seed, a canopy sale, carpet specials, and Homer S Williams & Co promotional lines.
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