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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
4
Edward Molyneux, a London-born pedestrain, crafts oversized shoes by adding leather scraps over two years. The result weighs eight and a half pounds per shoe, measures about thirteen inches long, and includes a possible risk of catching on a rough surface.
The piece denounces Republican posers on mine wages and hours, accusing the coal trust of buying party protection and Roosevelt of dodging the mine question. It notes T. D. Smith and William Middick purchasing land near Mont Alto for sand clay iron ore and ochre deposits, highlighting sand varieties for molding and building and regional demand.
A fashion write up describes velvet gowns with lace and pleated skirts, noting jeweled trims, silk insertion, and Louis Quinze jackets. Hats feature sheer pink hues with gathered bags, while accessories include pearl ornaments and belts. The piece highlights greenish roses and tulle accents as styling cues.
Advertisement quotes Joy VanDennunen of Milwaukee reporting relief from heart distress. The testimonial claims heart pains and left side arm discomfort were cured entirely by De Miles' Heart Cure.
A local shop touts durable apparel for boys and sturdy shoes for girls, promising lasting quality for everyday wear. The ad highlights practical, durable clothing and footwear suited to active children and families seeking value.
The Tax Collector is ready to receive mortgage taxes for 1902 with a discount of Ave per cent for state taxes paid in September and four per cent for October. A fragmented note references West Run Timothy Shejn and a dispute near Road Brive, with mentions of Bassman 278 Potomac in unclear context.
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