27 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
1
Local dealer advertises Behring and Waldorf player pianos in varying used to slightly used condition with prices 550 and 460 respectively. They promise easy playability for beginners and experienced players, plus a free bench scarf and 42 volt instrument with purchase. Demonstrations offered Wednesday.
An elderly reader from Jackson County, Penn, writes a testimonial claiming rapid relief from kidney and bladder trouble after using a swamp root product. The letter offers a 10 cent pamphlet and a bottle, noting prior high cost and urging readers to request information from Dr. Kinney Co in Binghamton New York.
Baltimore visitor Mary Watson and others from Baltimore staying with W. DM. Winmeyer. Grace Housson of Baltimore visiting a week with her relative Abs. 1. D. Bridges. Mrs. John Coffman and daughter Elles Coffman visiting in Hagerstown. Dr. 0. Byles and Daniel Heller at Atlantic City. Russell Myer at High School in Hagerstown. Jolt for Hae route to home. various local families on weekend visits. Also ad copy for Chamberlain's tablets and Foley's Kidney Pills and Wayland’s Pharmacy, with household health tips and product endorsements.
A letter from New York Mines editor Charles Tillat discusses the 1912 tariff issue and the three candidates Taft Roosevelt Wilson. It argues Taft upholds protection, Roosevelt is protectionist yet inconsistent, and Wilson seeks immediate tariff reduction and reform. It criticizes the Progressive and Republican stances and questions Roosevelt’s tariff knowledge and impact on labor and prices.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a remedy for rheumatic pains and backache with claims for broad relief, urging purchase from pharmacists.
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