28 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
1
Hope mans showcases a refined store window blending autumn and winter lines. The display emphasizes experience skill and workmanship with sensible stylish garments offered at noteworthy value above the asking prices.
Bright new rain coats for women shown in tan olive and Oxford gray. Practical investment with attractive designs and affordable prices for damp weather.
A local retailer announces new stock for the winter trade including ladies misses and children's coats wraps and furs. Early buyers are offered the cream of the stock at exceptionally low prices.
The trial details a flu outbreak influence on a murder case involving Mrs. Hager and neighbors. Testimony covers family ties, drinking, temper and accusations, with jurors and judge referencing blame and responsibility. The record notes medical opinions, family home, and a courtroom exchange ending with cautions about alcohol and remedies.
Fragmented notes from Mapleville and Hagerstown include social visits family ties and community events. The text mentions Mary Bentz Rose Wolf Hage Benevola and others with scattered references to illness deafness and medical remedies, plus local business names.
A garbled adage praising Rose's Shoe Factory claims long wear and savings for customers. J P Winters of Matiganaville bought four pairs a decade ago and still uses them. article touts sturdy counters uppers and lasting quality. New stock advertised with robes and blankets amid scattered misspellings and names.
Thirteen passengers joined a Qeooxcursion to Washington while locals visited relatives and attended social visits in Gapland. Teachers and students show renewed interest in school work as farmers harvest corn and a new school house fund draws attention. politics and community events fill the week amid weather and family gatherings.
A juror recalls using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy during a murder trial in Clebourne County Alabama. He reports rapid relief after two doses and notes fellow jurors were cured. Advertisements follow for Warehams Pharmacy Central Drug Store and local hardware and furniture firms.
Annie Spielman of Charlestown West Virginia died Monday in Philadelphia. Survived by husband and four children. Funeral in Philadelphia today. family moved from Dagerstown to Pike five years ago. Local ads promote household goods, farm supplies, and clothing stores with service.
An ad style snippet touts Holligter Rugby Mountain Tea as a greeting tonic that will continue to work, claiming it makes rich red blood and fit flesh. It mentions US cents and tablets with a reference to D C Aughirbatgsh and Son.
Lemen Bros presents a large fall merchandise display featuring dress goods, new dress fabrics, corsets, hosiery, gloves, and slippers. The ad notes exclusive designs in millinery and mentions seasonal sales and promotions across several departments.
Music professor Edgar C. Thompson will resume teaching at St. John s Parish House located at Antiatam and Prospect Streets in Hagerstown starting September 1. For details call the listed phone number.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a scythe, human heart, and Rocky Mountain Tea. It references Lea or Tablets, and a business line Aielinbaugt & Son with a 25 cent price tagged to an item. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
The notice invites interest in bookkeeping, typewriting, telegraphy, and English studies at a business school in Tagerstown Maryland. It mentions President Funk and staff, asking applicants to inquire for enrollment opportunities and program details.
A sale of fresh cows and stock goods is announced for 1 o'clock on Tuesday, January 1, 1905. The auction will feature cattle from various farms and includes terms with security payable at a specified date. Numerous bidders are expected to attend, and the event promises strong competition for the top lots.
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