10 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1922
Page
1
A teacher's guide urges making history vivid through comparisons, visuals, diaries, source letters, dramatizations, and student writings. Emphasizes understanding time attitudes, cause and effect, and using outlines and questions to reveal big features and evolution in topics like suffrage and transportation.
A curious 19th century tale follows a poor man who, after losing work, drills for oil and discovers petroleum. He faces a trial with a rich rival, but honesty prevails, leading to wealth, honor, and happiness for him and his family in California before his death at ninety. The piece, attributed to Mildren Keller of Funketown School, mixes legend with moral lesson about perseverance and integrity.
An advertisement promises to relieve rheumatism with Rheuma and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. It notes availability at Aughinbaugh or Kueislay Drug Stores and urges readers to purchase today.
Paris April 10 French and British military and air authorities discuss steps to prevent Germany from rebuilding a fleet of airplanes. Versailles limits expire May 5 1922 but questions arise over permanent control, definitions of commercial versus war material, and technical restrictions. The Allied powers have not yet agreed on enforcement methods or scope.
City street board announces a public meeting on April 82 at 8 o'clock p m to consider widening Potomac and Oak Hill avenues in Hagerstown. The order, approved March 22, 1922, directs the board to proceed with actions and assess affected properties. Interested parties may view details in the city offices.
The article notes fears about the conversion of airplanes into war machines and calls for regulations on possible industrial progress. It urges the French government to recognize the worry in the country and to move decisively to provide absolute guarantees.
In Toledo on April 10, John H. Tepper, 88, owner of several eateries, was shot and fatally wounded by his wife after a long separation. Mrs Tepper was arrested soon after. Divorce filings had mentioned another woman. כולל unrelated ad copy for medical products and a silk umbrella.
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