27 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
1
The page shows a public notice from a foreign representative bureau in Hagerstown. It references circulation details, address lines on Broadway, and a filing by a local business entity. The document notes second class matter and references the mail at March time.
In the free year of his administration President Harding maintained public respect while facing a hostile Republican Congress. The piece criticizes his leadership, argues his mercy masked weaknesses, and condemns firing longtime civil service workers. It also notes reforms in the film industry and praises limited restraint in broadcasting political speeches, reflecting mixed views of his era.
Frederic J. Haskin notes the New York special election signaling shifts in Republican support and dry stance among candidates. He outlines broader dissatisfaction with Congress over tariff delay, suggests implications for 1922 and 1924 politics, and contrasts 1920 Republican gains with current mood affecting the Democratic path.
A reader's questions range from practical uses of gum arabic in laundering to the shape of rainbows, the meaning of cretin, freight cars overseas in war, and open insurance policies. The column provides concise factual responses with named authorities and dates where given, covering science, history, and miscellaneous curiosities.
The article explains turning 5000 into lasting income via annuities. It compares 20 year, 16 year, 10 year, and 5 year plans, showing annual payouts from principal and interest at 6 percent. It notes longer periods yield larger annual payments and emphasizes prudent withdrawal from principal.
An advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur as a quick cure for skin troubles including itching and rash. It asserts the sulfur preparation cools the skin after first application and claims it destroys acne and other blemishes. It promises harmless use and availability from quail druggists.
A 1922 Breliety poem notes rising ambition among golf experts and clubs. The piece foresees tournaments and fashion hunts for golf garments as players, including ladies, prepare for the season.
The passage presents a test for retail selling fitness at a department store counter. It questions whether the reader's skills in perseverance, memory, suggestion, speed, dependability, handwriting, and enthusiasm fit a clerk role, suggesting strong traits lead to efficiency though not leadership.
A simple paste is prepared by dampening rice flour with cold water and simmering gently on the back of the stove until it becomes a thick white mixture that shows in molding.
A taurate euphala bearing women’s names was named in honor of General Henry Dearborn’s daughter, at Lupidia in Maine.
James H. Alien of Congremd Ayanue New York promotes ALLENRHU as a universal cure for rheumatism promising immediate relief and full recovery or money back. The ad claims the product targets uric acid dissolves secretions and purges rheumatic polava through kidneys and bowels with rapid pain disappearance. Central Drug Store and Rudy's Pharmacy list as suppliers.
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