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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1925

Page

1

Local Postal Subscriptions and Rates Noted

Evening publication details for Pudlioning Co 2 onathan At Hagerstown Mi, subscription rates by mail or Jolie Ez 600 per year, 2 cents per copy in advance, address communications to The Petey Mall Editorial Business of City. Circulation department information and contact numbers listed for mail and circulation queries.

Pudlioning Co Hagerstows Jolie Warton Petey Mall Citeration Hageratown

Angling in Politics and Poets Through the Ages

A reflection on president coolidge and angling as a pastime. The text cites grover cleveland and commentary on fishing as a cure for tired nerves and a facet of character, noting time value and the fisherman's make up. It discusses public figures, philosophy, and the enduring appeal of fishing across eras.

Jess Fine Ming Cleveland

Shifting Wealth and Growth Across U S Regions

The census shows changing per capita wealth across nine divisions since 1860. New England dropped from first to fifth, Pacific Coast leads per capita wealth since 1880 due to California fruit, Southern growth includes Florida and North Carolina gains from auto and cotton industries, while the Middle Atlantic region of New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania remains wealth leader.

Pacific Coast Cites California Los Angeles Hatefania Michigan North Carolina Florida Middle Atlantic New York New Jersey Pennsylvania

Correct Road Names Confusion in Highway Nomenclature

A joint committee including state and federal officials and Secretary of Agriculture Jardine met to standardize highway names across the country. They noted conflicts where routes have multiple names in use by locals and tourists and proposed assigning clear, exclusive names with official designation and posted signs to avoid ambiguity and aid travelers.

Secretary of Agriculture Jardine

Billion for roads reshapes state highway plans nationwide

A southern newspaper notes a boom in highway funding with about 435 million for new construction and 166 million for maintenance. States and counties rush to expand 24 000 miles of new roads and nearly 251 000 miles in upkeep, using concrete and asphalt to modernize networks as traffic grows.

Harp and Harmonicas Highlight Local Contests

Fragmented OCR notes describe contests involving harmonicas for girls in Philadelphia and Hagerstown. Mentions of voters, a mayoral atmosphere, and local figures like William J. Ryan and Willan appear in garbled form. The piece hints at political tension and community events without clear sequences or outcomes.

College orgies and labor concerns echo old stories

A column discusses recurring college orgy rumors and exaggerations, noting similar misdeeds by older generations. It questions China and American labor, especially child labor in rug making, and reflects on sensational reporting and a biographical spoof about a famed boxer and a reporter’s mock interview.

Quill Implied Weather and War Echoes in Odd Note

Fragmentary lines hint at a spring forest, wartime effects on America, and odd phrases about camping Utt and a nameless python. The piece includes a corrected line about timidness and a man denying impact on a walking stick.

A Health Boost From a Scout says a young man grows strong

A speaker recalls learning health from a Boy Scout who urged him to improve posture and fitness. He notes the transformation from a droopy stance to a erect, confident bearing and credits the tip for making him a healthier, prouder young man.

Questions and Answers from a Miscellany Page

A historical quiz format questions Madagascar size ranking noting island and continent status, vessel figurehead terms Segrehead baw ornament, U S physician earnings averaging about 4000 dollars yearly with total 420 million, grape vines trim timing to avoid sap bleed after nightfall.

Citizens' Military Training Camps Offered By War Department

War Department promotes enrollment in Citizens' Military Training Camps begun after 1918. Camps at Gettysburg and Monterey seed preparatory training for 17 to 21 year olds with four courses hazle red white blue. Applicants undergo physical exams inoculations and must be fit for service. transportation, uniforms, and optional scholarships accompany the program.

Washington, D. C War Department Ciizens National Defense Net Plattsburg Leonart Wood Army Matthene Hehta Privieges Dutien Saino Vollegns Kor

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