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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1923
Page
3
The fragmentary text notes a 1902 date and mentions communications to editorial and business departments. It references a public or internal notice with unclear names and offices, indicating a second class matter and departmental routing.
A long article surveys sunstroke and heat prostration rates from 1920 to 1921, notes geographic and demographic differences, and dismisses explanations for racial disparities. It warns mothers and the elderly to be vigilant in heat, and parodies early alcohol and genetics debates, citing Dr. Stockard on guinea pig experiments and future generations.
Canada may embargo woodpulp shipments to the United States provoking a clash with Fordney McCumber tariff policy. U S paper makers warn embargo would devastate industry while critics say tariff protections favor American importers. The Toronto Globe hints the dispute could push for better cross border trade relations.
Scientists at Cornell Taiverslly Medical College study chronic alcohol exposure in guinea pigs. The animals ingest fumes more potent than drinking, revealing health and developmental effects as researchers note potential impacts on offspring and physiological response.
Frederick J. Haskin reports on illegal immigration through Mexico and Canada, noting 300,000 entered by underground routes last year.説 European and Chinese smugglers rely on border offices and Cuba routes, with prices up to 500 dollars, as agencies profit from “underground railroad” style crossings into the United States.
A jumble of antiquated reflections on war, policy, and civilization. Vague references to a new heavy gun, indented indemnity, and a murky critique of modern affairs mix with unrelated aphorisms about furniture and isolation. The piece reads like a collage of stray sentences with no clear narrative.
A reader Q and A feature lists inquiries about Handel birthplace the Capitol dome the Armed Liberty statue and other topics. Answers name Halle Germany the Nations Capitol dome statue size the Grand Duke Nicholas and history of Children’s Day, with details on West Point Philippines actresses marrying into peerage and old movie terms.
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