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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text describes a legal matter involving departments and a party named Hagaretowe Poet- M0 Wecepd place matter. It references The Bee Pastorial and various departmental actions. The readable items outline a court or tribunal dealing with communications and requests.
Readable excerpts show Senator Hiram Johnson framing his New York remarks as anti administration. He attacks Harding policies, warns against reactionism, contrasts progressive aims, and signals potential candidacy without committing. Strong foreign policy critique and Roosevelt echoes noted.
An article discusses word usage and vocabulary size, noting how many words the average person knows and reads, with quotes from Dr. Viratelly and Dr. Vizetelly. It covers changes in slang, historical dictionaries, and the limits of expression using the 26 letter alphabet.
In Chicago officials and local groups rally behind a Prosperity slogan for 1924. Chairman John T. Adams proclaims no third party, praising Harding and prosperity. Many farmers face debt and high production costs, unlikely to be swayed by the slogan.
Frederick J. Haskin surveys 62 British and other critics on the future of the novel. They warn that emphasis on psychology and theme risks lax form and weak plots, while writers like Alfred Noyes push for stricter structure and traditional storytelling. Moving pictures may revive novels as profits shift to screen adaptations.
A fragmented OCR style snippet touches on France politics and social observation. It references twins as a need, bachelor advantages, diplomats aiding one crowd at the expense of another, and a remark on poverty. It also mentions a physician’s view on operations and an advertising note about a publisher and dignitaries.
A reader Q and A feature lists various trivia and trivia like questions with terse answers. Topics include anatomy counts for a penile, Derby wins by King Edward, ship boiler waters, Montevideo wordplay, Pocahontas name, military reservation access, and New York traffic jams. The piece cites multiple names and dates and reflects a historic quiz column style.
The text discusses public forest purpose as a federal public resource for preservation and use, then transitions to a quiz about European contact with Plymouth and the Gulf Stream. It notes the Gulf Stream’s distance from New York and describes its coloring, temperature, and salinity distinctions near its origin.
Local notice lists motor car dealers Rickenbacker Motors and Crilley Motors at 20 W Franklin St. GaLes Garage rear area noted. Independent listings indicate available stock and purchase inquiries.
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