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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple city and business departments, including water, fire, planning, and municipal communications. It lacks coherent actions or dates but indicates a jumble of agency names and divisions awaiting clarification.
The article notes Europe gained about six million people from 1910 to 1920 despite about 20 million war and influenza deaths. It cites France births and deaths, England’s steady surplus, and remarks on militarists shaping peace by weaponized demographics as babies in cradles become future manpower.
A reflective piece argues that truth survives attempts to bury it by rulers and regimes from ancient emperors to Bolshevists and Dark Ages. It cites New Mexico editor jailed for libel and contempt, later pardoned by Governor Hinkle who defended free speech and free press as essential rights.
Frederic J. Haskin reports from the Bureau of Standards and hotels in eight cities that a durable American chinaware may replace imported ware. The tests smash dishes to measure strength, using a pendulum ball and a breaking scale, with pass marks for heavy use. Breakage costs, hotel expenditures, and potential industry savings are highlighted as the drive toward domestic production.
A Daily Mail Information Bureau item explains that readable copyrights restrict quoting or extracting excerpts without permission. It also notes that a dog-talk experiment by Alexander Graham Bell used mouth and throat manipulation to imitate speech, producing sounds that resembled a phrase such as “gu-al-oo-.”
A garbled mosaic of misquoted lines and scattered phrases covers topics from capital letters and psychology to elections and manners. It offers no clear narrative, but hints at political figures, social mores, and humorous quips embedded in a cluttered prose fragment.
Coming-Peck Mills and Orchestra headline a Friday August event at Willow Grove Park with a special return engagement. Dancing from 8:30 to midnight. Admission advertised.
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