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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1925

Page

2

Mail Publishing Co. subscription rates notice

Evening publication details for The Mail Publishing Co. at 26 Routh Jonathan St Hagerstown. Rates listed include $4.60 per year 40 cents per month and 2 cent single copies. Subscriptions payable in advance.

The Mail Publishing Co Jonathan St Hagerstown

Daily Thought Proverb Quote Reminder

A brief devotional note citing Prov. 16 3 and a Bible verse about trusting in the Lord. It emphasizes faith guiding thoughts and happiness for those who trust in God.

Debt Concessions in Belgium Meet American Approval

The article argues that American tolerance for Belgium loan concessions, including interest waivers and delayed payments over a 62 year span, compares favorably with Britain and may set a precedent for future negotiations with France and Italy, while sparing the United States any hard line stance to avoid discrediting its allies.

Belgium

Losing Parks and the fight to reclaim a heritage

The piece argues that private interests fence off cherished public parks, denying recreation and health benefits to the community. It laments minority obstruction and urges foresight and thrift to restore access, asserting majority rights must prevail for a return of public spaces.

Tny Jong Tin America

Good Travelers And The Travel Dilemma Of Discomfort

Readers vent about travel woes from rough meat to slow service and high costs. Some seek novelty and adventure while others stay home, and the social chatter reveals mixed feelings about vacation experiences and choosing where to vacation.

Wise city pursues early access to natural recreation

A fragmented remark notes the importance of safeguarding natural recreation areas before they are developed or degraded. It emphasizes that cities or states should act early to preserve these spaces for public use and enjoyment.

Anti Crime Ads In New York Cut Crime Curve Downward

New York Police Department uses carcards on elevated and subway trains to deter crime and boost public confidence. Slogans warn criminals that they cannot win and will face Sing Sing, aiming to prevent first misdeeds and promote honesty through advertising.

New York Sing Sing

Poor Building Complaints Rise Over Defective Work

Complaints spread about lack of thorough work in new houses and defective materials. Many buyers unaware of building quality, relying on builders to ensure a sturdy home. Experts warn buyers to seek guidance from reliable builders to avoid substandard construction.

Rowell’s Column on Rome, California and the Pacific

Chester H. Rowell contemplates California’s 75th year and compares Rome’s long span to the future, envisioning the Pacific era and California as a hinge between Europe and Asia. He muses on Rome’s enduring history and ponders 1969 as a possible moment for a grand milestone in California’s development.

Pacific Lanns California Oreven Washington British Columbia Europe Americs Greece Callifornia Rome

Family car ride turns to gentle journey of coast and kids

A father drives with his wife and three sleepy children in the back as they travel through bright skies and green hills. The open road promises pleasure and rest, yet the long trip wears on with the kids' fussing and the prospect of returning home.

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Answers to Questions by Frederic J Haskin

Answers to questions discuss pine and oak thickets, Shaker religion, cattle sales in Oneida County, French culinary terms, Al Jolson, bananas as fruit, and the Betty Anne powder gauntlet tale with historical context and figures. The piece presents a Q and A format addressing diverse topics with brief factual responses.

Frederic J. Haskin Betty Anne Elizabeth Vie

Quillens Quill: A Patchwork of Fragments and Phrases

A mosaic of quirky lines on money, manners, and mischief. It riffs on dry cleaning, cash at filling stations, and the oddities of American life with scattered quips and misremembered history. The voice playfully blurs sense and nonsense.

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