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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1921
Page
2
The article extols the Red Cross as a constant aid in disasters from fires to floods and wars. It urges readers to join with a dollar membership, highlighting the organization’s readiness to deploy trains and supplies anywhere, anytime, and to assist both domestic and international communities in need.
The text notes a finish theme about an unfinished task linked to a great man and answers questions on the Army Reorganization Act of 1920. It states the Regular Army will have 16 675 commissioned officers and 187 635 enlisted men after amendments. Warren G Harding is Red Cross president with Wm H Taft and Robert F de Forest as vice presidents.
Frederic J. Haskin reports a moving picture expedition in Yorkshire to capture fairies on film. Earlier photographs surprised viewers, with a gnome, wings, and Pan pipes described. experts claim fairies are partly materialized by clairvoyant aid and thought currents. Skeptics may doubt, but filming proceeds amid wonder and humor.
A reader asks about rail links in the Americas, wood bending woods, and other topics. The Bureau answers: rail connection extends from the United States to Mexico City with Pan-American routes under construction. hickory, ash, and oak are best for bending wood treated by steam under pressure. Peace Proclamation signed November 14, 1921. crocodile tears phrase means hypocrisy. soldiers wives allotments ended July 31, 1921. heel tap means draining the glass. Laura Richards author of Captain January born February 27, 1858 and still living. Aladdin window reference noted.
Nearly a million tons of crude oil were shipped last year from Mexican fields through the Panama Canal on the west coast of North and South America. Soiled Bath Robes, cheap, Beard's.
An old railroad parable tells of two new locomotives racing a world speed record toward Buffalo. When one fails, Old Fifty-Two is pressed into service, its veteran engineer driving toward a breakthrough. The tale ends with a call to older workers to renew their youth by taking on meaningful, revitalizing work.
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