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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
4
A fragment from The Mail Publishing Day shows subscription rates and mailing details for Hagerstown. It lists annual and monthly rates, office location, phone numbers, and notes on circulation figures. The passage also includes commentary about questioning traditions and truth.
Copy rights statement from The Associated Press indicates exclusive publication rights for news dispatches credited to AP or hot. All rights of republication are reserved and inlaid in this newspaper.
A brief devotional quote attributes true faithfulness to steadfast conduct. It emphasizes that faithfulness matters more than location or status, whether in Westminster Abbey or a rough class, and promises a crown as reward.
A reflective critique questions national myths on religious freedom racial rights free speech and enlightenment. The piece probes if Americans truly uphold liberty humility courtesy and intellectual progress or merely pretend to uphold them while citing examples and cultural assumptions.
Fragmentary text mentions Houde Ja and plennugs with static, cites a Freb test cammer and Marvelous. Claims someone has been dead for weeks yet continues to grow, unclear context and details.
Bren Mawr College reverses a long standing smoking ban for young women after petitions by the Self-Government Association. President Parks stated democracy cannot uphold a regulation that no longer rests on public opinion, suggesting enforcement would wane and student relations to other rules could suffer.
The Interral Trevenue bureau releases a report on personal income taxes for 1924 noting many returns exceed one thousand dollars and showing a higher number of filings than the previous year. The edition highlights tax trends, exemptions, and the government’s ongoing efforts to reduce tax avoidance.
The article urges yearly health checkups by a physician for individuals and families. It stresses regular medical examination for early detection of issues such as heart disease, kidney problems, cancer, and nervous disorders, noting heredity, stress, and lifestyle influence outcomes and that early treatment improves prognosis. It cites rising life expectancy due to pediatric care and disease prevention.
Washington December 3 The Third Assistant Postmaster General warns not to detract from Christmas and New Year greetings by short paying postage prepay the full two cents. The notice will be posted in all post offices stating that greeting cards require two cents postage.
A tribute to a daily driver praised for cheerful service and steady crowd handling. The poem extols a man who turns on the juice in his car, hustles to meet needs, and treats patrons with constant courtesy, presenting his work as a thoughtful Christmas present of time-saving aid.
A birthday surprise party was hosted at the Sperow parents home on the preceding Friday evening in St James Jots a. Jutaen. Rev Ever ett Sperow and many local residents attended including Mr and Mrs Jon Sperow Mr and Mrs D B Bushong Dr and Mrs Emmert and numerous Sperow family members.
A long list of residents and visitors from Hagerstown Washington Williamsport and Buchanan are shown visiting relatives in Tilghmanton and nearby towns. Rev Lyon Waellingtutt will preach his trial sermon at St James Brethren Church on Sunday December 6 and all members are urged to attend.
Gettysburg Pa Dec 4 A cattle stampede crushed farmer John J Hemiller Jr 37 of Westminster against a barn door on the Schriver farm He was rushed to Warner Hospital in critical condition and remained unconscious after an operation to save his life
An old advertising item touts Cascarets as a mild stimulant for the liver and bowels. It claims to refresh the entire system like a pleasant, harmless candy with directions for men women and children on each package.
A dense listing outlines December 3 radio programming across stations like WBAP, WEAF, WGN and KDKA. It notes orchestras, salon ensembles, matinees, dinner concerts, and dance programs with station call letters, city Mang leads, and approximate times, illustrating a bustling network of midcentury schedule segments.
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