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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
3
Amid global shifts, a Washington observer analyzes Franco Russian dynamics, Japan China and the evolving balance of power. The piece critiques disarmament talk, the Leag ue of Nations debate, and Harding era plans for informal international conferences as Congress and public opinion shape U.S. foreign policy.
Frederic J. Haskin contends that current disarmament efforts amount to fragile compromises. He notes gaps in discussing poison, aircraft, and naval power, and contrasts European and American progress in air travel and military aviation training amid postwar budgets.
A reader query column provides brief Q and A on pardons, white gold, Goshen, Suez Canal draughts, and chifforate terms. Answers note presidential pardon power rests with the President, consultation with the Attorney General is customary but not required. white gold is an alloy of gold and palladium, 18 karat equals three parts gold to one part palladium. Goshen tied to region east of Nile tributaries. Suez opening 1922 allows ships up to 81 feet draft, earlier 24.4 feet. chifforate versus chifforette differences described in furniture terms.
The author argues against the view that all major institutions have failed and praises those who keep the world from worsening. He contends schools courts churches and others show flaws yet still preserve potential for betterment and the existence of love faith and hope in the world.
Text discusses oxidation resistance of true wrought iron due to slag inclusions. Mentions county agent roles and dates in 1931 and 1921, including Burson and other officials. Describes official map designations tied to authority of engineers, Geological Survey, and state officials.
The Institute of Meat Packers notes higher meat exports year on year though prices declined. September figures show about 100.94 million pounds exported valued at 25.0 million dollars, compared with higher iron exports of 112.10 million pounds valued at 35.06 million dollars.
The text laments failed visions and waning strength yet notes resolve to persist. It contrasts ruined projects, faded glory in Spain, and dull remnants with stubborn endurance, describing life as a confusing, purposeless fumbling, but insistence remains to keep going.
In Washington an incident at Hotel Carroll left Danville’s Skinner fatally wounded by a knife. Mut later fired a revolver in self defense after Skinner attacked with a knife, dying hours after the shooting.
A raspy promotional piece touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a simple remedy for the poor, claiming it clears complexions and purges toxins from the liver, kidneys, stomach, and blood. The ad says millions rely on it, guards against influenza and pneumonia, and that it is inexpensive and widely available from druggists.
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