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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
11
A collage of light verse and quips from Wayside Tales and Avsoy’s Fables. Jokes include women and hens as moral fables, a seduction of love lines, and a pun on income tax. The items read like quick humor sketches, with character dialogue and playful mishearings.
Take Bear's Emulsion daily to strengthen the body and prevent coughs and chest illnesses. The ad claims thorough testing by locals and endorsements from people you know, urging readers to buy from leading druggists to stay healthy and avoid bronchitis, croup, or whooping cough.
An old cough and cold remedy is promoted as a roved and successful medicine for coughs, colds, and grippe. For over fifty years it has eased coughing, loosened phlegm, quieted croupy coughs, and relieved congestion. Sold by druggists for 60 cents.
A garbled OCR passage describes a performer discussing a pencil and color choices. The text is fragmentary and misread, mentioning a calm utterance of the word bed and a speaker’s reply about selecting a color or method. Names and context are not recoverable.
A narrating character reflects on Dick Barnes and Ginette in a decadent Hollywood milieu. Rose explains cosmetic surgery trends, beauty quotes, and age-related vanity as they plot and gossip about stars, rivals, and the artifice of youth.
A 1921 NEA Service puzzle asks readers to identify a city from a Brady diagram. It requests interpreting each picker part to deduce the city’s name and hints at broader life questions about the future. The item notes it will continue in tomorrow’s Daily Math.
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