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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

2

Walsh Warns Republicans Against Purchased Seats

Senator Walsh of Montana urged Republicans to reject purchased seats, warning that restoring the party to power risks the corruption of the Senate. He argued integrity of the constitution and the Republic’s social order depend on rejecting corrupt means to gain influence, citing past dangers to democratic principles.

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Worth 860 Million to Save Russian Relief Effort

A Russian relief appeal exchanges views on a $860,000,000 funding need to feed famine victims in Russia as government and private aid strains contend with funds. Article notes U.S. Congress dysfunction, tariff battles, and criticizes the sixty-seventh Congress while calling for rapid, broad aid mobilization amid food losses and child hunger.

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Disarmament conference seen as global contest

Frederic J. Haskin reflects on the Washington view of the disarmament talks, noting France’s stance on its army, Japan’s push for naval superiority, and the U S posture. He argues war’s appeal to the common man and the financial toll, warning disarmament requires erasing the causes of international war.

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Answers to Questions Answers to Questions

A reader inquiry page from The Daily Mall Intervikiios Bureau presents brief Q and A on topics from biology to weather, language, and history. It includes definitions of bacteria as plants, explanations of relative humidity, and notes on Thomas Moran paintings in the Capitol, plus queries about a sailing halyard and a cherry pie recipe.

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Bacon and Shakespere authorship debated by Dr Barton

Dr Barton discusses the heated claim that Francis Bacon authored Shakespeare. He argues Bacon’s aim to connect mind and external things shaped modern science and that his works, notably Novum Organum and Advancement of Learning, influenced thought from England to America. He urges readers to read these works despite unanswered questions about Shakespeare.

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Public Health Advances Cut Diphtheria Fatalities

The Public Health Service notes a drop in diphtheria deaths from earlier high rates. Historically one in three children died before antitoxin. now about ninety nine out of a hundred children recover, reflecting early antitoxin use and medical progress.

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