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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1923
Page
3
An audit of postal circulation lists monthly figures by department. It records second class mail usage for November 1327 and November 1922, noting paid circulation totals and the average gain across departments. It also mentions the Editorial, Public Relations, and Treasury Departments and indicates contact methods for inquiries.
A damaged clipping notes President Coolidge backing naval aircraft for a North Pole exploration mission. It questions Harding era shifts and Coolidge's appeal to progressive elements, asserting belief in practical value of the project despite broader party divisions.
The President’s first message is noted for brevity and frankness while showing a cautious tone toward the League and domestic policy. It endorses protectionism and warns against ambitious reforms, stressing duties to veterans, highway safety, and a larger coast guard fleet, amid cautious support for the World Court.
Frederic J. Haskin recalls Tom Harbaugh and Frederic van Rensselaer Dey, once famed dime novel writers who fell on hard times and died by their own acts. Their rise with the dime novel wave contrasted with later ruin, echoing a disappearing era admired by readers across the nation.
A retrospective on the dime novel’s rise and fall as cinema emerged. It traces popular eras, notes authors like Harbaugh, and contrasts sea yarns and cowboy tales with the era’s moral reputation, while detailing publishing practices and cover art processes.
Fragmentary quip heavy with misspellings mentions rheumatism saving for a rainy day and politics. It references Ford and a general remark about educated men and a dull stock of phrases. The text appears as a playful, garbled quotation with unclear context.
A garbled column mentions a warning about harming a partner, a rumor that Mr. Pinchot has Bryan's support, and speculation on U S policy toward France and Germany. It notes falling unemployment and an odd claim that many unemployed people are starting magazines.
Question and answer discuss Tutankhamen tomb construction noting it and other royal tombs are carved into a solid ledge of Minestone. Mentions Lyra mids and the Sphinx as also fashioned from this stone and asks about Psalms in doubt or danger.
A reader questions the age of clams and monastic life in China. The piece notes a Yang Kia ping monastery founded about forty years ago with around 101 members, mostly Chinese, and describes a travel route from Pekin toward Kalgan. It also mentions a Capri to Anacapri stair reference stating 625 steps.
Frankforter, a photographer at 3t N. Potomac Bt Adr, invites evening sessions from T to %, offering appointments by phone 102W.
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