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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1924
Page
3
Daily Thought Whomo boasteth himself of 9 false ef is Wke cloude and wind without panic
Message appears as a mash of biblical and literary fragments. No clear news event, named people, or organizations are present. The readable part urges not delaying and begins with a proverb style line.
Clara Morris Recalled as Fame Fades in Old Theatre Night
A reminiscence on Clara Morris, famed stage star of 1876, whose legacy and legend endure in memory while the actual bright lights fade. The piece muses on the fleeting nature of fame, the enduring pull of memories, and the lonely passage from spotlight to obscurity.
Boy Ganga Roviai warns on city gangs and youth mischief
Article notes that boys form gangs in smelter towns and urban backs with games that verge into mischief and crime. It urges offering engaging activities or paid work to deter delinquency, citing oil drilling ventures and a 7428 foot La Trobe well as broader social observations. It also covers gender perceptions in marriage, hair color bias in divorce cases, and the value of the individual vote with historical context.
Married Flirtations Judge Rabeth of Chicago
The Chicago judge who has handled 10,000 divorce cases in four years writes on marital harmony. He warns wives to avoid idle flirtations and notes some husbands need the same counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabeth
Chicago
Quillen's Quill Social Ambition And Aims
A witty column mocks social ambition within a family and contemplates immigrant Czhowiyaki making a name in the United States. The piece touches on car repair costs around 32 dollars and features humor about bachelor freedoms and gift giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czhowiyaki
Supreme Court Victory Narrow as Votes Split
The article notes a supreme court win by a single vote with 691,861 ballots for the winner and 601,547 for the opponent. It contrasts party figures and hints at political boycotts of Gen Ludendorff by veteran organizations over monarchist support while acknowledging a strong republican sentiment in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Hip
Gencar Ludendorff
Halat
Germany
Proper Vegetables and the Physician’s Advice
A physician answers questions about which vegetables are most beneficial to eat with meals. The discussion lists spinach, cabbage, kale, artichokes, lettuce, asparagus, cauliflower, green beans, fennel, lettuce greens, mints, onions, turnips, beets, lentils, and more as part of a practical guide to savaging meals and child nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Anytown
Fragmented Q&A on literature and science from old column
A clipped dialogue lists varied questions and answers: who was the state poet laureate chosen by any state to the Asfont MV, A Tua Coolbrith of California. tuberculosis testing stats in August with 18 780 positives from 461 cattle tested. the term Coffee House first used in 1746. Atlantas name changes from Terminus to Marthanvilla to Atlanta by 1945. Empress Eugenia dies July 12, 1934. sylabub dish described. Evangeline popularity with 37000 copies sold in ten years and translations into ten languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurette
Asfont MV. A. Tua Coolbrith
California
Bureau of Animal Industry
Questions and Answers from The Daly Rail Bureau excerpt
A reader inquiry and answer column from The Daly Rail Information Bureau outlines questions on deserts in Africa, the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company, and active Italian volcanoes. It notes the jetty deflects sand drift to keep channels clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Rail Information Bureau
Frederick Raskin
Washington, D. C
North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company
Tta
Durham
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