11 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a publication details block with names like RAWKEN Editor and MATU-BURKE INC and addresses Broadws and York, plus references to Audit Bureau of Circulation, November 1921 1821 and circulation figures. The readable items include mail rates, terms, and office location hints but no coherent single event.
A speaker recalls youthful idealism about a past love misaligned with reality. Time shows the obsession with an unreachable ideal faded as he finds a wife who truly fits. He muses on love, memory, and the folly of dying for unreciprocated affection.
A fragmentary column riffs on love and politics as the Uberal bloc debates the President's merger plan while lamenting unrequited affection. It meanders through literary flourish and ends by praising Rodger Dolan as a notable curiosity amid the era's oddities.
A lengthy article discusses a fallen Liberal era plan and the use of anti-lynching and Liberia loan issues as political tools to sway Black votes. It notes Republican strategies, stalled legislation, and the 1924 Democratic outlook, with references to Penney life insurance and Jackson Day celebrations.
Frederic J. Haskin reports on the growing fascination with marksmanship as winter gallery rifle matches begin. About 1.6 million rifles are in use and over 200,000 are enrolled with the National Rifle Association. The War Department supports target practice as preparedness, with national matches and trophies. The piece notes rifle shooting as a popular sport among working men, scientists, and enthusiasts, and discusses audience makeups, club growth, and practical aspects of the sport.
Reader questions on global control prompt a Bureau reply. The sample shows Asia’s controlled area at about 17 million square miles with roughly 10 million under Russia Britain Holland France and the United States. A Washington anchor references a Mayan embassy inquiry.
An excerpt discusses coffee terminology and origins. It notes that Macha denotes a superior grade from Arabia and Java a superior grade originally from Java, with references to terms like Indian or Arabian origins and bean shapes.
A fragmented reflection on modesty and virtue with references to strong drink and personal responsibility. Mentions of used cars, a vague Brother's Keeper idea, and stray terms like Abel and Glatride. Ends with a garbled note on bribery and profitless actions.
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