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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1927
Page
3
The fragment notes rights to news dispatches credited or not and mentions republication rights and local news. It reads as a generic AP rights notice about use and republication limitations.
A short composite note cites a Bible verse about endurance from Matthew and a Shakespearean remark on bearing hardship. The fragment links religious and literary reflections on perseverance without additional context.
An anecdote contrasts a man and an elderly woman who die in a small town with access to their birth and marriage details. The piece then argues for U S adherence to the World Court, praising a 400-strong petition urging President Coolidge to reopen negotiations, and criticizing partisan obstruction that blocked ratification. It cites a Senate dispute over advisory opinions and the role of the United States in international justice.
A fragmented clipping reports oddities from a column with playful phrases about frost touched togas and barbers as chiratensors. It notes Vermont maple sugar scarcity and mentions last Christmas weather, hinting at quirky observations rather than solid news.
The Philadelphia Record notes that while the approach is correct, the leader has not shown strong conviction or enthusiasm, leaving world peace efforts paralyzed by persistent vicky reservations. It stresses a rare chance for statesmanship to restore American prestige and aid humanity.
Postmasters report foreign mail delayed by Red Cross seals and Christmas stamps on packages. Stickers belong on domestic parcels back, not on foreign mail, and not with postage and address. Domestic holiday mail begins to trickle in, but many delays result from this error. Postal rules aim to speed delivery for gift exchanges.
Washington, Dec 1s The senator Norris is praised as a nearly untouchable figure for his stance on Muscle Shoals and other power projects. He opposes private control, argues for government operation to ensure cheap fertilizer and fair rates, and faces a heavy fight in Congress to keep public ownership.
Mr and Mrs Glaude B Norris of 129 North Locust Street announce the birth of a son on Wednesday. The family notes the newborn brings joy and companionship to their household as they welcome this new life.
Editor Morris Fishbein outlines a survey on health education for women noting few studies on normal versus mentally ill and the heredity of mental traits. He cites many families carry ancestors who were insane or feebleminded and warns that emotional imbalance and juvenile misbehavior can appear in many lives. An analysis shows of 100 men at 25, 28 will die, one married, four well-to-do, five self-supporting, and 54 dependent.
A garbled account describes someone pursuing another person then catching an object. The text breaks off with notes about a lid and repeated phrases, leaving the outcome unclear and no clear identities or locations.
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