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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1927
Page
3
The piece argues that laws cannot operate without public cooperation and proper civil service examinations. It cites Cleveland findings showing flaws in civil service, with temporary appointees and lax charter rules undermining reform. It urges informed citizens to push for accountable reforms and active participation.
A fragmented report notes United States government outlays rose past 4.0 billion dollars in the recent fiscal year, with a projection near 4.288 million for the next year ending June 1929. Analysts attribute the rise to ongoing expansion of government functions and postwar expenditures, warning of long term fiscal drift.
A fragment of prose contrasts American bluntness with a London Cockney’s tolerant good humor. It notes foggy Lamdorn, foul weather, and a shy social grace, finishing with the idea of a secret he whistles in the rain.
A man battles a stalled car on East Brown Street as impatient horns, buzzing engines, and a crowd press in. He cranks, pries, and pesters the stubborn vehicle until it sputters to movement, a comic if tense clash of man versus machine.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses mail, American language phrases, and repeating lines about intoxication and revolving doors. It references a person named Solomon and mentions someone being urged not to be late and a long number of times. the context is unclear and no coherent event or clear entities emerge.
In New York on a brisk afternoon on Forty-fifth Street a veteran street performer drew a crowd with wax phonograph tunes as aging curbside acts fade from memory. Coney Island's winter off-season draws varied crowds and nostalgic chatter, while modern amusements like the Bodamat Automat tempt visitors with quick ice cream treats and cheap entertainment.
A nostalgic verse reflecting on Christmas children and changing times. The speaker laments a son grown, notes the shift from toys to mature needs, and urges parents to cherish Christmas while it lasts, hoping for modest gifts like books and shirts.
Rodney Butcher reports a Washington based Antidonopoly Teamus forming to cut prices on oil gasoline electricity and anthracite through government ownership or leases. The group seeks a Water Power Board and a government pipe line corporation while arguing current lines and utilities are overconcentrated and exploit consumers.
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews early 20th century ideas on body build and health. University of Minnesota measurements on 1983 students show Germans larger on average than Scandinavians but all groups trend toward medium builds. Chest expansion and spirometer lung capacity relate to health but vary with body type and other factors.
Olive Roberts Barton comments on how silence becomes costly after quarrels and factional divides. She cites church spats, a school split over teaching quality, and guest quotes on the danger of the spoken word, noting the need to guard what we say and to know whom we influence.
A new fashion feature highlights the oil cloth coat called Bearlet and a med white toweling bath coat. The item lineup includes beach bathing coats just released, with pals noting the fresh styles and fabrics.
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