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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1921
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text cites Senator Moan and references to towns shifting from Republican to Democratic in 1918. Mentions visits to towns, the charm that produced peaches, and political reminiscence amid a contested record. Sparse readable names and phrases suggest a political reminiscence segment with inconsistent transcription.
A long, fragmentary column memorializes Judge Robert Henderson with noble tributes and moral reflections. It shifts to a policy debate on relief for the Russian famine, then digresses into Prohibition era moonshining, folklore, and a rapid Q&A section on historical topics, ending with a note on Jerusalem's ancient name.
The fragmented text discusses moving to the country to raise poultry and build chicken houses with costs from $1.80 to $2.60 per bird including labor. It mentions government roles, marketing costs, and self-reliance without capital, noting unclear details and erroneous wording.
Indiana Republican William BR Woot voices concern over public opinion toward Congress in November remarks. He cites unemployment, farmer prices, and perceived inaction as harming the nation, while criticizing Article 4 of the Treaty of the Pacific and its phrasing. He notes Tribune commentary and contemplates potential global and monetary upheaval if new gold-making claims prove true, discussing mercury-to-gold ideas and their economic impact.
Washington Dac mentions a vanished Southern sport of coon hunting near the nation’s capital. It recalls expensive hounds, dangers in the woods, and a gunman on a hilltop with a high power rifle frightening bobcats and turkeys as night hunts evolved amid desolate streams and gullys.
The text presents a Q and A style list covering topics from naval flags and ship designations to folklore. It notes the Great Northern's designation as flagship when Atlantic and Pacific fleets unite, mentions the Columbia, Muscle Shoals legends, and organ bird variants, plus a decoding of the slang origin of Lal hant.
A jeweled watch owned by Pope Henotitct is valued at two hundred thousand dollars. The valuation surfaced in a report detailing the pontiff merchandise and related estate considerations.
An advertisement extols a woman whose skin remains youthful and blemish free through scientifically treated care. It touts A. D. Perodixo Cream as whitening brightening and scar removing, backed by a claim of endorsement from 28,000 practitioners. Available at Warehan's Cry Pharmacy and Central Drug Store Vaart.
Article argues work is blessing when done with heart and purpose yet warns against idle labor. It cites a boy’s hiring tale where endurance wins the job and laments overworking to death, praising machines that ease toil while stressing value of meaningful effort. It contends most men work only as much as needed and that effort shapes strength and character.
The writer rebuts Dr Barton’s reference to the Boston Tea Party arguing about whether the tea was thrown overboard in the evening and how the anniversary date is described. It questions the link between masked action and the onset of the Revolutionary War and urges clearer factual records for the Nineteenth Century.
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