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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1926
Page
2
A jumbled reads like a late edition with garbled lines about pricing and contact details. It includes stray phrases about subscriptions, addresses, and editorial staff and ends with a Biblical proverb and a reflection on fearing fools.
A fragmentary article critiques the Administration's fiscal estimates and transparency in tax policy. It cites repeated miscalculations of receipts, fears of underfunding, and Democratic calls for larger tax reductions. The text reflects partisan tension over Treasury projections and potential future levies.
Democrats charge government overtaxes as budget plans propose credits and rebates to taxpayers. The 1928 proposals face Republican resistance and opposition to permanent relief, with figures from Mellon cited and discussions on credit timing. House Ways and Means Republicans fear shifts in public opinion and seek to delay full consideration of proposed tax cuts until 1928.
The Department of Commerce raises projected regularly operated airways from 4006 to 1060 miles for next year. Demand for fast air express service grows with commercial transportation, while passenger travel lags behind Europe where air navigation centers on passenger business. In America travelers still fly for experience, preferring land and water routes for practical trips.
The item discusses the fate of old fashioned divorce and asks what might become of it as American protests shift toward modern proposals. It references Ford and Nicaraguan politics, plus social plans and crime topics, presented in a compressed, period voice.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes infection as a major heart disease cause. Diphtheria scarlet fever influenza and pneumonia can injure heart tissue. Emphasizes early antitoxin treatment sore throat teeth and tonsil care to prevent heart involvement. Encourages annual physicals and cautious activity for patients. Discusses rural life appeal and back to the farm movement aided by electrical power expansion.
New York aims to cut traffic problems by enforcing drivers to stay to the right and pass only when signaled. Slow drivers should hug the curb and all vehicles move two abreast when space allows. Regulators emphasize prompt lane changes and proper signaling to prevent accidents and reduce delays.
Washington report on the American Country Life Association ninth conference. Experts conclude urban life tempts youths away from farming and that farms should attract rural-lifestyle youths while bringing city youths to farm work. The aim is happy, efficient farm labor with balanced rural society.
A damaged historical fragment reflects a maternal plea and spiritual lament. The text mentions a baby and a distressed mother, with archaic language hinting at religious or poetic prayer. Names appear as garbled attributions, suggesting a damaged OCR from a periodical page.
Destructive Pacific waves driven by a great snowstorm inundate Nikolarysek and Rucatu, burying women and children under fallen ice. Towns suffer massive property loss as logs and debris block escapes while fleeing expeditions report heavy casualties and widespread disruption.
The document presents a Q and A feature from The Star Information Bureau with replies by Haskin and staff. Topics include the largest Florida city, meanings of expressions, radio sets in the White House, and printing ink availability. The exchange references population figures, historical radio gear, and printing practices as of the era.
A jumble of quirky reflections on society and language with stray phrases about happiness in marriage freedom and alibi. The piece mentions the idea of equality and notes about drinking parties and a saxophone sounding drunk while critiquing social norms and manners.
The text discusses chemical action and ink varieties affecting removal, noting a need for formulas to treat each ink type. It asks about color-coded masks with three common hues green for ammonia protection, white for acid protection, and red for carbon and smoke, mentioning a Brenn canister and unclear qualifications.
New York December 28 A sharp downward readjustment hit the stock market today with widespread declines from one to nearly seven points. Bearish sentiment grew on speculative disappointment over Allied Chemical and American Can distributions, higher brokers loans, and talk of new Mexico relations. Allied Chemical fell from a week high to about 124 1 4 while closing near 141 1 4, a notable drop from its peak.
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