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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1925

Page

3

The Pasty Inc Made Public Subscription Rates

The piece notes subscription rates for daily and delivery at 448 per year, 49 cents per month, with advance payment required. It lists editor A. Bawk, foreign representative Emily Burke Inc, and circulation contact details. It includes misc notes on circulation figures and a fragmentary quotation about credit, economics, and 20th century health opinions.

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Daily Thought Echoes Mortality and Immortality

A brief reprint of a devotional style thought citing 1 Corinthians 15 53 and a quip on death. The note ponders corruptible flesh putting on immortality and ends with a wry remark on the word dead.

Beware Prejudice That Fuels War And Division

A reflective piece argues that prejudice, whether race, sex, religion, or class based, fuels conflict. It warns against those who distort fair views to sow enmity, urging fair treatment of all peoples and citing science and religion to support unity under one human origin.

Overwork By Students And The Nation’s Health

The article warns parents about excessive night study by high school students and the impact on health. It notes only a few student types suffer from overwork, while most are harmed by social distractions and poor time management. It cites economic and health concerns, including shifts in labor and disease risks.

Boya Pinta

Mail Pouch and Census Talk Mix in Fractured Note

Fragmentary text references broadcast by station MEQW, Dr. Thomas Feline, and a census report showing mortality differences by wealth. Mentions Texdlina reading about urban gender mortality, and a Chicago monk riddle about life’s purpose. Alludes to debt to Uncle Sam and Britain’s billions, with unclear context.

Thomas Feline Census Bureau

Weather Oddities and Morning Attacks Spark Local Talk

Readers report a strange malaise affecting residents of Togeratown with attacks described between 6 and 8 each morning. The weather forecaster and Ground Hog are said to be on uneasy terms as hopeful forecasts clash with unusual symptoms.

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Rowell's Column on eclipses and politics in America

The column reflects on the eclipse boosting public thought and scientific understanding, praises President Coolidge for World Court advocacy, and critiques Republican and irreconcilable opposition. It critiques Iowa regulars, Brockhart, and German politics, then shifts to a quiz-like series of factual questions and concise answers on diverse topics.

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Questions and Answers from The Daily Mall Bureau

Reader questions are answered by The Daily Mall Information Bureau led by Director Frederick J. Maakin. The page notes limits on advice, asks for full name and return postage, and provides sample Q and A on government checks, radio authority, and notable figures like Marconi.

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Fragmentary Pastiche of 19th Century Speech and Errors

A garbled OCR passage presents fractured phrases about January in Sherman, references to postal workers, a king link bag, and a noted saying about the dignity of labor versus money. It asks to correct a quoted sentence and mentions a convent’s number, with random interjected lines and misspellings throughout. The text resembles a noisy historical page with scattered, non-cohesive items.

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