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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1925

Page

3

Fragmented masthead yields sparse details

OCR read shows the Matt Publish imprint with a 44 cents monthly rate and 3 cents per copy. It lists addresses in New York Chicago and Atlanta and mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulation and a 1924 date with a rough masthead tone.

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Daily Thought on Diligence and Wisdom

A cryptic quotation mix echoes ancient maxims on diligence and wisdom. It contrasts personal effort with recognition by rulers, blending biblical and classical sentiment without a clear contemporary event or source.

Two Guilty Verdicts Reported In Federal Conspiracy Cases

In Chicago a federal court jury found Col. Porbee former director of the veteran affairs bureau and John W. Thompson a contractor guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government in soldiers hospital contracts. The verdicts affirmed guilt beyond reasonable doubt and are likely to be appealed. In New York a jury convicted Gaston B. Meany and lawyer Felder of conspiring to bribe government officials in a separate case. Meany, once a noted detective, had prior bootleg conspiracy convictions. The combined outcomes underscore the push for convictions in cases involving defrauding wartime programs and officials.

Chicago Shevelet Party Apting Col. Porbee Yelterana’ Bureau John W. Thompson New York Gaston B. Meany Felder Meane

How Do You Like Your Eggs

Professor Joseph Ringbarns of the National Poultry Institute notes color does not indicate egg quality. In New York buyers favor brown eggs for perceived flavor, while Boston residents prefer white eggs.

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Mushers And Human Heroes Through Frozen Alaska Era

A fragmented reminiscence covers mushers and their dogs on the frozen Alaskan trails, honoring endurance and grit. It muses on editors, magazines, and broad cultural themes, with scattered references to bread, tastes, and social judgments.

Traila Alaska

Abat And By The Same Token Slump In The Market

Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a commentary on consumer demand and market slump. It mentions people ordering with closed eye and a downturn in the market, but lacks clear entities, dates, or places to anchor a fuller card.

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Cross Word Puzzles Explain Mind Work and Social Rest

A fragment explains the crossword craze as mental exercise recreation and mob psychology. It notes puzzles offer certainty, avoid chagrin, and provide calm amid unsolved problems, urging readers to apply courage to real world issues.

Risky Ventures Warn Public on Mining Speculation

A Canadian government report warns the mining industry is hazardous and not a reliable place for trust money. Prospects and miners chase elyulya metal, with many staking claims that never yield, urging readers to rely on safer, proven methods for wealth.

Resport Geberala

Home people will do almost any thing for a trout

ROWELL'S COLUMN laments social pretensions and public manners, contrasting expendable luxury with business investment, and critiques income tax bravado, language purification movements, and shifting cultural norms from profanity to decorum, jazz, and alphabet debates, ending with a wartime-tinged note and an advertisement for a feature.

Quilllen's Quill Seeks Hidden Meanings in Texts

A garbled excerpt and scattered phrases discuss language, translations, and national ideas. It all points to a playful or coded piece questioning meanings and the idea of universal language versus universal traffic, with references to names and nations.

QandA Bible of Misc Facts and Oddities Primer

A survey of random questions with informal answers on topics from highways and kings to dogs and architecture. The piece blends humor and trivia, noting trivia about Queen Victoria’s husband, Prince Albert, American racing car costs, and papal references, with a mix of light commentary.

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Hoover System of getting things done praised in conference

Washington notes praise for Secretary Hoover's approach at the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety. The piece highlights a two-path method: rapid, data rich preparation by expert committees leading to immediate action, exemplified by Hoover’s long record of public service and disaster relief. The article extols efficiency, coordination, and cross‑agency cooperation as central to reducing traffic deaths.

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