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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1923
Page
2
A fragment from The Hagerstown Post discusses ambition destiny and the pull between acting in films or pursuing law and politics. It cites George Ade and Eddie Fay as examples of career longing and questions why people pursue certain paths while suggesting common sense guides most toward fitting work.
An old clipping cites Secretary Fall’s alleged memory lapses as a cause of mismanagement of national resources including lands minerals oils and timber. It quotes excerpts from Congressional Record and Boston Transcript noting forgetfulness of meetings speeches and statements and questions if he forgets Congress as fast as his own remarks.
Political writer Dieseenger in the Washington Star argues Cordell Hull as Democratic National Committee chair would help cross party lines in Congress. Hull, Tennessee, exp is a longtime Democrat with a role in shaping policy and tax law disputes.
Frederic J. Haskin recalls a young aviatrix Li an Gatlin who placed flowers on a slave’s grave at Arlington National Cemetery. The 1911 flyer from San Francisco to New York is praised as a pioneer while she urges a national aerial day to honor fallen airmen and their mothers. She seeks official backing from General Patrick and Admiral Moffett.
A fragmented, satirical montage discusses conservatism, equal rights, and public morals. It weaves together notes on Miss Gatlin, aviators, politics, and social mores, touching on President Harding and European diplomacy. The piece blends humor with commentary on modern folly and public life.
A historical column presents a quiz of common queries with brief answers. Topics include immigration, provisional stamps, Spanish moss markets, James Carpenter’s Tall, the boy stood on the burning deck, and U.S. counties. It cites sources like the Canadian Interior Ministry, Forestry Service, and the Bureau of Census.
The description notes evening attire with vivid shades and delicate embroidery. Crystal beads add sparkle, giving a frosty appearance to the fabrics as the wearer chooses lighter palettes.
The text notes that early wheels were used for transport in ancient times. It mentions a man who fixed two slices from a tree trunk onto an axle as the builder of the first carriage, though his name is not recorded. It emphasizes long history of mankind using wheels for transportation.
The article notes new costume slips in plain crepe de chine with plain fronts and backs and pleated wide sections. Hem and top detailing are described as minimal, focusing on fabric and construction.
Physicians endorse a hot medicinal tea to stimulate circulation and cleanse the intestines. The ad promotes Bulgarian Host Tea as a safe first aid to break up colds and prevent influenza, urging readers to keep a supply and avoid harsh drugs.
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