11 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment lists building and street references at 4nd and Broadway and 422 S Michigan Ave. It mentions audit circulation departments and a Hagerstown festival with a phone number 104-205-100. Other words are garbled and unreadable.
STANRY Q. Grady notes economic shifts and moonlighting problems as Swift & Co shows a heavy loss despite high sales. An Irish Dail Eireann vote ratifies the peace treaty with Britain, marking a hopeful start for self government and improved Anglo Irish relations, amid calls for steady recovery and ongoing reconciliation.
Frederic J. Haskin reflects on global self assertion among oppressed peoples amid decolonization and empire strain. He notes rising strength in Indians and Chinese, warns dominant nations face changing power as minorities maintain identity, urging lessons from the oppressed. The piece ends with a biblical forecast that the meek may inherit the earth.
A long column presents Q and A on telecommunication on moving trains and the carrier current system, plus scattered trivia. It covers demonstrations in Schenectady, racial identities in nations and cities, mustard naming, wood pulp mills by state, thread labels O N T, hair removal, chimney creosote, grain direction in trees, and motor power comparisons. Strong entities include Schenectady, New York, Maine, Atlantic coast states, Great Lakes, Clark's thread, O N T labels.
Alaskan railroads will not have new appointments before April 1922 with placements at Anchorage. A severe hurricane struck Galveston and Houston on the night of August 14 to 17, 1915. Experts debate whether Huron derives from Indian or French roots, with theories linking to Ojibwe terms or French adaptation of an Indian word.
Fragmentary text indicates miners in Ohio planning a strike, with garbled references to dates, quantities of champagne, and vague social notes. Details are unreadable, but the core event points to labor action without clear participants or outcomes.
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