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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1923

Page

3

Travel Bill of a Billion Dollars Echoes European Spending

A 1922 travel expenditure report shows American tourists spent about 1 000 000 000 abroad and at home. European travel accounted for roughly 20 000 000 abroad with Florida and Atlantic City hosting large sums, while American hotels and shops captured most of the revenue before export. Florida leads in domestic tourism, and Europe receives its share through hotels, shops, and amusements.

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Washington Letter Signals Realignment and New Political Tides

Frederic J. Haskin notes an electric atmosphere in Washington as editors, leaders, and readers sense a forthcoming big political shift. Talks of a possible new party or realignment circulate, with proposals like a presidential primary, direct election, longer terms, and earlier inauguration. Congress members and outsiders push feelers, seeking to outpace rivals in predicting what comes next.

Frederic J. Haskin Washington P. CG Herade Politics Congress Elseliens Electorial College

Questions and Answers from The Daily Mall Information Bureau

Readers submit questions to Frederick J. Haskin's department on topics from constitutional power to dictionary terms. The column offers brief, factual replies without legal medical or financial advice, noting origin, dates, and figures such as Patrick Henry, Mason Dixon line, carte blanche, and Jacob Ritzy cash register invention details.

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Quilllen's Quill and European Morality Device

A fragmented satirical column mocks European needs such as a device to make moral support edible and mentions dull colors depressing in Germany. It parodies political party foundations, a wealthy individual, and a future Congress. hints at war prep by ordnance makers and refutes Greek leadership fatigue.

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