13 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1923
Page
1
A Hagerstown Post editorial laments overemphasis on winning in youth sport and praises progress of modern students. It discusses the conscious and subconscious mind, citing Dr Thomas Yay Hudson and Alfred Grosvenor Rolle, and explains self-hypnotic techniques to relieve headaches and improve mood as part of a broader reflection on education and youth culture.
President Harding orders American troops recalled from the Rhine. Senate action with 67 to 6 vote supports immediate withdrawal, signaling a shift from French terms on German reparations. The piece contends national sentiment favors exit and notes potential French displeasure, urging steadfast duty despite controversy. An ancient ode is suggested as fitting morale.
The text urges perseverance amid fatigue as one nears the peak of success. It argues discouragement and fear intensify near the top, but many succeed through dogged perseverance. It notes that willpower often matters more than natural ability or backing in reaching goals.
President proposes a law to force the 1920 act consolidations into about twenty large systems. Ripley’s plan groups lines into balanced units but railroads quarrel over mergers. Past antitrust rulings and court orders complicate the path to a nationwide consolidation.
Fragmentary text reads like a stream of puns and jumbled phrases about money progress solitude and authority. It references Klute Wojciechowski and a sinotype operator in a disjointed, semi literary voice with no clear event outcome or date.
A garbled excerpt hints at varied topics from family visits and wages to antiquities and weather. It mentions 38 750 rubles a week for a Russian workman, odd crime notes about a mint robbery, and a prompt to mail for a Foley trial package. The text weaves disjointed impressions with misread phrases and stray advertisements.
A Q and A compilation explains government advisory rules and explores topics from Indiana wilderness to emery origin and Lamona eggs. It notes treason can involve aliens, details a Stevenson story behind Treasure Island metaphor, and describes how treaties are enforced through mutual good faith and honor.
A Chicago woman describes fatigue nervous condition and insomnia and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health and sleep after years of ineffective medicines. The testimonial praises the remedy's value and notes its long history of use by women.
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