Mail. The Daily Mall 1924 1928 Clippings and notes
A historical holed newspaper snippet includes publishing details for The Daily Mall in Hagerstown, rate card, editor A Hawker, and foreign reps Knill Burke Inc. It transitions to a domestic science note about teaching buttonhole making and hints at a Texas kidnapping tale where an elderly woman is reunited with her husband after 62 years, with the father aged 73 witnessing a son reunion.
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Texas
Tennessee
Snow
Daily Thought Fear Thou Not Refined Quote
A compact meditation echoes Shakespearean diction on courage and immortality. The text questions fear, promising divine strength, help, and upright support to endure life’s trials. It frames fear as unnecessary given eternal soul and steadfast protection.
Household Thrift Week Urges Budgets And Balanced Spending
Home Budget Banks and educational institutions urge families to adopt and adhere to budgets. Extravagance stems from imbalanced spending, with some overvaluing certain needs while neglecting others. By tracking expenses, households can curb leaks, find essential cuts, and achieve a healthier financial balance.
A New Champion at Manual Training High School
A Kansas City Missouri student at Manual Training High School wins a sterling silver thimble for outstanding buttonhole work. The Star muses on future improvements in sewing by hand and wonders if girls elsewhere will yield the honor to this local prodigy. The piece reflects pride and cautious optimism about progress in domestic arts.
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Schoe
Kansas City
Manuel
Free Criticism and the Dignity of Ministers Spark Debate
A Springfield Republican column denounces suppression of caricature and satire by English stage critics and Philadelphia officials. It cites Adams, Cooper, Lyon, and the rise of free speech as defenses of public opinion, warning egocentrism threatens democracy. Yale reconstructs ancient flowers, and crime stories touch on detective methods and wartime secrets. A Jersey boy’s finger-claim highlights high costs of injury. Readers are urged to value informed newspaper leadership over pundits in the trade.
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Josh
Philadel- Philarrty Council
Gen. Buller
Public Safety
Springfield Republican
Bayi
John Adams
Thomas Cooper
Adams
Matthew Lyon
Vermont
Wes
Adama
Thomas Jefferson
Rowell's Column on heredity and law in transit
Chester H. Rowell discusses Cosima Wagner's death, heredity, and talent versus genius using a gambling analogy. He cites Nicholas Murray Butler and criticizes labels like Liberal and Conservative while urging truth and fair rights. The piece shifts to well worth the price of the Loeb Leopold defense fee, examining crime, responsibility, and the existence of legally sane yet medically abnormal individuals.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Loeb-Leopold
Familiea
Ufa
Divorce Increasing in England and Wales, 1923 report
London January 19. The 1923 Vital Statistics report shows rising divorce numbers in England and Wales. With 88,403,000 people, births were 768,181, deaths 444,366, marriages 292,408, and divorces 2,834, the sole ground being misconduct.
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London
England
Wales
Register of Vital Statistics
Juet Publshed
Quilllen's Quill Headlines and Parodic Bits
A satirical and fragmented set of quips on crime, politics, and society. The piece riffs on language, American clichés, and public figures, noting American bans on alcohol terms and comparing old fashioned women to modern ones. It closes with a culinary and social nod to underdog ancestors.
Red Pepper Rub and quirky era notes in one snippet
The text relays an ad style pitch for Ned Pepper Rub made from red peppers claiming quick relief for chest congestion cold and rheumatic pain with heat that penetrates deeply. It weaves in stray advertising lines about society and a stray sentence correcting dialogue and language usage.
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Rowles
Fables on Health For Black Eyes
The Mannos of Anytown treat bruised eyes with home remedies. If a child returns home late the eye damage is prevented by ammonium chloride tincture and acids, plus a bread and vinegar poultice. The piece notes common injuries among local children and offers the old fashioned remedy approach.
Income tax mispayments noted under 1924 act for Maryland residents
Maryland residents may owe less income tax under the 1924 Revenue Act. Collector Galen L. Tait says many returns show 26 percent more tax than required for those with net income up to 5000 dollars. He explains earned income rules and Form 1040a credits, with concrete example of an unmarried person earning 6000 dollars.
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Maryland
Internal Revenue
Galen L. Tait
Treasury Department
Tait
Tall
Tax Exemption Details for Family Income and Deductions
The calculation shows 4,000 at 2 percent yields 80 dollars. A son would be 25 percent or 20 dollars, totaling 60 dollars as the maximum payment. Exemptions include 2,600 for married status and 409 for each minor child.
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Lona
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Promoted for Cough Relief
An ad warns against cough remedies with opiate substitutes and touts Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a safe choice. It emphasizes that each ingredient is plainly printed on the carton and promotes the product for both old and young with a throat-clinging syrup effect.
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Foley's
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief From Constipation
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets replace calomel as a gentle vegetable laxative. These sugar coated tablets soothe the bowels and liver without griping. A dark mouth bad breath dull tired feeling and torpid liver improve with one or two tablets at bedtime. 15c and 30c.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
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