21 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
1
A Daily Mall editor notes criticism of Newberry and his circle in Michigan politics. It cites alleged appointments favoring Newberry associates, calls for moral reform, and references to a Dentists and Postmaster General debates, warning against corruption in federal postings and party loyalty.
A New York World excerpt argues Theodore Roosevelt’s greatest public service was his crusade against political money and party corruption. It credits him with challenging big business influence in elections and promoting campaign finance reform, while noting mixed outcomes of reforms and contrasting with other presidents.
New York observers quote experts predicting manned flight will mimic birds, using efficient wing design and natural air currents. Historical notes recount Leonardo da Vinci and Langley, while 19th century wind theory underpins modern ideas on soaring currents and propulsion.
Questions and answers cover topics from Oberammergau posing in 4922 to air mail stations numbering 15, including locations San Francisco to Hazelhurst Field. Metal expansion varies by element, granite cleaning methods, turtle longevity, and the Forum of Rome buried history with antiquated details.
An aged typed page tests fitness for library work asking if handwriting, memory, and calm personality suit the job. It notes women may have more opportunities, with apprenticeship or schools usually teaching the duties, and warns against pursuing the field unless most questions are answered affirmatively.
An old advertisement extols Dr Carey’s Marshroot remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It promises relief after five weeks, claims decades of success, and offers money back if not satisfied. Available in liquid and tablet forms at Rudy's Pharmacy and local drugstores.
A brief verse in which a speaker thanks Charlie for lifting spirits. The poem juxtaposes wearying cinema with Charlie’s benign presence, praising his charm and resilience. The speaker recants old resentment, offering heartfelt encouragement and admiration for Charlie’s uplifting influence.
An article explains investing versus speculating and gambling, urging careful study of oil and market factors to become an investor. It contrasts regular returns with risky flyers, noting that speculation requires knowledge and restraint, while gambling relies on luck and often harms finances.
A fragment notes an explanation to be given tomorrow about value and money cycles. It hints at a feature titled Tomorrow The Cycle of Money and includes a copyright notice from United Feature Syndicate.
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