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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1925
Page
3
A fragmented 19th century newspaper clipping discusses political rhetoric, labor concerns, and a government checkup on working women. It cites Democratic aims to erase economic myths while highlighting wage labor in Jacksonville, Pra sale, Butte, and Wilkes Naire, noting many are married and wage earning.
A brief religious and philosophical musing combines a biblical verse from Ezekiel with a Seneca quote. The text reflects on death, justice, and the value of life, offering a contemplative contrast between divine judgment and human longing for release.
A Philadelphia Record analysis probes Democratic worries about the GOP platform and economic aims, arguing the Republican message centers on individual gain. It critiques the drive for industrial prosperity, price trends, and coal, labor, and naval policy, while calling for accountability and truth in economic history.
The famed pianist Harry Snodgrass known as the king of the ivories is set to receive $1,000 for an opening concert in Kansas. His career rose from a prison term after a forgery offense in Ohio, with radio stations in Jefferson City promoting his return and public interest surging across multiple states.
Chester H. Rowell laments unofficial fixer Colonel James A Logan while noting the rise of women governors and women in state legislatures. He praises education, questions reading habits of leaders, and contrasts German railroads under new economics with U S business doctrine and Fordian efficiency.
Readers submit questions on law, food, and science with brief answers from the Information Bureau. Topics include cabaret versus grill, US employment payroll figures, citizenship status of Todalans, cheaper fuel options, pyramid builders, a giant hypothetical figure, and the banyan tree root growth.
Mr Mann asks about remedies to stop snoring as his wife questions the claim of olive oil and lard mixtures. The couple discuss pillow height and position as possible aids while a mysterious “norad Package CR” is mentioned. The text is fragmented and contains dubious health claims from a single unreliable source.
Washington officials study universal limits 85 mph on open roads and 15 mph in towns. Three schools of thought on safe speeds urge either fixed, graduated or recklessness focused controls, with emphasis on uniform state laws and local flexibility to set zones while preventing unsafe low limits.
An old advertisement touts Bronchiline Emulsion as a fast remedy for lingering coughs. It claims a few doses stop hacking, shorten two month coughs, and suggests asking Wareham's City Pharmacy or any druggist for a bottle. It emphasizes no dope or chloroform and a small dosage.
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