23 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1929
Page
1
A proposal from Washington county delegates aims to ban killing of doves and provide protection for the birds. Farmers and bird lovers urge legislative action to halt annual slaughter, citing the dove’s innocence and value to humanity. The Daily Mail supports the cause and local Izeok Walton Club backs preservation efforts.
The piece argues that rapid city growth strains infrastructure and congestion. It cites New York traffic choking the city despite drastic regulatory attempts and notes Chicago's costly need for sewage and large-scale engineering works. It warns against universal city expansion and suggests limits on growth are becoming clearer.
The article argues Amanullah of Afghanistan failed by forcing modern reforms from the top and shows reforms must rise from the bottom. It warns world peace cannot be achieved by treaties alone but requires mass popular will and decades of gradual change driven from within society.
A satirical column mocks New York unemployment curb, questions Hoovers probes into prohibition, and jokes about alienists evaluating a holdup killing. It notes a western paper’s twin birth headline Deuces Wild and mentions royals fleeing reforms. Shipping speeds list Mauretania Majestic France Leviathan as fast liners.
A partial list of radio programs and station call letters for New York Philadelphia Chicago and other cities appears, detailing shows from 6:00 pm to late night including orchestras operas and dance programs. The text also notes time in Eastern Standard and P M with many listed frequencies and hour blocks.
The poem evokes a frostbitten scene of neglect and eviction, contrasting a bare garden and a pale woman with lawmen moving her belongings. It reflects on pain, indifference, and memory, linking a somber image to a broader sense of displacement. The fragment ends with a nod to the British Museum’s Egyptian gallery undergoing a complete refinishing after 26 years.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes heredity strongly affects lifespan with environment and diet shaping outcomes. A study of 400 rats shows higher milk intake extends life about 10 percent, suggesting diet quality boosts longevity in humans as well. England and Wales 1927 births total 064,172, birthrate 16.6 the best on record.
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A terse OCR fragment notes something being used in part of a ship. The readable portion lacks names, dates, or locations, preventing a fuller identification of vessel, action, or authority.
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