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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
3
A fragment mixing health guidance with odd notes on visitors and germs. It discusses how baby fingers touched by adults can spread illnesses, cautions mothers about infection risks, and mentions the League Against Mand and Paavo Nurmi as a highlight. The text blends advice, ad snippets, and scattered references to commerce and world topics.
Fragmentary historical note quotes Romans 14 35 urging personal conviction and daily reflection. The line presents archaic spelling and theological phrasing about each person being fully persuaded in their own mind.
A. W. Fire of the Maccabees argues that about 95 percent of American public school children must work with their hands after school. He claims intellectual training is less practical than manual skills and urges preparing children for future labor by balancing education toward usable trades.
The article discusses Governor Ma Pergreon’s inaugural address stressing rail safety and saving on automobile costs. It notes the public’s concern with loans and spending, the American Railway Association’s mediation, and a western heir’s financial decisions amid labor and road issues.
The column criticizes treaty obligations and duties under the Versailles settlement, questions Americans bearing full responsibility, and discusses Ambassador Honechten. It laments rising violent crime, immigrant involvement, and flaws in supervision of firearms, automobiles, and drivers, urging stricter mental and physical testing for licenses.
A fragmented ad style piece mentions scaling a wall to success and removing armor from a tinny tribe. It references Mangia at 24 North Walnut and Taleo series, a tank, and a quick case for articles. The passage describes obtaining business equipment and a sale with ad-taker details.
A fragmentary humorous column mocks words, social mores, and public figures. It riffs on intelligence tests, conservatism, Americanism, education, and a remark about funding a college, interspersed with eccentric spellings and satirical quips.
An old newspaper snippet discusses Mrs Mann of Anytown seeking wrinkle remedies. It describes steaming the face, applying narrow strips to smooth skin, and long treatment courses with multiple applications daily. A homemade cream recipe using wax, almonds oil, essential oils, and flower water is noted.
A party at Mr. and Mrs. Charles KB Dennis's home Wednesday drew a crowd including Mr. and Mrs. Charles EB Dennis and many neighbors. The report lists attendees, rides, and a village study party, plus patrons visiting Broadfording and Hagerstown. A child’s arm fracture occurred after a fall, attended by Dr. Boose.
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