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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1925

Page

3

Daily Mall Masthead and Contact Details

The Daily Mall masthead lists publication details per evening except Sundays, with address 28 South Jonathan Street Hagerstown Maryland. Subscription rates show annual and monthly options, with advertising and foreign representation offices in New York Chicago and Atlanta.

The Stall Publishing Co South Jonathan St Hagerstown Mator Delivery Ainkle Paysite Knill-Burke Inc Drokan Hidg Broadway New York Michigan Ave Chitego Constitution Atlanta Audit Bureau of Circulation Daily Mall

Daily Thought Reflections on Faith and Fellowship

A contemplative note quotes scripture and a blessing from Henry Ward Beecher about walking in the light and sharing fellowship. The passage emphasizes God’s glory as his goodness and invites moral reflection.

Henry Ward Leechier

Work and youth in the body as a machine

Dr. Raymond Pearl of Johns Hopkins argues the body is a machine that wears out with hard work. He says up to 40 it is hard to kill from labor, but after 40 sustained exertion shortens life. He advises enjoying youth while planning for sustained effort later, noting outdoor work yields longevity. The piece also touches on cancer information, dentistry, and building activity trends with economic context.

Raymond Pearl Johns Hopkins University Dr. Pearl Aucceas

Path of Least Resistance in Work and Thought

The piece argues that while natural law favors the easiest path, true progress comes from choosing harder routes. It asserts work moves society forward, warns against lazily reading sensational news, and urges deeper thought on national politics to improve living conditions and policies.

Easierwaya

Noisy Labels Slow War Boom to Normal Industry

The piece notes that the industry is easing from wartime prosperity into a normal pattern. It criticizes quick adoption of catchy names for diseases and ailments, arguing the concern is about treatment, not labels. It cites Flu variations and "Devil's Gripps" as examples of naming trends.

Jesa

Mail Pouch 123434 As a rule or you rock so are you

Fragmentary OCR style text mentioning truth in conversation and weather talk. It includes phrases about future convictatints, a man with pets, and dieting. Overall unclear context with scattered ideas and no clear event or names.

California evolution issue sparks school debate and eclipse ponderings

ROWELL'S COLUMN discusses California's move to ban evolution teaching, arguing that in science a theory can be as certain as a fact and citing fossil records and life progression. The column also notes a recent solar eclipse impressing humankind and reflecting on mankind's place in the cosmos.

California State Board of Education

O Neill's Vegetable Remedy VR Tablets Ad

Thousands seek quick relief from constipation and torpid liver with O Neill's VR Tablets used two or three times weekly No griping or dose increase and it promotes regular habits The tablets use tested herbs roots and barks and are advertised as different from prior attempts Look for the genuine F J O'Neill photo on the box Sold by Wareham's City Pharmacy Franklin and Jonathan Streets Adv

O'Neill F. J. O'Neill St. Louis Wareham City Pharmacy Cor. Franklin Jonathan Street Adv

Quilllen's Quill Americanism Miscellany

A fragmented, satirical collage of quips and jokes about language, gender, cars, and society. The piece riffs on dictionaries, modern manners, and everyday absurdities, with names and lines that poke fun at cultural pretensions and thrift.

Questions and Answers in the Daily Information Bureau

A reader questions the cost of license plates, land ownership at the North Pole, Holy Year meaning, and early life of explorer Stanley. The answers explain plate costs are not precisely tracked, Greenland belongs to Denmark, Spitzbergen Norwegian, Franz Josef Land Siberia, Grantland United States, Holy Year is jubilee in Catholic tradition, and Stanley’s early life in Wales and workhouse hardships before sailing to New Orleans.

Automoile License Division District of Columbia North Pole Greenland Denmark Spitzibergen Franz Joseph Land Siberia United States Basilica of St. Peters Stanley Livingston A. Stanley F Ar Denbigh Wales Ealling New Orleans

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