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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1922

Page

3

The Once Wonderful Man Now Target of Republicans

An account of Joseph Irwin France, former Maryland Republican Senator, being derided by fellow Republicans after urging better conduct by the party. The scene in Middletown and Braddock Heights shows fervent calls for his resignation as party loyalty clashes with outspoken honesty. The piece shifts to discourse on cattle wealth and agriculture, citing dairy records and Harding’s dairy conference, ending with a light note on a New York husband and a dictionary incident.

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Broverage Scandals Spotlight Brokerage Failures

Turbulent Wall Street fallout continues as H M Fuller & Co collapses amid multi thousand dollar debts to thousands of customers. Explanations vary from insider stock shorts to widespread withdrawals amid propaganda against Consolidated Stock Exchange, raising questions about patronage and risk in brokerage houses.

H.M. Fuller & Co Tier Dave Wall Street

Scribblings on flappers critics and books in a local column

A rambly column muses on dapper young women in Hagerstown, noting attention from male suitors and traveling salesmen. It laments modern verse, praises Thackeray and Marly Chapelaine, and quotes a poem about moonlight and a playful anecdote involving a bet and a blue room memory.

Navajo Weavers Gain Fame for Stunning Blankets

Frederic J. Haskin reports Navajo weavers reach peak fame as a wave of Navajo sweaters and blankets captivates collectors. He notes the unique, memory-based designs with red, green, yellow, white and black colors, and that no two patterns are alike. The text explores the craft’s claimed rise since 1720 and 1800, contrasts with scientific dating, and highlights the weavers’ survival and pride amid external interest.

Frederic J. Haskin Washington

Surreal Verse Quips With a Polar Bear and Pink Gator

A dreamlike tableau unfolds with an ice box voyage and a black polar bear turning into a waiter serving dynamite stew aided by a blue eyed pink alligator. The scene shifts to stairways and a fairway with a cast iron ball and a cat claiming to be a niece, wearing a tin hat.

The Navaho Weaver and The Value of Old Blankets

A study of Navaho weaving contrasts meticulous skill with deliberate imperfections. The piece notes the weaver's intent, regional beliefs about perfection, and how value shifts with buyers. It emphasizes learning through conversation with practitioners and the tension between tradition and market worth.

Veer in Meynt 3700 Years Ago Fails to Endure

Archaeologists report that a veer constructed in Meynt around 3700 years ago has entirely eroded and vanished, leaving no visible remains or artifacts to confirm the ancient structure.

Meynt

Questions and Answers column from The Daily Maj Information Bureau

A long reader Q and A page lists inquiries about baseball ball rewards, average conditions in financial statements, college fellowships, and various trivia. It includes answers on ball return rates at gates, belief about average conditions, and notes on museums, theaters, and the number of hotels.

Maj Information Bureau Frederick J. Haskin Washington, D Legel P. A New York C. A New York Clearing House IL. M

Fragmented satirical musings on politics and society escape in a curio of clippings

An opaque column quotes Henry Mencken style tirades on boobs and politics, laments about politicians, social mores, and a mix of phrases on France, Heaven, taxophones, and prohibition. The piece riffs on hypocrisy, poverty, industry, and public life with scrambled notes and unrelated fragments.

Dollars and Sense From K P Crawford on Market Trends

An analysis of financial outlooks discusses barometers of business activity, consumer buying power, and price trends. It notes that while charts offer guidance, predicting exact未来 outcomes remains uncertain and recommends cautious long term planning.

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