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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
3
A garbled notice from the Hagerstown area references the Associated Press news dispatch rights and exclusive publication privileges. It mentions multiple departments, second clubs, and identical numbering impacting public distribution and republication terms, with erratic OCR text throughout.
A compact reflection urging calm and amiability over rash anger. It contrasts restless impulse with gentle behavior toward all, quoting Ecclesiastes 7 and invoking St Francis to frame patient conduct in everyday life.
A fragmented discussion ponders earthquakes and climate, warning Americans about rising seismic energy and the nation’s focus on entertainment over scholarship. It argues quakes will intensify, as social habits shift, urging resilience in infrastructure and public life.
The piece extols going beyond the bare requirements in work or personal relations. It cites Warren G. Harding era ethos, urging young workers to pursue “a little bit more” than the minimum. It highlights industry, persistence, and the Golden Rule in daily business as paths to advancement.
A fragment discusses tolerance versus intolerance across religion and everyday life. It questions how fully we understand facts behind claims and notes how grasping truth affects trust, safety, and behavior in communities. The unclear text hints at house intrusion and theft without specifics.
A fragmentary letter by W. Sargent urges caution about lax youth culture and personal honesty. The writer criticizes current impulses and social behavior, warning against careless opinions and moral decline while referencing commonplace vices and modest proprieties.
The column argues humans are not the sole measure of intelligence with apes showing different intelligences. It links this to Senator Ladd's death and the insurgent movement, noting Kellogg and Calles events and the Mexican budget. It praises Ladd as stable yet radical in context, and discusses democratic meritocracy through selective officer education for privates in West Folne.
A fragmentary reflection notes that ideas once labeled heresy become common, cites 18th and 20th century phrases, and questions realism in war games while remarking that fame matters only when it impresses lenders. It mentions government finance, a new sense of loan, and the value of words shaped by public reception.
A reader quiz offering varied facts and trivia answered by W J H across topics from weather and theatre to geography and animals. It includes details on Lincoln's Ford Theatre, the Broadway corridor, fish species, coal usage, and political clichés with concise explanations.
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