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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1925
Page
3
Daily Thought on Patience and Self Control
A reflective musing cites Proverbs 16 32 praising slow anger and mastery of spirit as stronger than conquest. It echoes a classic line about freedom from passion guiding true strength, attributed to Marcad Antaninue in a paraphrased form.
Bootleggers detoured by a dry convention crowd
About forty four thousand attended a convention where bootleggers expected profits but found delegates abstaining from drinks. Bootleggers groused that the convention attendees took the event seriously, naming the era’s anti drinking stance as the Botary name honored nationwide.
Freedom and the real meaning of freedom in a nation
A fragmented reflection questions what true freedom means for a nation and for individuals. It argues that support for free speech should endure regardless of where it offends local sensibilities, urging consistency in defending liberty.
Worry of the Surplus in Federal Treasury
The surplus in the Federal treasury is described as three times larger than expected. The piece argues continued tax revenue could exceed forecasts, raising questions about how to use the excess without triggering rigid policy or wasteful spending.
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Federal Treasury
Leon
Only A Theory Evolution Dispute Distorts Historical Debate
The fragment discusses debates over evolution and Darwin, noting ancient Greek ideas and that evolution is defended by natural selection but not universally accepted. It mentions that Darwin did not originate evolution, and emphasizes that evidence is circumstantial rather than proof, with warnings about overly enthusiastic teaching.
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de Survivel
Uie Atest
Mail Pouch intrigue beyond the bay blanks out text
The readable fragments suggest a disrupted note about Mail Pouch and a distant bay scene with unclear phrases. Names, places, or dates are not identifiable, leaving a fragmentary, ambiguous record of a possible advertisement or notice.
Fragmentary Nostalgia Notes From Local Rail Car Fragment
Readable fragments recall a journey at Bide of Iallence and Yard of Cleveland. Witnesses mention Beattie burg and Petary imterzattoak. A rotary gear failed and debris fell from a window, with vague references to beattie and masie mabey.
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Cleveland
Menberi
Petary
Political clash over New York elite park board drawn
The state legislature and the governor clash over how to shape a new park board in New York. While leaders spar over political advantage the public awaits a program serving the common good rather than party gains.
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New York State
Quill of travel and Mexico riches in period reflections
A mix of travel musings urging outdoor journeys and nature as temple, then a critique of Mexico’s wealth and poverty driven by capital scarcity. The piece touches on modern life, education, and phrases about national resources, ending with a satirical jab at social and political themes of the era. It mentions Franz Neuhauser, a Louisville boy, as spelling champion and comments on literacy and Americanism.
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Mexico
Marxico
Gore
Clase
Luzury
Trelley
Tom
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin
The exact height of the earth atmosphere is unknown. Calculations based on shooting stars place detectable atmospheric effects around 200 miles high. Air contains very little oxygen above 110 kilometers, with estimates suggesting about 120 kilometers as a practical height.
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Fragmented Odds and Ends From a Torn Page
A jumbled clipping notes contrasts between longing for a career and cheering signals from the Pole, mentions undercutting undertakers, a machine gun echoing like a motorcycle, a corrected quote to a foreman, and a plan for a daily paper for the blind in Tokio. It also reports Tokyo’s War Office readying 65,000 rifles for schools and colleges.
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PAILY
Tokio
War Office
Whools and Colleges of
Japan
Trajaine
Army to share images of defense work with public
A War Department plan urges publicizing Army activities to educate citizens about national defense. Signal Officers will coordinate with corps area chiefs to broadcast timely pictures and seek cooperation from movie studios and press services to reach major cities and rural areas. Navy officials favor public understanding but caution against propaganda after past incidents.
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Washington
United States Army
War Department
Will Hays
Mellow Picture Producers and Distributory Association of America
Thikagadolathan
New York
Great Britain
Naval Academy
Navy
Army
Anzioud
Fia Gaya
Romediate Feault
Congress
Povey
St Sa
United Sates
Hawaii
Navy visit gives civilians a clear view of shipwork
The observers praised the chance to see a battleship, cruiser, destroyer, and submarine up close. The trip helps civilians discuss naval matters intelligently rather than guessing, spreading authoritative information about the Navy.
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Adret
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Civisian
Brath
Concusiona
Powerful Tonic Promises Health Boosts
Colonial era style ad claims Evans Triple Phosphates cure anemia and blood disorders, boost appetite, and aid recovery from fevers, influenza, pneumonia, and convalescence. Promises rapid health gains, urge to buy at Wood and Ware ham's City Pharmacy with money back guarantee.
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