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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1922

Page

4

McCormick Harrison Clash Over Tax Savings Claims

Senate debate centers on the alleged five to seven billion dollar reduction in debt cited by Senator McCormick and criticized by Senator Harrison. Harrison cites official reports showing smaller cuts and argues the GOP misrepresented wartime reductions while praising Democratic efforts.

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Daily police court scenes and book notices in Scribbler

Drunks march to court as signs glare from walls. Judge Burner presides over weighing guilt and ten days in cells. Across the page are ads and foreign literary notes about Myron Herrick, Poincare, and A. S. M. Hutchinson. The Scribbler previews This Freedom and shifts to Hutchinson’s life and works.

Burner Hagerstown Maryland Hire Trampower Fudge Anya Hankmy

State Department needs skilled diplomats stance on reform

Secretary of State Hughes urged graduates to value the diplomatic corps and warned that the department may need reorganization along scientific lines like the armed services. He cited Paris Peace Conference as proof that highly trained diplomats are essential, contrasting U S officials with foreign counterparts.

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What Are You Good For

A reflective essay on the difference between hard work and unpleasant work. It argues success comes from choosing work suited to one’s inclinations, while condemning laziness and misconceptions about work. The piece poses questions about youth, interests, habits, and suitability for a chosen occupation.

Pnenranca

Your Job By Elizabeth Arnold Employment Expert

A compact discussion on employment attitudes and executive stereotypes. The piece reflects on how openings vary by individual, notes the shift toward skilled diplomacy, and highlights key State Department figures like Major Bred K. Nielsen and Aide Adee while mixing in Q&A snippets about historical topics.

Elizabeth Arnold Walter Arnold Hes Ginnery Jobe

Questions and Answers from the Mail Information Bureau

A reader questions column outlines the Mail Information Bureau directed by Frederick J. Haskin. Questions cover Pershing’s height and weight, train speeds, Benjamin Banneker’s role in Washington, the history of dice, language usage of I and K, dictionaries’ origin, and Chief Justice Marshall’s burial.

Mail Information Bureau Frederick J. Haskin Watlington Énelosa

The Good Old Days Were Not So Great

A satirical poem argues against rosy nostalgia for the past. It contrasts modern advances in plumbing and longevity with historical hardships, noting infant mortality and corsetry as emblematic constraints. The piece ends suggesting we wouldn’t want to recall past times even if possible.

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Man Loses Hundreds Of Dollars

A damaged clipping recounts a man claiming Meyr's Wonderful Remedy cured long lasting ailments after years of suffering. The testimonial details a medicated tonic claiming to clear nasal catarrh and related digestive issues, asserting dramatic personal benefit.

Meyr Holga Almple

Quillen and the Big News Spoiled by the Shimmy Hag

Fragmented OCR style notes mention Quillen, a rumor of a figure named Se Mehier, suspensions, a daughter home from college, and remarks on family roles. The text wanders through politics, education, and odd anecdotes about judges, habits, and American patriotism with scattered names and phrases, lacking a clear cohesive story.

Dollars and Sense on Stocks Market Reactions

The column explains how markets react to declines and booms. It advises selling on rallies and accumulating on dips, avoiding panic and aiming to average costs as prices move. It emphasizes timing, risk, and cautious strategy during downturns.

Dusmond Jane

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