Post Office Adds Second Class Water Meter
A note from the Hagerstown post office mentions a change related to water meters on a second class matter. The brief item underscores local postal operations and a municipal utility detail.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1925
Page
3
Daily Thought on Belief and Possibility from Mark and Carlyle
A compact reflection notes that belief enables possibilities and ponders the record of heroic effort. It references Mark 9 23 and Carlyle as guiding voices while musing on writing and the eternal sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Carlyle
Heroism in China by American Rescuer in Shanghai
A U S De] syoyer McLeish earns transient fame in Shanghai for quelling a mob during labor disturbances. He fired on rioters, killing a mob leader and scattering the crowd, drawing debate over whether Americans should intervene in Asiatic labor riots and policing beyond U S shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Dizick
America
New York
San Francisco
Selling It and Illicit Liquor in the City Back Alleys
An article discusses illicit liquor manufacture and moonshining in many urban back streets, noting how families profit and how youths are drawn into the trade. It raises concerns about rising standards, shifting values, and the dangers posed to the next generation while summarizing banker cautions on handling checks and the risks of cashing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellig
Atlantic Monthly
Debts and diplomacy strain U S and France
The State Department weighs how to settle Frances debts to the United States amid talks of a French envoy and a new settlement formula. Washington considers a flexible approach to resolve war era loans, reflecting public sentiment for equal treatment of foreign claims and hints at broader European bargains.
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State Department
Inet Haa
Frances Debe
Washington
Uw Fall
Enonayy
Pata
Britain Urges Caution on Economics and Credit Reform
Fragmentary remarks discuss easing global tensions and potential concessions. The speaker notes adjustments may touch interest rates, loan terms, and scheduled payments, while insisting the principal remains largely unaffected.
Rowell s column on nonpartisan judicial nominations
Illinois political factions spar over how Chicago judges should be nominated. He argues against conventions or primaries tied to parties, urging nonpartisan approaches and criticizes secret boss control. The piece also discusses jury reasoning and asserts evolution as the Bible’s genius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Chicago
Questions and Answers by Frederick Haskin on Names and Landmarks
Frederick Haskin presents Q and A on names in public life including which Christian names are most common for boys and girls, the meaning of a lamp in the Taj Mahal, why Beacon Hill in Boston is so named, and the origin of Hoboken’s name Hoboken meaning land of the tobacco pipe.
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John
William
Margaret
Mary
Mumtaz Mahal
Taj Mahal
Lord Curzon
Tridia
Beacon Hill
Boston
A. Hoboken
Hoboken Hacking
Educating children against narcotic drugs in schools
A March 1930s campaign urges health education for children from elementary to high school. Experts from Columbia Teachers College argue for moral guidance, self control, and parental involvement to prevent drug use, warning of danger to youth and society and stressing practical steps and cautious prescriptions.
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Poly
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
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Bis
Pupita
Li Ja
Helviva
Thare Ia
Prenimpuve
Parcotica
Lyrevoiios
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