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The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1921

Page

1

Weather and social notes mix in anxious era summary

A string of 1920s style clippings discusses weather shortages and social debates. It cites Portland and New York figures, court cases on divorce and crime, and commentary on tariffs, veterans care, women jurors, and drought across Europe. The tone is opinionated and speculative with scattered names and places.

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Government to cut federal payroll in reorganization plan

Washington July 11 The Joint Committee on Reorganization led by Walter F Brown aims to streamline executive departments to save hundreds of millions annually. Proposed consolidation of War and Navy into a single department and elimination of duplicative posts could remove 30 000 to 60 000 clerks, cutting costs by tens of millions annually.

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Answers to Questions Answers to Questions

A collage of reader Q and A items covers golf, rules, and curious facts. Questions include US Open entry qualifications for professionals and amateurs, staged at Columbia Country Club Maryland, plus notes on a Brooklyn cyclist nicknamed Mile-a-minute Murphy. Other items touch on New Jersey and Pennsylvania production shares, a snake heart fact, and golf etiquette.

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The Kid Is All Right We Should Worry

The passage depicts a lively American girl who dances and swims in a revealing bathing suit, living in a perpetual whirl that shocks elders. Yet she remains square and true in core values, bringing luck to a husband, as the line proclaims the kid is all right.

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France We Salute You By Dr William E Barton

Dr Barton reflects on shared ideals of liberty in 1776 and 1789 linking Washington and Lafayette. He contrasts Bastille's fall with Americas struggle to govern itself, praising republican values and mutual honor between France and the United States. He urges unity amid unsettled world problems.

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