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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
3
The Daily Mail lists subscription rates and contact offices with foreign representatives and circulation department notes. Address and payment terms are noted, with the paper published in Hagerstown and distribution details across multiple locations.
Health experts note regular physical examinations are increasingly encouraged by presarios and doctors as a preventive maintenance practice. The idea is to catch early defects before disease worsens, with minor cost and time, easing worries and restoring peace of mind for families.
A period piece header declares exclusive rights to publish all news dispatches credited to the agency and reserves reprinting rights. The notice emphasizes full republication permissions and restrictions on special dispatches.
Lord Darling introduces a bill regulating press reports of court matters. It imposes imprisonment up to three months or fines up to £6500 for indecent disclosures, forbids printing medical details, and limits divorce case coverage to names, addresses, descriptions, and trial grounds. The measure mirrors French practice but faces stiff opposition in the House of Commons.
A columnist outlines a father’s patient approach to guiding his nine year old adopted daughter Dorothy. He avoids punishment, instead placing the child in events like swimming and music lessons to foster genuine interest and self motivation, arguing gradual immersion yields better moral and mental growth than coercion.
Rhode Island officials and executives back a new speed limit of 95 miles per hour on busy roads, enforced by the state police as a "safe and sane" policy with competent drivers under proper conditions. They argue highways cost money and must run at capacity, while noting regulation and careful driving are essential to avoid problems caused by slow traffic. The piece also comments on Ontario beer standards and critiques federal bankruptcy practice highlighted by The Boston Post, warning against overreliance on lawyers in receiverships.
A column notes 60 600 spectators at a New York high school game and 1171 baseball leagues nationally. It argues baseball's popularity and discusses China policy, warning against China becoming a pawn of Japan or Russia. It advocates a balanced guardianship by powers to prevent domination of China.
Chester H Rowell argues that a China crisis could draw America into conflict, with Russia and Japan at risk of entanglement. He notes Western sympathy shifts, the cheaper option of backing factions in China, and warns against a Pacific aloofness despite quotes about entanglements in Europe.
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports the average American ate 164.9 pounds of dressed meat in 1924. Pork accounted for 82.5 pounds per person, beef 62.6, veal 8.3, and mutton and lamb combined 10.5 pounds.
In Washington on September 13, 1897 Maude Adams debuted in Tae Lit te Minister as the opening night drew crowds despite a weak first week take of 3500 dollars. The wide tail of the beaver is described as a water rudder propeller and signal gun for warning of approaching enemies.
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