Prices and politics blur in a divided era echoing Antietam’s memory
A garbled reflection ties price cuts to taxation and tariffs for footwear, criticizing Republicans and the Payne Aldrich era. It notes debates on duties, mentions Northcliffe and Lloyd George, and laments neglect of historic markers at Antietam while urging voters to express views in November 1922.
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Surps- Yarg
T Po
Antietam
Dunkard
Congress
Jemery
Tony
Doug
Voléer
Terimt Henefejarias
Chairman Write Show Up Republican Sabotage
A garbled 1920s style political column notes President Harding urging delay on tax revision and tariff bills. It cites Senate resistance, demands for internal tax readjustment to aid business, and mentions Wilson’s past call for tax relief to help the economy. The piece reflects partisan debate on taxation and policy timing.
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Congress
George White
Democrat National
Harding
Senate
Wilson
Man of Washington County Robert R. Faber Biography
Robert R. Faber born February 21 1885 in Baltimore City. He moved to Hagerstown eleven years ago and worked as a hotel clerk before buying Jack Harman’s interest in Shaffer Faber and Go. The firm moved to 43 W Washington St and expanded under his ownership. Faber also farms Harford County property and is a member of Kiwanis.
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Robert R. Faber
Shaffer,aber and Co
Baltimore City
Hagerstown
Hotel
Baldwin Actlerk
Faber
Jack Harman
Shaffer, Faber and Go
Washington St
Howard Alfied
Farzning
Harford County
Eldé and Mongerstown
Haskin's Letter on Congress and the Record satire
Frederic J. Haskin from Washington comments on a fanciful push to trim Congressional records by cutting anecdotes and ornate language. He recalls how the Record evolved since 1872 from official proceedings to a journal of speeches, extended remarks, poems, and statistics, with widespread circulation.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Davey Hi
Congressional
Congress
Dawes
Government of Dee
Howe
Tangarines
Answers to Questions from The Daily Mazinformation Bureau
The text presents a garbled reader quiz offering a 1 percent return and requesting name, address, and stamps. It asks about the British Open Golf Championship winner and the eagle emblem, with disjointed, error-filled responses referencing Jouvk Hutchinson and Arnaud Masaay and noting American adoption of traditions amid incoherent lines.
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Mazinformation Bureau
Wrederick J Haskin
Washington
B.c
Inquirer
Amar
Ean
H. J
A. Jouvk Hutchinson
England
Arnaud Masaay
Itvanen
America
W. A
Indyht
Cata Agn
Hoyas Sevonteterd
Jupiter
Ronan
Curious Q and A from a 19th century miscellany
A scrambled dialog touches dentistry in ancient Rome and medieval times, questions about Marabou feathers and Wisconsin dairy leadership, plus legends of the Mouse Tower on the Rhine. It includes biographical notes on Marlitt born 1825 and died 1887, and a homemade maraschino cherry recipe with step by step curing method.
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A. T. Wes
Mariitt
Princesa of Schwarzburg-Sondershauven
West Africa
Woman Remains Wedded to Freed Prisoner
In Brockton Massachusetts Miss Yermica Yolland formerly of Brockton, after months since a manslaughter conviction, wed John A Donnell a restaurant owner recently released from Plymouth Jail. The couple married near Great Bay Nova Scotia, the bride had promised to wait for his release and marry when free.
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Brockton
Mass
Yermica Yolland
Great Bay
Nova Scotia
John A. Donnell
Donnell
Plymouth
Belog
Weaulamabile
Nisa Holland
Min
Wasted By Dr William Barton
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts a farmer’s dog chasing a train with similar human behavior. The narrator praises proactive protest against evil while condemning futile, doomed acts. He argues the future belongs to those who confront wrongdoing, not those who merely bark and retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. Barton
Bayic
Surgeons Repair Boy Heart After Factory Accident
In New York on July 30 Frank Farino a 16 year old Brooklyn boy suffered a chest wound from a winch knife while cutting rope at a factory. Surgeons opened the chest wall repaired four heart valves and three covering layers, then sewed the wound. The patient is recovering after the operation.
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Beth
New York
Frank Farino
Brooklyn
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