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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
2
An unsigned analysis discusses tax burdens, luxury costs, and consumer protests amid inflation. It cites ministers and businessmen debating chocolate and ice cream pricing, honesty in lending, and charging practices, with anecdotes about marriage, class, and crime to illustrate shifting public morality and economic pressures.
July 26 report from Martina Perry Onto notes Arthur Dickson American Legion post commander hosts evening spray parties in front of his home. He sprinkles water on crowds of youngsters as hot weather boosts juvenile gatherings.
Frederic J. Haskin argues for a definite forest policy to mobilize idle 81 million acres, noting bills by Rep Snell and Sen McCormick. He highlights lumber’s price impact, shifting timber toward the Pacific, rising freight costs, and looming exhaustion of New England, New York, and Pennsylvania forests.
The Daily Information Bureau answers questions on rabies risk after a dog bite, early legal codes, pickling peaches preservation, and the Carnegie Fund. It notes a rabies transmission is not certain after dog bites, with limited fatal risk if the virus is transmitted.
A 1904 reader inquiry column discusses Carnegie aid for life saving injuries or bereavement, asks where the Tareeat rock air deposit lies, notes the largest US deposit stretches from Kansas to Texas, identifies the hummingbird as the fastest flying bird, and advises waterproofing old Brussels rugs with thin coats of varnish after drying between coats.
In Columbus Ohio on July 26 Judge Jesse Ward presided over a case involving the Pleasant brothers William and Lincoln. The defendants pled guilty to charges including Megelly, manufacturing and possessing trusteating Hauora as the court imposed a combined fine of 91009 dollars and costs.
The piece discusses how modern demands strain women's health causing headaches irritability backache and nervous tension. It endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a natural restorative for such troubles after long use and wide familiarity.
A critic argues that heredity and environment shape character but differ among twins. He cites Siamese twins Chang and Eng and other paired siblings like Milipino and Christine Milly to show that despite identical heredity, individual personalities diverge. The author concludes that the first and permanent element is the individual himself.
London reports July 26 that Porazals with Bandioy present capacious tubs for holding small personal necessities will be the fashionable form. Ads police promote basketbell as the sport to keep them in trim, with participants exercising an hour each morning in bath truss and slippers.
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