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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1925

Page

4

Daily Mall Ad Rates and Circulation Notes

A fragment from The Daily Mall includes advertising rates at 2 Bereta Jonathan St Hagerstown Maryland 2.50 per year 40 cents monthly 2 cents for big copies and subscription tales. It lists foreign representatives and addresses in New York Chicago Atlanta and others. A letter on advertising discusses market health, price stability, and the role of advertising in maintaining affordable retail prices and producing goods with fair wages.

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Anomalous AP Credit Notice and Rights Statement

The text appears as a garbled rights notice from The Associated Press and local publications. It references exclusive entitlement to news dispatches, credit rules, and reprint rights, noting all rights reserved for republication of special dispatches.

Associated Press Republ

Daily Thought Trust in the Lord and do goody

A reflective piece treating Psalm 37:3 and a quote from Jean Paul Richter. It urges calm submission to divine care and trust in Providence as the world rests on a higher mercy. The succinct excerpt reads like a devotional court of wisdom for daily conduct.

Jean Paul Richter

Daughters in the Firm America and China

The article discusses postwar remittance of the Boxer indemnity by the United States and others, noting funds used for education and Western influence in China. It contrasts American policy with British views on women in business, citing Lady Rhondda urging daughters be taken into partnership. It questions motives behind missionary work and U.S. influence in China amid rising nationalist tensions.

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Advertising Shapes Demand At Business Meetings

A report from Cranberry Krewer's and Art Chaney of the American Cranberry Exchange in New York argues that advertising sustains constant demand and stabilizes production. It says persistent ads keep prices from collapsing during large crops and ensure profits by reminding consumers of a product's benefits.

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Encouragement Through Discouragement From a Letter

The piece notes how discouragement feels universal and cites Abraham Lincoln writing a letter to a friend about failed careers. It then urges resilience, acknowledging not everyone can rebound, but reminding readers to seek new hope and help to move forward.

Rowell's Column on Prohibition and Political Tricks

Rowell's column reflects on prohibition progress with San Francisco cleanup and shifts in vice. It notes new laws and enforcement reducing open debauchery, then pivots to political maneuvering as Republicans and Democrats court support around the president, plus a stirring example involving a judge and a misconduct case.

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New Rates Raise Earnings for Telephony Firm in 1925

The Chesapeake and Varomac Teleprony Company of Baltimore City reports strong first-half 1925 earnings, with a total of 1,041,093 dollars versus 713,279 dollars for the same period in 1924. The rate adjustments, effective January 1925, boosted weekly output and industrial activity across Birmingham and surrounding areas, underscoring the company’s expansion in telephony.

Chesapeake and Varomac Teleprony Company Balttioora City New Exchange and Lotsuten

Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin: Garlic uses

The Q and A discuss garlic as a condiment that stimulates appetite aids digestion speeds circulation and acts as a tonic. It notes Shenandoah flight distance as 8100 miles in 18 days, 446 hours, and references the British Trade Facilities Act of 1921.

Frederic J. Haskin N. J Shenandoah Lakenuret

Questions and Answers on Religion and Antiquities in Colonial Times

A compact Q and A passage discusses differences between the Christian Endeavor and Epworth League, their aims, and membership. It also covers why Greek statues miss hands or feet due to vandalism and lime burning, and offers Colonial Inn name suggestions such as The Rose and Crown and The Fountain.

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