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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
3
A mused panorama contrasts ancient luxury with today’s society. It recalls a palace with gold and silver trees, vast tapestries, and ornate displays, then shifts to modern commerce, cinema, and the rise of millionaire appetites. The piece also critiques child labor rulings and public opinion on progress and excess.
A fragmented item notes a goitre removal for a Mintington resident. The text mentions BR. V. Jones and a Latulg Avenue address, with garbled phrases about treatment and names of individuals, plus references to locations and services amid unclear medical content.
H. H. Hobart advocates early exposure to building work, recommends college or correspondence courses in architectural engineering, and stresses combined engineering and design education to solve fabrication and construction problems, reduce costs, and beautify communities.
Frederick J. Haskin reports New York City is gripped by a pastry surge rivaling crime in scope. Delighted pastry displays lure passersby, with hotels boosting output and a French chef noting America's pastry influence, while dialogs reveal pastry conquering dining habits and even urban life.
A compact Q and A list from The Daily Key featuring inquiries on President Harding’s golf scores, federal wage attachments, the Watauga Association constitution, raisin drying times, the timing of gold leaf practices, and distinctions between franchise and privilege. Answers summarize typical trivia and constitutional notes with specific named entities and dates.
A fragment states that Quentla Roosevelt was killed in a crash while flying a Nieuport 24 fighter with a 160 horsepower Gnome engine. The aircraft bore number 14 and carried the insignia of the Shih Aero Squadron a ducking broncho.
The article advises readers on stock market nerves and risk. It notes securities fluctuate, safer bonds change little, and daily reports mislead unless the long term trend is understood. It warns against panic selling and urges patience for gains, citing bonds, speculation, and investor psychology.
An old public ledger piece questions readers on curiosity and politeness as traits for a car showroom demonstrator. It describes tests to gauge suitability for sales or demonstration roles and hints at future occupational tests, noting driving knowledge and presentation as key factors. The piece blends commentary with a 1922 copyright notice.
A housewife describes long illness with stomach pain and fatigue and credits Meyer's Wonderful Remedy with her recovery. She claims the simple tonic cleared catarrhal inflammation of the intestinal tract and relieved issues including appendicitis, noting a money back guarantee. Sold by D. C. Aughinbaugh & Co. and druggists nationwide.
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