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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
4
Publication details list subscription rates and terms. The Mail Publishing Co. of Hagerstown charges $4.80 per year or 40 cents per month with payments in advance. The notice is partially garbled but conveys pricing and early payment requirements.
A compact reflective note cites scripture and devotional saying that the Lord maintains the afflicted and supports the rights of the poor. It also quotes a meditation that God is nearest amid tribulation, attributing the lines to Niguel Molinos.
A reader notes Defense Day shifts meaning toward potential war prep, prompting President Coolidge to withhold approval of the Armistice Day concept. The piece questions whether July Fourth remains appropriate and suggests a separate Defense Day date to align with due process, criticizing public eagerness for dramatic legal duels over plain justice.
A fledgling air freight line forms a $16.6 million corporation backed by leading capitalists and aviation men to operate a New York to Chicago night service. The plan unites Curtiss and Wright with Detroit’s Aircraft Development Corp, signaling Ford family entry into air transport and broader government aviation support.
A fragmented discourse laments American overreliance on technology and machinery, praising industrial prowess while warning of mind erosion. It questions the social impact, professorial ignorance, and political tensions, referencing public figures and events with sharp, provocative tone.
The columnist argues against restricting students or teachers based on smoking, warning such puritanical limits would hollow out pulpits and schools. He critiques shifting political standards, notes America’s role in global finance, and urges return to traditional, practical education focusing on reading, writing, and arithmetic.
A quirky collection of aphorisms and misprints reflects on laughter, intelligence, and everyday folly. The piece riffs on crime headlines, fashion, trash burning, travel, farming, and Americanism while musing on human foibles and social quirks.
A compilation of Q and As covering topics from lobsters and New Orleans opera impresarios to annual meat slaughter, the Hamlet edition, copper wire screening, Winneshiek Bottom Preserve, women’s medical schools, and chestnut wood acidity with concise responses and attributions.
A lively diary style verse captures a speaker bursting with pep and readiness for travel and play. The narrator notes blue moods past, but now embraces youth spirit, brighter days, singing birds, green trees, and a craving for a carefree vacation. Plans to pack a bag and hit the road are expressed with eagerness and optimism.
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