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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
3
A scanned 19th century issue describes the Daily Mail of Hagerstown offering subscription rates and notes on circulation. It critiques matrimonial ads, views men as prowling buyers while condemning women’s market-like portrayal. it also discusses government spending and tariff effects, citing Coca-Cola's rise and the fortune built through advertising.
Senator Borah delivered a fiery address condemning heavy federal taxation and the burden on American families. He argued current tax levels threaten economic freedom, urging reforms to relieve widespread financial strain from wages, goods, and living costs.
More than eight hundred mechanics have been removed from the payroll at the Brooklyn Navy Yard after the Shipping Board with President Harding approval chose a private firm to recoalition the Government vessel Provident Buchanan. The bid was 30 percent higher than the Navy Yard’s. About 2,500 workmen remain, normally 4,000. Many families are affected as layoffs continue amid alleged favoritism toward the private company. Local business voices protest waste and bias in public trade.
Frederic J. Haskin outlines a Senate Agriculture Committee study on a government backed crop insurance program. The plan would insure against drought, excessive rain, wind, pests, and disease, with premiums funded by government start up and potential self sufficiency over time. It aims to align production with world needs and stabilize prices while expanding farmer protection across counties and crops.
An old poem praising steadfast friends who guide and cheer the speaker through travels and dreams. The verse extols companionship that sparks imagination, shields from fate, and sustains joy in bright days and dark tiempos, celebrating affectionate, brave bonds.
Fragmented OCR text discusses stabilizing government and financial loans. It mentions Quillen and Christian Jeonlen with unclear context. The piece references public sentiment and trust in leaders, noting government weaknesses tied to spending others' money.
A reader Q and A column covers terms like absolute fluids, paper money designs, Bible bird mentions, Weather Bureau staffing, citizenship on marriage, hickory growth value, trader rats, and Olympic host cities. It lists questions and concise replies from authorities, noting 1924 Paris and earlier games.
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