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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1921

Page

4

Ferelen Reapresentative at ING. Bids. 42nd 4 Broadway.

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Ferelen representative at ING with bids and a 42nd street Broadway address. The text mentions the Bureau of Circulation and communications to a honk Sia urial, with phone and department reach details. The fragmentary date hints at May 1528 but is unclear.

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Daily Thought on Truth and Fraud in the Ninth Amendment

A compact note condemns false witness and deceit, urging honesty under the Ninth Amendment. It references fraud invading a band and frames the issue as a moral reminder to uphold truth in civic life.

Start Them Right in Paying Attention to Boys and Girls

A dated exhortation emphasizes shaping youth through home, schools, churches, and public institutions. It argues that early impressions affect lifelong conduct and urges parents to provide proper feeding, clothing, morals, and education while homes and communities guide character development toward a responsible, well-behaved generation.

Hagerstown

Will Power and the Limits of Personal Control

A provocative reflection argues that will power is a powerful yet overhyped force. It contends most life paths are shaped by external systems and mass movements, not individual resolve, with true meaning found in happiness and spiritual growth rather than wealth or fame.

Castor Atorshaya Shakespeare

Harmony in House Talks End in Clash on Five Argo Topics

The occupant house member faces ongoing discord with Congress over five major issues including tone and tax policy. Despite clashes and a defeat, he navigates the political maze to press his agenda and push for harmony in governance.

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Political wrestling over Coolidge renomination

Fragmentary remarks discuss President Coolidge’s chances of a second term. The author argues he lacks key qualities to attract support and would face certain defeat in November, with party leaders wary of offering him a real honor. Mentions Democratic measure and Republican dynamics in Washington.

Coolidge Cookridge Washington

Motor coaches reshape travel in United States

Washington DC June 19 report notes motor coach travel expands rapidly in the United States. Two types exist: road tires and rail style wheels, with interurban electric lines challenged. Washington area sees new lines, routes extend beyond 50 miles to Frederick and beyond, carrying 30 to 40 passengers on gasoline powered giants.

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Che Jun Bride Dreams of Future March Wedding

A poetic note celebrates the bride’s patient planning and secret preparations for marriage. She stores garments and treasures in a chest, cherishing a hopeful vision of a shared life with Dan Copld as the month unfolds. The write up salutes brides awaiting vows with festive optimism.

Dan Copld

Health and motor coach era contrasts with meat debates

The article discusses meat’s debated value for health, urging vegetables with meat and moderation, while describing the rise of interurban motor coaches reshaping travel and urban congestion. It notes railroads’ adaptation, new bus services, and a curious campaign of free rides to ease downtown parking.

Postilliond The Stars

Quilllen's Quill Adds to Famous Last Words

A fragmentary item notes an odd quote about words and a warning to a unnamed recipient. The text mentions a woman and a mock threat, along with a reference to neopla and a saxophone in the home context. No clear event or identifiable individuals are confirmed in the readable lines.

Q and A from the Bureau of Information

A compilation of Q and A items covering age demographics from the 1920 census, Stradivarius violin legends, Mississippi River widest point, Thomas Hardy’s life, polonium discovery, New York City street counts, grammar usage, presidential pardon limits, and geranium origins. Answers attribute sources and note facts like the Mississippi widest reach and the Stradivarius legend.

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