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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1921
Page
3
A moral reflection cites Proverbs urging confession to obtain mercy. It notes a man should admit past wrongs rather than hide them, framing growth as wisdom learned from errors and emphasizing self accountability over pride. The piece blends biblical verse with a brief commentary on personal improvement.
A broad survey of sermons by Maillard the French critic on weigh scale fraud and adulteration, linking ancient warnings to modern bootlegging and meat tricks. The piece notes political tensions at Cleveland and Dawes as a financial figure, arguing troubles persist through centuries and blaming the Republican faction for market and governance failures.
The report notes rainfall changes and irrigation cutting water loss in western regions, with evaporation challenges creating center gaps. England expands labor government activity as employment rises, while living costs in Britain show a postwar rise, contrasting U.S. cost dynamics and wage trends.
The fragment discusses mosquitoes spreading germs and civic hygiene in summer, then explains glacier ice flow with neve and two regions. It includes a Q and A about the Bank of England’s opening in 1695 and ancient Oriental rugs using brown wool rather than black dye.
A reader asks about Australia's first voyage and glaciers. The bureau notes the Dutch reached Australia in 1806, Captain Cook explored in 1770, and glaciers form where winter snow compacts into dense ice through valley ice bodies in high mountains.
A cheerful vendor travels daily, delighting children with bright colors from greens to blues. His routine visits bring friendly treats at circuses and playgrounds, drawing smiles from kids who depend on his presence. Parents understand the value of his colorful wares.
The piece reflects on dictionary work and the difficulty of defining last words. It notes political beliefs arise from staying alert to local nuances. The text mentions pre-Volstead era terms and a sense of linguistic evolution amid cultural shifts.
A garbled column presents a jumble of quips about manners, career, poverty, and social life. It humorously critiques modesty, leadership, taxes, and talkativeness, with lines on golf, fables, and a faux “correct this sentence” exercise, all in a snappy, period voice.
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