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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1926
Page
2
A garbled masthead style notice announces a mail publishing company with address in Avenue, city, and offices in Brooklyn New York. It mentions subscription rates, circulation details, and editorial contact protocols amid scattered typographical errors.
The Avsorbited Press states that news dispatches are credited to the source if listed and that republication rights are reserved. It notes that some Allied dispatches published here may be credited or not and reserves all republication rights.
A fragment reflecting on perseverance in work with an aphorism about spiders in kings palaces. It notes two kinds of noble effort and suggests hope for those who actively and earnestly labor despite setbacks.
A discussion on perjury stresses its grave harm to justice and supports strict penalties. Justice Bla and Justice Black are cited arguing harsh measures, including potential forfeiture of property, to deter false testimony. The text frames perjury as a calamitous sin with broad impact on legal outcomes and public trust.
The piece contrasts impersonal big city sales with home store purchases where a courteous salesperson aims for lasting satisfaction. It argues local sellers seek repeat business and build relationships, unlike distant high volume outlets.
A Foreign World War era report cites the Red Cross and Ted Cross Societies noting 40 million deaths from epidemic disease since World War I, with 6 million due to war, 2 million from famine, and 12 million from other calamities. The assistant director warns that within a year the death toll may reach 2.4 billion globally.
The text notes vast death tolls from past epidemics, including 1922 Britain losses of 17 000 in three months and about 762 000 deaths in five years elsewhere. It compares medical limits to sweeping plagues, cites famine linked mass deaths in Soviet Russia, and links epidemics to economic collapse.
In Harman versus Harman the California Supreme Court affirms a divorce on grounds of fault, noting Claud Harman's assertion that his wife Jessie frequently antagonized him from the back seat during driving, provoking distress and disputes. The decision marks a notable precedent and is presented with confident rhetoric.
The text advises ample water intake and daily baths during hot weather, warns against excessive iced drinks, and stresses cautious sun exposure. It suggests taking a vacation for rest, with home or away options, and emphasizes choosing a healthful, well-protected vacation spot when possible.
Ira HB Shafter was fined 100 dollars and costs by Justice J. Scntt Bower and had his operating card revoked after State Policeman Reed and Patrolman Ambrose testified he drove an automobile while drunk on city streets.
In 1815 two babies born shaping history within England and New England. Queen Victoria’s reign built a cherished national image through wisdom and kindness. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound made her name a household staple across American homes.
New York June 14 crowds welcomed seven princes of the Roman Catholic Church arriving from Europe for the International Eucharistic Congress in Chicago. Cardinal Boanante led the party with Cardinal Hayes assisting amid eager crowds, as others from Ireland France Spain Hungary and Hungary accompanied him. The procession moved to St Patrick's Cathedral where New Yorkers received a papal blessing before the tall clock at Clydebank was noted.
Hal Cochran presents a light verse about a planned restful outing that goes awry. A narrator aims for a quiet day, tunes the car, hopes for calm roads, but traffic jams, honking, and crowded streets thwart the plan leaving him more exhausted than before.
A jumble of opinions notes discomfort with chairs and veils among youth. It questions liquor danger, desires broader marriage rules for bridge games, and critiques political machines. It warns about public fraud and historic hallmark requirements for British silverware since the 8th century.
George Rothenberger of 421 Queen St Realing Pa says TONALL relieved longstanding kidney distress backache and digestive issues after other remedies failed. He reports improved health and no further trouble since using TONALL, with the testimonial dated November in Hagerstown Md. Caiffman's Cut Rate Store sells TONALL.
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