17 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1912
Page
1
The text mixes political riffs about Roosevelt and voting, Cuba, and Chicago with references to a civic scene and a flame of public debate. It hints at campaign dynamics, public concerns about food supply, and wartime or grand strategy framing. The prose blends social commentary with sensationalized lines and stray observations on events and people.
A reflective essay on the costs and dangers of scientific progress. It cites laboratory explosions and deep-sea exploration as tragic consequences, arguing that every leap forward must confront the human price paid by workers like those who perished in experiments and nautical ventures.
A historical discussion argues against the practice of treating alcohol, warning it undermines temperance efforts and leads to excessive drinking scenarios. The piece cites Scots and Americans, noting how one drink can lead to more, and questions the social logic of buying drinks for others amid prohibition debates.
A fragment quotes Dr Clarke denouncing overthinking by girls graduates and praising modern women’s education as vital to civilization. He warns against neglecting physical and intellectual development while stressing that gentleness and spirituality define true womanhood amid rising college culture.
In Los Angeles on June 17 a $50,000 reward was posted by the district attorney to aid capture and conviction of alleged conspirators in a jury bribery case. Detective W J Terns and Samuel K Hrawne head the effort with Browne testifying that he uncovered those responsible for the Times explosion as defense counsel claims.
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