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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1927

Page

17

Herald Publishing House Address and Circulation Note

The Herald lists address at 28 South Jonathan Street Ero town Marylené and Chicago office for representatives. Subscription rates and publication rights are noted with details on audits, carrier or mail options, and dates. The notice includes editorial and circulation department contact and AP rights statement with republication policy.

Pebiams The Herald South Jonathan Street Eretown Marylené Audit Bureau of Circulation

Farmers thawing discontent as prices rise across Corn Belt

The President's Westward swing mirrors improving farm sentiment. Wheat and corn prices climb from last year, boosting farmer buying and tool demand. Fed data show a tighter price balance, lifting income prospects though spring floods delayed planting and yielded uncertain crops.

Federal Reserve Mey Mid-West Northwest Zac Farmer

Curtis Institute of Music Receives 12.5 Million Endowment

The Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, funded by C. H. K. Curtis and daughter Mrs. Bok, gains an endowment of 12.5 million dollars with an annual income of 700 thousand. Josef Hofmann is named director, joined by a renowned faculty including Sembrich de Gogorza Flesch Rosenthal Bailly Slamond Salzedo and Luboshutz. The grant supports needy students and graduates through continued funding, aiming to lift American musical education to world standards.

Men Grow More Honest as Women Claim Insightful Power

Mrs J D Harriman writes in The Red Book Magazine that men are now more honest with women who hold the knowledge to see through deceit. She argues marriage is no longer the sole escape from parental authority and democracy of contact lets women wait for the right man. The piece praises sex equality and practical understanding over idealism.

Presidential trip signals shifts in farm prosperity debate

The article portrays a mid June view of the administrations western tour through the Black Hills as a potential turning point. It notes rising crop prices easing farm frustrations and suggests a shared approach between West and East may emerge from this visit.

Black Hills

France seeks peace not revenge after Poincare speech

French Premier Poincare declares France cherishes no feeling of revenge toward Germany and seeks security of frontiers and payment of reparations. He emphasizes peace as the aim, while a separate remark notes the vast gap in global understanding of each other’s lives and rhythms.

Poincare Luneville France Germany

Greatest Civilizer: The Rail Line Unites Nations Across Mexico

Dr. Frank Crane lauds railroads as civilization’s backbone noting a new $14,000,000 line in Mexico from La Concordia to Tepic, 103 miles, opening a West Coast to Central Mexico route. President Calles inaugurates the line, promising Pullman service to Mexico City and Los Angeles. engineers achieved gentle gradients and curves, affirming rail as progress and peace between nations.

Mexico la Qcumada Jalisco Tepic Nayarit West Coast Central Mexico City Los Angeles San Francisco Calles United States China McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Horoscope for Thursday June 21 1927 Outlook on love crime and weather

Astrologers deem Thursday unimportant for major events and urge routine work. Hotels may gain permanent residents while a shift toward simpler living and garden regions is foreseen. Embezzlement risk rises and crime peaks this year with stricter laws looming. Weather storms hit Texas Georgia and Florida with broad national effects. Birthrates rise and larger families become common despite divorce. Birthdate persons may see a prosperous year with steady practical children.

Texas Georgia Florida America

Q and A column answers varied reader questions

The piece presents a series of brief Q and A items from a daily information bureau. It includes facts about Lindbergh’s route distance, Attila the Hun, Henry Hudson’s Half Moon, why coins have milled edges, why the English ducal coronet uses a strawberry leaf, and how to prevent pickle scum in barrels.

Henry Hudson Hudson Charles II

Ultraviolet Light Glass Improvements Spotlighted

A study notes ultraviolet rays transmit through special glass, not standard window glass. Modifications of glass for homes hotels poultry and health use are offered, with some coatings failing durability. The American Medical Association council released findings from tests on transparent and translucent specimens and highlights varying UV transmission and cost differences.

American Medical Association Council

Conspirators Held in Los Angeles Arrests

Three men were arrested in Los Angeles on a conspiracy charge tied to shipping arms and ammunition via San Diego into Mexico. The case involves alleged cross border smuggling and arms trafficking plans, with authorities pursuing further leads.

Los Angeles San Diego Mexico

A Friend’s Plan and the Price of Flattery

A speaker recalls two offers of friendship. The first friend challenges a plan as unfair, ending their friendship. The second pretends praise to gain favor, then departs. The verse argues true friends seek honesty, not hollow flattery, noting only a parent understands the effort to seem naturally agreeable.

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