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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
3
An obituary tribute honors Charles Wagaman as a civic leader and principled public servant. It recounts his work with the State Industrial Accident Commission, praises his integrity and drive, and notes the community’s sorrow at his early death and high esteem among townsfolk.
A damaged notice references debate over Republicar policies in the United States Senate about machinery pricing and protection of manufacturers profits. It criticizes preacher movements and comments on women’s parliament roles, hinting at broader social disagreements.
A profile of Woodrow Wilson as a world leader and prophet of the new era after World War I. The piece extols his vision for a League of Nations, international cooperation, and democracy, praising his role alongside Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt as a guide for global peace and brotherhood.
A young Illinois girl who stole 1600 dollars from her employers to fund a Hollywood bid and a male entertainer role was put on probation with restitution required by a Chicago court. The case drew attention as a potential publicity stunt and raised questions about promotion by industry figures. The information sheet notes readers can request answers from The Mall Information Bureau.
A fragment from a 1920s newspaper column laments shifting public taste toward wholesome fare over sensational cinema and sensational press. It notes readers favoring "Main Street" style works and popular stars while criticizing romance and crime fiction. The piece also comments on public reactions to sports reports and the rise of sensationalism in the press.
By Berton Bealet urges immediate action to swarm the fly menace. The verse-style call to swat urges readers to use swatters sticky lotions and poison potions, urging summer vigilance and chorus sentiment. Dennis is named in a humorous shout.
Frederic J. Kaskin reports from Washington on the American Federation of Labor deliberations. The piece notes serious reverses over the past year, but also credit for higher wage levels an eight hour day and overtime pay gains. It discusses Supreme Court rulings on child labor and restraint of trade and their implications for labor action.
An old noted piece urges self inspection with test questions to gauge business acumen and leadership. It promotes hotel and restaurant management as a future path and lists expectations from a capable candidate, including education, initiative, tact, and energy, while warning the reader against hesitation.
An investment feel for prices before and after the war. The piece notes that many stocks won t reach former highs for years, discusses inflation impact, industry prospects, and warns that timing market moves is difficult. It cites mergers and centralization as likely trends and ends with Monday Business Barometers.
An OCR fragment promotes Evans' Triple Phosphates as a health tonic promising strength and vigor in ten days. It claims nerve improvement, increased ambition, and a glowing complexion, urging immediate purchase and ongoing use with a spectral endorsement by a fictional physician and apocryphal patient testimonials.
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