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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
3
A jumble of political critique and literary asides referencing Mondell, Coolidge, and Wilson era figures. The piece tours party rhetoric, newspaper satire, and cultural notes, with musings on Chinese games, Alaska wealth, and the nature of genius, all framed as a dated editorial fragment from Hagerstown.
County commissioners consider employing prisoners to reduce jail costs and turn inmate labor into a public asset. Proposal notes 50 cents daily food cost per prisoner and outlines street and road work to create self supporting inmates while addressing tax concerns. The piece also diverges into topics on horticulture perfume, farmer organizations, and distribution challenges.
A Boston pedestrian recounts a near-fatal crowd scene when a driver swerved to miss him. The man, George Qilserman, rose calmly and quipped Never touched me as the car passed. The episode highlights caution amid dangerous street behavior.
Washington June 18 a presidential year has long unsettled American business men yet experts like Herbert Hoover and Andrew Mellon say there is no real basis for hesitation. They argue that changes in administration do not alter supply or demand and that a new president will not trigger widespread depression. The older Coolidge tale is cited to illustrate hesitation in past years, but current outlook suggests no dramatic shift unless new policies emerge.
A fragmented diary style scene describes a father planning a private study with a desk, a lamp, a feather chair, and a boy’s clutter of marbles toys and Nad’s books. The room becomes a lively hangout for boys, yet the narrator notes the truth of the master and the clatter that fills the space.
A mosaic of aphorisms and quips critique manners politics and manners half-baked views on civilization schooling and love. The piece muses on rhetoric reason and bias with satirical asides about marriage vanity and public life. It ends by presenting a corrected sentence about guided reason.
An article by Mr. Munn of Anytown promotes vitamin awareness, noting that much vitamin C is lost in processing. Raw beets contain vitamin C, while cooking reduces it. carrots, cabbage, onions retain or gain certain vitamins when cooked. Vitamin lists cover A B G D with foods like dairy, produce, fruits, and cod liver oil as key sources.
A reader Q and A feature explains telephone city structure with local and long distance links, golfing rules on multiple bisques per hole, cattle breeds holding butterfat and milk records, best Ohio Mississippi canoe trip season, and curfew law enforcement across states.
A fragment discusses curfew use among Iren and Hybra to prevent fires and notes that laws exist in some states. It mentions the Stone CrabeY or Stone Chand organization at Boklei, Florida with a five year pilgrimage to Belleair requirement and that writers and sportsmen belong, led by George Ade.
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