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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
3
The readable text appears as a jumble of names and phrases from a historical page. It mentions KNILLSURKs INC Brokaw Broad How Tore and references to Michigan and Bureau of Circulation. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A brief reflective notice cites biblical Prov 26 14 and an Horace line about the dangers of sloth. It presents a moral admonition drawn from classical and religious sources, framing daily conduct through verses and ancient proverb.
Simon Michelet, Washington lawyer and former secretary to Senator Knute Nelson, notes nearly half of eligible voters did not cast ballots in the 1920s race. He cites 25 million nonvoters, 26,713,532 total votes, and compares turnout to Germany to argue the ballot is the foundation of democracy.
The iron and steel sector shows half-time operations but ore shipments to Great Lakes mills remain strong, signaling a likely short downturn. Ford's sales and a cross section of economic commentary address taxes, government spending, and the value of mobility while noting the health of the auto industry amid broader caution.
Haskin describes Boston habit clinics as a new approach to childhood behavioral issues. A social worker surveys home life, a psychologist assesses mentality, and a psychiatrist finalizes remedies. The program began in 1921 as a branch of Boston's Community Health Association and now runs eight clinics citywide.
A clinic reports show how a child's refusal to eat can be a bid for attention, shaping temper and habits into adulthood. Mothers’ responses, feeding between meals, and imitation of angry elders reinforce food aversions and broader behavior patterns, with cure often possible through consistent home routines.
A reader notes equanimity as calm balance useful in a fretful world. It stresses not repressing worry but managing attention to reduce mental burdens and improve memory and poise.
A reader guidance item from The Daily Mall formation Bureau outlines how to obtain answers by mail, emphasizing you must include full name, address, and coins for return postage. Sample Q A discuss air mattresses for camping or pools and foreign investments in the United States with figures for 1914 1920 and 1928 as reported by the Department of Commerce.
The text discusses the tiger’s wide range from Africa to Japan, noting it is likely a comparatively recent immigrant to the north and not a tropical species. It cites regions from Iberia and Mongolia to the Amur Valley and Southeast Asia, with notes on habitats and dispersal limits.
A playful verse extols reading in the morning and evening, imagining a reader settled in a rocking chair as the world moves by. It claims a book can bring ease and happiness, ending each day with restfulness, though it jokes that long reading may lead to drowsy moments and eventual sleep.
The Presidents were Henry Middleton John Hanson Was Boudinet Thomas Mifflin Richard N Lee Nathaniel Gorham Arthur St Clair and Griffin J A Peyton Randolal appears as the only one to serve more than one term.
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