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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1925

Page

3

Newspaper masthead and editorial notice text

J A L Hawken Editor Foreign Representative M Burke MNC Br oke y Widg and Broatwey New York 1238 Michigan Ave Chicago Constitution Bldg Atlanta GA Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Address all communications to Dairy Mall Editorial Business Circulation Entered at the Hagerstown post office second class matter Phone 104 105 106 Associated Press rights and exclusive news republication restrictions.

J. AL Hawken M. Burke Brokey Widg Dnd Broatwey New York Michigan Ave Chicago Constitution Atlanta Burrau Sao Dairy Mall Cirelation Associated Preng Associated Prees

Fragmented Daily Thought Quotation Parade

A damaged text fragment presents a religious verse reference Luke 17 33 and a garbled line about someone named Jose Bimeelis with scattered words. The piece resembles a devotional or poetic clipping with missing context and unclear attribution.

Underwood Pushes Tax Cut Beyond Mellon Plan

Debate over tax policy sees Senator Underwood advocating a 13 percent top income tax, surpassing Mellon's approach and challenging Democratic unity. Administration forecasts a 25 percent wearimum gear tax, while 1916 revenue law levels are proposed by some, signaling a sharp split within parties and a broader political confrontation over taxation and wealth redistribution.

Emoot Mellon Rimect

Chicago Faces Clean-Up as Violence Surges Across City

An editorial mourns the killing of two police officers and a gang leader in a street battle and argues Chicago must tackle corruption at both local government and underworld levels. It notes lavish funerals for criminals, political entanglements, and a call to restore pride and self-reliance among Americans.

Jean Astautch Tote Sala Chicago

Jefferson Memorial action stirs Monticello ties in New York appeal

Claims in Monticello and New York City seek to fund Cyrus Jefferson home site and preserve Jefferson Memorial assets. The Jefferson Memorial Association had paid a portion of the price, with many small donors contributing one dime each, highlighting broad popular interest across diverse communities.

Preservation of Blondcelic Mansion in Historic Valley

The piece argues for completing the project and raising funds to buy remaining shares and cover upkeep. Blondcelic Mansion is praised for architectural and historical value, with its octagonal design, unique proportions, and intricate devices. It is seen as an artistic and original effort in a Monticello tradition, offering charm unmatched by other homes in Lincoln, Nashville, or Roosevelt’s birthplace reconstructions.

Darae Lena Blondcelic Jefterton Wasitington United States America Appalachia Chayoj8r Alfred

Fragmentary local notice on idle talk and time

A fragmented passage discusses opportunity, timing and wisdom in life. It contrasts a man who acts foolishly with those who wait, noting the dynamics of power and the risks of rushing decisions. The garbled text mentions delays, career concerns and social figures with unclear references.

Rowell's Column on Crime, Prohibition, and Medicine

Rowell argues against crimes branded as business threats and critiques self serving promoters. He discusses averaging ages, practical medical knowledge, prohibition impacts, and the need for scientific understanding behind empirical cures.

Graduation Advice For A Daughter From A Grateful Father

A father urges his daughter to value hard work after graduation. He warns that the world offers no living for free and emphasizes earning success through personal effort. He stresses using knowledge wisely and leaving dependence behind as she steps into a competitive future.

Quilllen’s Quill Modernism and Fear in 1189 Energies

Fragmented lines describe modernist irony and fear as a force shaping action. Mentions rum-running Gaternity and revolutions as vague forces. The text blends erratic phrases, lacking coherent narrative or clear individuals, events, or outcomes.

Humorous Jumble of Sayings From Bygone Era

A collection of quips on marriage, parenting, ambition, mistakes, and social norms. The fragmented lines reference 1849 1928 and civic life, with pointed humor about henpecked husbands, mothers, and progress from britches to underwear.

Berea College and Mountain Folk How Appalachia Learns

Haskins Letter describes Berea College in Kentucky as a beacon for mountain youth from Appalachia. It notes affordable tuition, student labor, and practical training shaping leaders amid isolation, poverty, and a rising national education effort. The piece highlights rural heritage, self-reliance, and education as preparation for modern America.

Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin

The column compiles brief Q and A on vision tests in schools, Calve's soprano range, a Japanese luminary, U S shows count, rattlesnake rattle rings, finger print gray powder sources, English parliamentary acts, and Edward Everett's use of lecture earnings.

Frederic J. Haskin Calve Emma Calve Mme. Calve France Edward Everett Washington G. A. A. A. Everett Jalmoet United States

Washington Home Preservation Note and Lincoln Quotation

Fragmentary text notes Mt Vernon preservation devotion and asks when Wanamaker was Postmaster General. It asserts Wanamaker served 1883 to 1893 under President Harrison and cites a Lincoln quotation about fooling all the people.

General Washington Mt. Vernon John Wanamaker Wanamaker Cubs Benjamin Harrison

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