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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1924
Page
3
A fragmentary 1920s style notice discusses sustained high spending on new buildings and housing, with projections that ongoing price and rent pressure may ease. It mentions occupation notices, a hawker, a foreign representative, and a revenue audit, noting payments and editorial coordination at the Hagerstown area office.
A compact reflection cites Ecclesiastes 6 3 about a fool’s vote and wisdom. The excerpt hints at misjudgment in judgment and the limits of human insight, framed as a moral pondering on speech and belief.
The article discusses women’s political influence in U S party politics noting no women’s bloc in the Republican convention but a possible presence in the Democratic gathering. It argues women use power cautiously, expect to align with men, and suggests education and social issues like prohibition, narcotics, and Broadway’s moral concerns shape public policy and behavior. It also cites opium figures, Germany trade, and a note on Broadway star Imogene Wilton’s heartbreaks.
A fragmentary op-ed warns that Japanese protests against exclusion acts and American imports risk inflaming tensions. It notes shock at anti American actions in Tokyo and urges cool policy under Coolidge, cautioning against hothead elements on the Pacific coast and urging surveillance and prudent spending by Congress.
Washington June 10 reports a questionnaire from the National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher associations probes whether educational films aid or harm children. It questions age limits, content such as illicit love and murders, and the need for laws to restrict under sixteen from theaters. It notes doctors and criminologists warn of emotional strain and urges teachers and churches to promote wholesome films. A National Education Association meeting in Washington will consider the issue. Firecracker incident follows as youths in HmitA are fined.
A reflective passage urges readers to stop fretting about daily hardships and redirect energy into productive effort. It repeats advice that each person bears responsibility for their own state and that sympathy should motivate action rather than pity. The tone resembles a moral monologue about resilience and self-help.
Dusty days after summer s end irritate noses and throats as people seek cures. Mr Mann tries remedies, but many approaches fail. Ineffective nasal douches and wrong methods persist, risking congestion and chronic conditions.
The article advises limited use of nose baths and warns against regular practice unless conditions require it. It suggests a lukewarm water spray with a small amount of saline when dust or dirt irritates the nose, but emphasizes not to make it a routine.
The Q A segment explains U S ships carried troops without U S losses to disease while one British ship suffered 102 deaths. Total U S troop losses en route to Europe stand at 724. Cairo census shows 83 000 residents, a European presence, oriental city traits, and modern amenities like electric streetcars and an opera house, with Semalllych as a district.
Notice to taxpayers says that from Wednesday June 18 1924 the state and county taxes under the 1924 levy will be received. A five percent discount will be allowed on 1924 county taxes paid during June 1924.
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