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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
4
Ward 4 William Y. Binkley Ward 3 1 and Ward 5 Elmer C. Kiracofe run alongside Harry Schueler as names listed for a city election contest. The brief mentions candidates for several wards, highlighting local politics and candidate names.
A damaged line from a Daily Thought echoing biblical verse Romans 3:13 and a misquoted Shakespeare line. The text presents archaic phrasing about throats as open graves and words as poison, reflecting a mix of devotional and literary fragments without clear context or attribution.
United States Court reviews Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company case rejecting two year old rate freeze. Court agrees with commission on fair return basis, but cites value determinations and depreciation reserves with a mix of figures from company and commission. Notes state and national recreation efforts, including Memphis parks spending and Arbor Day centennial planting, as context for public interest in public services and leisure facilities.
The Baltimore Sun notes the need for a federal led investigation of the company’s relation and returns. If courts find no public feer from a one sided bargain, value could be depressed and depreciation reserves risked. The piece suggests 1924 rates were too low and future increases hinge on judicial rate base fixes.
Fragmented text mentions requests to dress warmly and move a horse toward Tug ginvite Kan and Mug Park with notices to wear coats before warmer weather arrives. It references March and lambs and coats as the season shifts.
A column debates rail rate cuts after ICC ruling, contrasts American and European theater, and argues on Britain Dominions ties vs America. It surveys the French Academy practice, language standards, and asks Q A on churchman vs congregation. Also includes trivia on copyright circles, costly churches, camp wardens, and US battleships.
The Muglinner was built by To & C. Thompson Clydebank Beotland for 430000 dollars. The vessel measures 272 feet in length with a 44 foot beam and 17 feet 4 inch draft, capable of 14.5 knots. It carried 18 automatic personnel and 11 officers 21 chief petty officers in 149 differentiated men.
Washington dispatch notes Bascom Slemp announces Coolidge can handle daily White House duties solo. Slemp cites improved organization, four key aides, and a reserved morning slot for lobbyists and lawmakers as factors behind the president’s sustained energy and efficiency.
An old advertisement touts a cough remedy claimed to be free of opiates and narcotics, warning that many over the counter preparations contain harmful drugs. It emphasizes natural ingredients listed on the label and urges avoiding substitutes, promising suitability for all ages and easy availability everywhere.
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