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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
3
Daily Thought on Death and Hope From Beowcher
A devotional note recalling that death is not the end and faith promises comfort. Henry Ward Beecher reflects on divine consolation with a biblical reference from Revelation about God wiping away tears and eternal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beocher
Building Inspector Proves Progressive Step for Hagerstown
Mayor Dowman advances a modern building code in Hagerstown with plans for a full time city inspector. The move follows previous efforts to draft regulations and oversee new construction, including homes apartments and factories, reflecting concern for present and future welfare. Community leaders press to select a competent inspector to ensure proper supervision of all new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Bowman
Cody
Hagerstown
Rockefeller budget plan for children sparks frugal growth
The text recounts John D. Rockefeller Sr detailing his thrift philosophy. He gave his children small weekly allowances to teach budgeting, saving, giving to church, and careful spending. He started with 30 cents weekly and raised allowances gradually as they aged.
Proposes weekly 30 cent aid for children and schooling
The text argues 30 cents weekly could cover basic needs for seven or eight year olds, but questions the fairness of diverting one third of a child’s income to Sunday School and another third to a bank. It warns an untrained child might resist parental guidance and spend the money differently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thockefetine
PAL
Wo Bank
Congress
What Is Useful Learning and Its Practical Value
A discussion on the value of practical or vocational education versus classical studies. It notes that usefulness varies by student, argues against rigid, standardized schooling, and cites shifts in funding and housing demand. The piece also mentions intriguing coincidences and a Floyd Collins reference as example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessons
Thera Sta Bis
Congress
Jay
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Harding
Thei
Tates
Mail Pouch Wears to keep coat with Coolidge
The item notes a four year plan mentioning Coolidge and a future on the job. It references a child labor discussion and asks about a teacher’s board status. Washington merchants and apartment house owners are noted as considering a $2,590 increase and Congress voting on self benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
ROWELL'S COLUMN on the long ballot reform debate
The Chicago Tribune shifts from supporting direct primaries to urging repeal or limiting long ballot offices. It argues voters cannot judge minor offices in primaries and should only vote for them at elections or abandon them. It critiques censorship, praises cleaner governance, and laments broad broadcast reach while calling for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribone
The
Tribune
Stro
Congress
Old Time Q and A on Alcohol Mixes and Military Records
A compact Q and A feature covers nonfreezing alcohol water ratios with 10 percent above zero, 20 percent alcohol and 70 percent water at various temperatures, plus an entry on how much weight a colt can carry and another on correcting war records. It also notes the origin of the chapel name Sit Sitio and the use of plaster in sculpture, ending with an advertisement for Folby's cough remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL G. A
Wieter
Advocates push education after child labor amendment defeat
Washington symposium notes widespread misbeliefs about the proposed child labor amendment. Critics say voters fear immediate prohibition and drastic household bans, prompting calls for a focused educational campaign to clarify that the measure would empower Congress only to regulate age 18 and under labor, not ban it outright.
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