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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
3
Fragmentary text discusses women in workhouses and smoking in girls colleges. Mentions reform of dining hall, physician involvement, and potential protests by the Antitobacco Association. Observers expect reform but criticize management. tone reflects social welfare debate.
A Geneva project proposes a powerful broadcasting station atop Mount Bateve to observe the heavens and weather, linking with the League of Nations for an international weather office. The 10 foot diameter telescope would explore distant clusters and photograph unrecorded stars, costing about 2 million dollars and offering daily 16 minutes of uninterrupted world broadcasts.
A fragmented 17th century religious note urges forbearance and forgiveness among individuals. It cites a Biblical admonition to forgive as Christ forgave, and touches on conflict and reconciliation within a short, moralizing frame. The readable text references Col. 3713 and archaic spellings, suggesting a sermon or period miscellany.
The U S Department of Agriculture counters the view of widespread tyranny by landlords in the Northern and Southern states. It finds most tenants remain tied to local landlords, with many landlords being long time farmers who own farms through thrift and retirement.
A New York City Workhouse inspection report reveals inmates smoked heavily before confinement with 99 percent using tobacco. Officials warn tobacco and addiction issues persist, while medical staff note smoking soothes nerves despite reforms.
A magazine writer accuses Congress of neglect over the Roma disaster, which the committee denies. The piece argues for fair adjudication by the people and critiques naval aviation limits and policy toward Japan. It also compares China and Russia in business trust and explores debt repudiation and future payments across nations.
Fragmentary text mentions a Florida reaction and a phrase about a price and robbery. The passage includes odd lines about a model husband and a paying caller, with garbled wording and unclear subject. No coherent event or person fully identified.
The text presents a fragmented, satirical monologue railing at democracy and cleverness, mentioning Bluebeard as a tough figure and Sisyphus with a rolling stone. It mocks political reformers and hints at gender themes, ending with a jumbled reference to a controversial figure and a supposed female influence.
Old Mother Nature hosts the annual spring party as frost recedes and buds awaken. Trees awaken from winter, winds ease, and birds sing as nature glows with warmth and budding growth. The scene is a cheerful festival of renewal and natural color.
Hollow spala in large potatoes may result from excess fertilizer and rain causing rapid growth and hollow centers. Delaware River Bridge spans Philadelphia to Camden at about 68 1/2 miles and will open July 4 1926. The Maclean clan plaid features red and green with yellow and white stripes on a green background. A state wartime bonus for service is not exempt from federal income tax. Ralph Connor is the pen name of Reverend Charles W Gordon born in Glengarry Ontario who graduated from Toronto University and Knox College. No gold mine in Ontario has been given to the University of Michigan. Garden River lands were misreported copper lands with gold and silver reserved to Ontario. Emmanuel Missionary College is in Berrien Springs Michigan. Tom Mix is American born in Texas. Shenandoah has 1500 total horsepower across engines. No decree bans regenerative sets. none exists, and if an order passed rewiring could enable use of regenerative radio sets.
CHILICOTIA Ohio March 17 The first of 14 uprcially constructed receiving sets ordered by the United States Government is being installed at the United States Veterans Hospital. The nine-tube set will provide entertainment through 600 head sets and 100 low speakers simultaneously. The beta in the main auditorium and attachments for all wards will be provided. Eight loud speakers and nine head sets are in use.
A fragmentary ad cites a cough medicine sold widely, naming substitutes and brands like Van Nelle and Mont Kefise. The text mentions children and a strong claim of relief, with references to wards and local distributors. The readable parts reference a product marketed as free from juju and available everywhere.
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