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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1921

Page

2

Debs pardon politics and electric economy notes

The column recalls Taft’s displeasure at Morse’s pardon and compares Daugherty’s handling of Debs with other cases. It surveys electrification as a path to rail and industrial reform, urging cautious credit and money velocity control alongside price stabilization. It cites Halbert Gillette on price levels, wages, and productivity, with an outlook on farmers and construction costs.

Europe Taft Herbert Hoover United States

Explosives Crisis Spurs Call for Continued Federal Oversight

Washington March 29 commentary argues that without prompt action by Congress the United States risks returning to lax explosive controls. It cites 1917 reforms, current widespread access, and ongoing use in mining and industry, warning criminals and even ordinary people can obtain dynamite and other high explosives.

Congress Bureau of Mines United States

Pets Deface Benefactor Body In Village Death

Lyons March 29 Mrs Brid get Kahler a seventy five year old recluse in this village was found dead at her home. The cause is unknown but abrasions on lips and hands are believed from rats and pet cats. Villagers often brought food or clothing to aid her in a needy condition. Her home was sparsely furnished and she reportedly left investments in trust companies and savings banks totaling around twenty thousand dollars.

Nn International News Lyons Bridget Kahler T A Tmist

Answers to Questions From The Daily Mail Information Bureau

Readers send questions to The Daily Mail Information Bureau with two cents for return postage. Deepest ore mine is in Novo Velho Brazil at 6340 feet. Buttons first appeared in Queen Elizabeth's reign and brass buttons were made in Birmingham in 1689. The Africa trip by the Department of Agriculture sought new plants and fruits. Dr H L Shantz led the expedition from New York July 16 1919 via Cape Verde Islands to Caps Town August 18 and across nearly 8000 miles. The mother of a chicken is the hen that lays the egg. Barber poles colored red white and blue originated from barbers performing surgery and bleeding patients. poles with bandages became signposts. Languages spoken worldwide range from about 1000 to 7000 depending on definitions.

Birmingham England Africa Department of Agricultura Department of Agriculture H. L. Shantz Caps Town Lord Thur‘low House of Lords Som

Cut This Gut-It In Worth Money

Advertisement offers a mail order trial package from Foley & Co of Chicago for coughs colds croup kidney pills cathartic tablets and other remedies in exchange for sending name and address with a slip encloser.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley

Burning Witches in Salem and Puritan Law Revisited

Dr William E Barton argues that colonial Salem executed twenty by hanging or compression, not burning, and that burning as an execution method was rare in Puritan America. He notes England burned women for traitorous crimes and counterfeiting, but Puritans followed English law without burning for witchcraft.

William E. Barton Salem America England Blackstone Tyburn Merrie England Mathew Hale Wicherall Henry Will

Editor Giants on Rail Wages and Government Power

The letter argues railroads should cut wages as traffic falls to lower costs, opposing anonymous labor critique. It warns government control harms liberty, cites WWI wage disparities, and urges less government and more freedom, quoting Patrick Henry to defend liberty over taxation and control.

Organized Labor France Lberty Patrick Henry D. Webster Groh Hagerstown

Freezone claims quick corn relief for all corn types

An advertisement claims that applying Freezone instantly stops corn pain and allows lifting the corn away with fingers. It notes a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents removes hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes without soreness or irritation.

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Iscite Jose Pring Jquor Toft Gemarel Wickersham Morse Daugherty The Atlanta Eugene V. Debs Washington Willie Grover C. Bergdoll Debs Oles Danghi Toerty Berlin Petroleum V. Nasby Electric Economy Geological Survey Ison Nis Economics and Common Sense Halbert P. Gillette Gillette Paltert Zie Georgie Haskin By Frederic J. Haskin Capitol Interstate Commerce Commission Federal Reserve Palmer Benefactor Daily Mail Information Bureau Frederick J Haskin Washington, D. C Novto Velho Brazil Buttons L. M B. Barton Mr. Groh Haditor Hingerstown Tha Anan Nen Western Enterprise Fire Company Sanic
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