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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
4
A fragment from the Hagerstown Post appears to reference editorial and business communications, noting second class mail status and garbled wording. It shows a partial line about balance and gain with unclear context or names.
The New York World reports a scheme where 12 large Cuban sugar refiners would contribute about 1,000,000 dollars each into a pool to be distributed to domestic cane and beet producers. It would fix prices to shift costs onto consumers and protect refiners from cutthroat competition while Congress allegedly yields to sugar interests. The piece notes proposed duties, potential consumer impact, and broader claims about influence over tariff policy and production limits.
Frederick J. Haskin notes a forthcoming New York art retreat modeled after the MacDowell Colony to support writers musicians sculptors painters and poets. Funded by Mrs George Foster Peabody, it will occupy Yaddo near Saratoga Springs with studios, quiet grounds, and a dining and living regime designed for uninterrupted work, backed by endowment and private contributions.
Reader questions answered by The Daily Mail Information Bureau. Topics cover Cabinet members naval coal sources yen value coal for cooking cold vs hot, Federal Reserve notes, Land of Cockaigne, gas for incubators, cows needing salt, stuttering cures, and daily saliva production. Includes several named individuals and places.
Digby Phillips discusses a test for a potential occupation similar to sales. Questions gauge talkativeness ease with strangers music interest piano ability tact and patience. A favorable yes to all suggests fit as an inside piano store salesman, stressing finesse over sheer energy.
Mrs. Frank Beard of 1810 Karr St Springfield Ohio says she will tell or write anyone how she removed a goitre five years ago with Corbel Quadruple colorless Unimont. She notes treatments and gel addresses of others who have benefited at Hien Lucas or write Hoa 368 Mechanlenburg.
By RB P Crawford the article discusses assessment life insurance versus traditional plans. It explains how assessments vary with age, the risk of rising premiums as members age, and how young policyholders may be priced out as losses grow and retirements or withdrawals shift average age. It notes some entities adapted methods to avoid these issues.
During the flood over Hingis river banks boys fish in the park area now inundated. Several large catches reported as floodwaters recede and access returns to normal in Peoria.
Poem notes tension over 1922 fashion trends as Paris dictates modest skirts while American and other women resist, calling for freedom of movement. It contrasts dialogue between Paris and Yankee women, praising knee exposure and breezy defiance. Copyright 1922 NEA Service.
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