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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1921
Page
2
A serialized, opinion heavy piece argues law not enough to curb Dope menace. It laments unchecked narcotics spread, urges public education to reveal true harms, and warns of youth ensnarement, urging authorities to counter myths with facts. It also critiques economic and social progress as luxury widening.
Manassas Virginia May 10 Julian Davis 30 was killed instantly La mont Cassidy 10 is dead and George Kincheloe 50 is hospitalized in Alexandria after a southbound Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train No 6 collided with a motor truck carrying the trio at Clifton Station six miles east of Manassas The incident occurred as the truck crossed the grade crossing The report notes unrelated animal temperature figures for elk monkey and sheep not connected to the accident.
Dye only with Diamond Dyes. The ad warns that using anything else may result in poor dye with streaks and fading. Each Diamond Dyes package includes clear directions to impart men, red, fadeless color into garments or draperies of any material. No mistakes, no failures.
Frederic J Haskin reports the Salt Creek Field in Wyoming near Douglas will be opened to public leasing on June 16 under the 1920 oil leasing act. Tracts of over 640 acres will be auctioned, with bonuses and royalties paid to the government. Proceeds fund irrigation and Wyoming schools while the rest goes to the U S Treasury. The field is projected to yield about eight billion barrels over 25 years, marking a historic shift in U S oil production and energy policy.
A reader inquiry about the US coat of arms notes the shield lacks stars in its official design. Another query asks which birds nests are edible, answered as the East Indian swiftlets of genus collocalia. The nests are gluey, formed from bird saliva, and valued in Chinese cuisine.
Barter is the direct exchange of one commodity for another, while sale is trading goods for money. In political economy, barter contrasts with sale as two distinct forms of transaction. Regarding Franklins today, the name permits historical context but current usage varies.
International New York reports an appeal was filed in Washington on May 10 by Jules W. Arnstein and fellow defendants convicted this week of bringing stolen securities into the District of Columbia.
A compact Journal tribute cites Viscount James Bryce and his book Modern Democracies praising American progress over fifty years. The writer asserts reform efforts, public conscience, and press spirit show improvement, while acknowledging past evils. Confidence in future reform is voiced.
Judge John H. Bitner appeared as a witness at a Washington baseball game yesterday where Dosto swamped the Senators. The old belief in horseshoes as luck charms ties to ancient Roman tradition, a topic noted in local circles.
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