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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
2
A fragmented historical column discusses shifts in education, crime, and politics. It notes rising high school importance, a Georgia court blood test, Newberry Senate seat return, insurance cases from Michigan, and editorials from Public Ledger and Inquirer praising Wilson era policies and Harding diplomacy. The piece weaves social critique with partisan context and international reconciliation.
A new national body named the People's Legislative Service forms a council of 70 Senators representatives judges and editors to act as a public information source for Congress. It seeks to represent the ordinary citizen and consumer and monitor legislation to warn against unfair bills while balancing interests across parties and groups.
Readers submit questions with stamps for return postage. The Mint notes edges to deter coin clipping. Life expectancy of fancy white rabbits is four to six years if not killed for meat or fur. Church property in the United States valued at 1,676,600,582 in 1916. Radium applied via capsules placed to target diseased tissue. Razors mentioned in Bible. barber tax noted in Brecknock. George Meredith memorial service held at Westminster Abbey. burial there not recorded.
Washington May 13 high officials say Germany can pay if she will after examining reparations figures and Germany's economic condition. State Department study of recent German trade supports that Germany can discharge obligations without crippling economic growth or helpful activity.
Advert says Freezone quickly relieves corns including hard soft and between toes. A tiny bottle, sold by druggists for a few cents, promises painless removal without soreness or irritation. It claims the corn can be lifted off with fingers after treatment, leaving the skin unharmed.
Dr William E Barton discusses the evolution of aeronautics from fishlike shapes to streamlined forms and notes that boats may follow similar stern modifications to reduce suction and boost speed. He reflects on life adapting to environment, the mysteries of creation, and that human knowledge uncovers truths already planned by God.
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