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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1925

Page

3

Mail Subscription Rates and Publication Information

The notice provides subscription rates by mail or delivery for a publication based in Bagertown, Mi, with prices listed per year and per month. It mentions publishers, advertising contacts, and addresses for circulation departments and auditors, indicating standard newspaper distribution and audit references.

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Daily Thought Blesse d are the pure in heart scripture

A devotional snippet reflecting on blessedness for those whose hearts are pure. The text cites Matthew 6:12 and presents a refrain of spiritual diligence, noting inner intent as the source of righteousness and insight.

Why Is The Volstead Act A Joke Or A Mistake?

The Cumberland Times editorializes on sentencing forty offenders for liquor law violations, arguing the Volstead Act is treated as a joke by many while some believe it a mistake. It notes that enforcement, public attitude, and the law’s impact on drunkenness are debated, with calls to uphold law and order despite disillusionment.

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Cheerful Sound From Bomo People Sparks Complaints

Nervous temper among Bomo people noted as crowds cheer loudly causing disturbance. Reports describe noise as a nuisance affecting local peace and daily life. Community leaders urge restraint while authorities consider possible measures.

Unclear OCR reads with scattered proper names and phrases

Fragmentary text shows scattered names and phrases about Mail Pouch Briivin and a Chinese consul Linhgiing Chang, plus unrelated lines on a fire wagon and a police chase in California. The legible items include odd spellings and disjointed terms with no cohesive event or date.

Linhgiing Chang

Rowell on the Gold Standard and Credit Trust

Rowell argues Britain could adopt the gold standard if it has goods, credit, and public confidence. He says nations rely on landed wealth favorable trade balances and trust, while modern banking and exchange cover the rest. The world should think in terms of goods, not money.

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Dust Caps and Vacation Post Cards

A light humorous verse describes mail carriers coping with summer travel letters. Vacationers tend to write postcard notes home, while mailmen wish for fewer roaming messages. The piece wryly notes readers send greetings like I wish you were here as trips begin.

Quillen's Quill: Fragmented Musings on Society and Progress

A mosaic of disjoint reflections on education, government, taxation, crime, and progress. The author riffs on quotes and notions, noting housing, honesty, and public virtue while mixing garbled phrases and stray names in a social commentary collage.

Preacher Praise and Poor Man’s Faith in Daily Life

The text critiques preaching for publicity and notes matrimonial woes stem from unmet expectations. It reflects on poverty, judgment, and personal responsibility, illustrating common social tensions of the era with a cautious moral tone. It ends with a corrected sentence showing a misquote about repayment and memory.

Answers and Questions on History and Geography

Reader questions cover Washington's epitaph wording, bicycle sulkies in racing history, hour glass time accuracy, U S negro population counts, Huguenot Walloon celebration origin, gravity of work, world harbors, first Christian missionary to China, Siamese rule under foreign powers, pyramid construction stones, Egyptian hieroglyphs, and the number of pyramids. Answers reference Washington, Lee, and various experts, with dates and locations noted.

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