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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
4
The fragment lists circulation figures for April 1924 and 1972, showing average net paid circulation and rates. It mentions metered mail, delivery charges, and contact details for The Daily Mail circulation department.
The Philadelphia Inquirer quotes Senator Edge defending the World Court while condemning Republican opposition to the League of Nations. It accuses Lodge Johnson McCormick Moser and others of using wartime fear to seize power, arguing the 1924 election will hinge on this struggle and the fate of the Versailles treaty.
President Harding moves away from the irreconcilable senators who once shaped his Foreign and domestic views. He cues a shift toward leaders like Hughes Butler and Root, while keeping some former intimates near but outside the Senate perspective. Observers note his aloofness from Republican leaders suggests a broader realignment in party policy and leadership.
Washington May 17 The Bureau of Fisheries begins large scale tagging of cod pollock and haddock in New England waters to study migratory habits. Fishermen from Gloucester and others support the project as scales from tagged fish are returned for scientific analysis to reveal life growth and age data.
The Halcyon Lhasa, outfitted for a tagging expedition, sailed from Nantucket Shoals on April 16 under Bureau experts Dr. H. B. Bigelow Willis Rich and William Schroeder. The aim is to tag three fish varieties, release them, and track movement between coast, banks, and migratory routes.
A garbled column of quirky observations critiques manners and national topics with many misspellings and misheard phrases. It mentions Central the town name, Na ture, Mr. Harding, and refere nces to vacuum cleaners and ads. The text invites correction of errors and notes false rumors about Harvey and political stances.
An old warning notes soaps and shampoos contain excess free alkali injuring the scalp and making hair brittle. It recommends using摩 Malified Coconut Oil Shampoo as pure greaseless, inexpensive, producing rich lather, cleansing, and leaving hair soft and lively. Use two to three teaspoons mixed with water to wash hair.
A compendium of Q and A items covering fishing pain in fish, women in industry by city, Elephant Butte Dam location, Roanoke Island birth claim, furniture origins, carat diamond size, period of humor in English prose, manufactured comb honey, Prime Minister salary, Peyton Randolph as President of the Continental Congress, and Schubert and Beethoven buried together in Vienna Central Cemetery.
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