Hagerstown Herald Mail circulates rates and masthead
The Herald Mail Co publishes at 35 Bosth Jonathan St Hagerstown MD. Subscription by mail or newsstand 460 per year 40 cents a month weekly 2 cents per copy. Subscriptions in advance. Circulation figures for April 1922 noted with net paid copies. The message repeats header text and contact line for departments.
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Surplus Projections and Fiscal Claims Explored
A 1923 surplus forecast by Secretary Mellon is challenged as political propaganda masking deficits. The piece argues misapplied receipts and inflated estimates, noting $980 million from capital assets used to cover current deficits and ignored construction funds. It links these claims to broader political maneuvering ahead of 1924 elections.
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Pleasant Longings and Appetite Through Aroma
A nostalgic meditation on Sunday morning meals and the power of smell to trigger hunger. The piece explains how steam table aromas tempt diners in hotels, how imagination can affect appetite, and how relaxation aids sleep and digestion. It cites nutrition ideas and warnings about overindulgence while offering tips to imagine comforting foods to ease nervous indigestion.
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Food price rise hurts consumers not producers
Article contends farmers suffer from low returns as markets favor large packers and distributors. It argues meat and produce prices climb for consumers while farmers struggle to cover growing costs and freight, exposing economic imbalances in the supply chain.
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Rambling Right Along Market the National Notato Crop
A brief note discusses the challenge of marketing the national potato crop through a centralized cooperative system. The text suggests concerns about efficiency and coordination among producers and distributors in delivering a unified market strategy.
Reader Q and A on moon phases and curious facts
A 1920s information column answers questions on astronomy and trivia. It cites the Naval Observatory on two full moons in a month, explains the origin of the Staked Plains name, defines tempering variability, and notes transplanting times for pines, among other scattered reader inquiries and brief factual answers.
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Frederick J Haskin
Washington, D.C
Naval Observatory
Potatoes and Prices Spark Debate in Potato Market
Frederic J. Haskin discusses a North Dakota potato farmer who earned only a few cents after costly freight and charges, despite bumper production. He notes price manipulation, freight errors, and the push for farmer cooperatives to stabilize pricing and distribution nationwide.
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Daily Poem Incurable By Berton Braley
A quirky verse depicts a musician across the alley who toots a flute with relentless vigor. Neighbors endure piercing notes as they shiver and grit their teeth, fearing the eerie, graveyardlike sound that haunts the night.
Fragmented historical note on publishing and industry
The readable text hints at a chaotic discussion involving publishing, automobile plants, and national finance. It mentions a party, a heater, and a stray reference to banks and money, but the fragmentary nature makes concrete facts scarce.
Fragmented Ethics and Public Warnings in Turbulent Times
A garbled piece discusses railways earning impacts, border controls, looming social tensions, and political cautions. It references Ford, race phrases, college students returning home, and civic vigilance, weaving a mosaic of anxieties about crime, immigration, and justice amid a charged public atmosphere.
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