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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1925
Page
3
Published every evening by The Mail Publishing Co at 25 Boat Jonathan St Hagerstown Michigan Subscription rates by mail or delivery four fifty per year forty nine cents a month single copies two cents Subscriptions payable in advance.
A Department of Commerce census suggests farm declines since 1920, with four New England sites and several other states showing losses. The piece notes urban drift, rising city demands, and recent improvements in poultry and fruit sectors near cities, while stressing the nation’s continued dependence on grain and livestock.
A fragmented text discusses Henry Ford and Polish liberty, referencing Kosinska and freedom expressions. The piece claims Poland’s citizens once sought Ford as king and mentions self determination, with unclear details and garbled language.
A fragment from a wartime era column imagines Henry Ford as a potential dictator to revive Poland and restore prosperity after independence. It notes skepticism about Ford's candidacy but muses that his energies and dollars could rival a coronation spectacle in Detroit. The piece contrasts liberty with prosperity and satire surrounding autocratic uplift.
The piece critiques Senator Lodge’s late writings on President Wilson and the League of Nations. It notes his bitter, partisan tone and claims he attacks the treaty while conceding its aims, and it reflects on the irony of his public stance near the end of life.
The text argues Bishop Murray would influence youth through invitation and dialogue rather than condemnation. It suggests clergy should seek youths opinions on practices to guide better choices, noting reform is more effective than alarmist preaching. The piece reflects on tempering approach to youth behavior amid seasonal concerns.
Washington reports detail government dairy research into turning billions of pounds of skim milk into nutritious milk powder and whey products. Skim milk powder could replace raw milk in baking and nutrition, but transport costs, farmer incentives, and price parity hinder large scale production. Whey offers lacta albumen like egg whites for foaming, with milk sugar essential in diets.
In this quirky piece the narrator Adam quips there are no neighbors to urge moving out while criticizing tax free securities and the unused potential of those who can work. The text playfully laments missed opportunities and hints at broader wartime social shifts and stock traders.
A butterless cake will stick if the pan is greased after rinsing, cold water should not be used to prevent sticking. Helium costs about 2.08 cents per cubic foot to produce, with transport adding 5 to 49 cents per cubic foot. Scottish deer hounds are rare in the United States due to hunting laws and preference for heavier game dogs. The original of Nares in The Wrecker is said to be Captain Otis. White alkali soil contains salt, black alkali contains sodium carbonate and harms crops. test requires instruments to distinguish.
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