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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
2
From Shreveport to Hagerstown this piece extols local civic spirit and coordinated effort. It notes a $40,000,000 surge in real estate values over twenty years in Hagerstown and its county, praising steady investment at home and urging continued communal cooperation to stimulate growth.
A quotation from Eph 5 28 2 and a Pope line reflect on marriage as a divine gift. The readings urge men to cherish wives as their own bodies, tying love of spouse to self love.
The article analyzes early returns across states suggesting Prohibition will not dominate political debate. It notes New Jersey shifting toward Democrats by about 40,000 votes and comments on New York mayoral implications for Democratic strength. It discusses Governor Coolidge era signals and Republican prospects amid mixed results.
A garbled postal-like note from Natchez urges aggressive publicity to unlock rapid regional development similar to Florida. It extols climate water and transportation, claiming Logiana can rise like Florida if residents push big projects and opportunities.
An article describes the Eastman School of the Dance and Dramatic Action at the University of Rochester, aiming to blend Greek life principles with dance and drama. It highlights music’s key role and contrasts classic Greek ideals with a modern, vigorous artistic movement.
A historical discussion argues for reducing foreign debt through tax cuts and early repayment. Proponents claim the U S has funds to pay and can lessen interest by faster repayment, avoiding transferring wartime costs to future generations and reducing foreign debt loads.
A historic civic notice emphasizes the shared risk of tuberculosis typhoid fever and other illnesses. It warns that unsanitary contact across homes shops and services can spread diseases through milk and common objects. Pasteurized milk and preventive hygiene are urged as essential protections for all residents.
A digest of questions and answers on furs, exhibits at the 1926 Philadelphia exposition, tomato growing from a single plant, literacy census plans for 1925, and details on long term Copper spike and Shenandoah framework. Notable items include fox furs, city features, and the 1869 golden spike ceremony at Promontory Summit.
A fragmentary dialogue blends trivia and opinions on oil well output in the United States, land purchases, and travel spending in Canada. It touches on a Geological Survey estimate of seven barrels per day per U.S. oil well, Florida and Louisiana land costs, and Canada tourism revenues around 140 million dollars, with digressions on Americanism and frost protection.
Frederic J. Haskin reports that federal prisons grow with new laws and Prohibition. Prison population rose to 8818 by June, prompting calls for new facilities including a women’s prison at Alderson West Virginia. Officials advocate first offenders housing to cut crowding and cost. The piece discusses broader justice department plans and social implications.
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