20 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary note lists an outreach to the Audit Bureau of Circulation from the Hagerstown Post with a date in 1922, a partial phone number, and references to Daly Ja Setahen and an address line, suggesting a press office filing or circulation inquiry.
The piece argues that rising costs expose the Republican claim that tariffs uplift prosperity. It contends higher prices do not mean more money in pocketbooks and mocks the tariff philosophy that consumers pay more yet gain wealth.
Industrial unrest spreads as about 6,000 pottery workers in Trepion and nearby towns walk off to protest a 20 percent wage cut amid Fordney McCumber tariff hikes. The National Brotherhood of Operation Potters and related plants foresee wider walkouts as price increases bite consumers and producers.
Washington observes that Britain plans to tax rubber exports from its colonies, raising prices for crude rubber imported by the United States. The tax would lift the cost of tires and rubber goods, harming American industry while signaling a broader pattern of reprisals. Officials anticipate similar actions on tin and tea, expanding trade frictions between the two nations.
A quirky reader Q and A column covers topics from birds to architecture and copyright. It notes weapon-to-farm tool aims in 1876 Philadelphia and Paris Exposition, Gibson Girl model lore, mansard roof etymology, and postal rules for copyright matter.
An old advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as rapid relief for rheumatism and aching joints. It promises quick warming tingling sensation within minutes and claims to soothe severe pain, urging sufferers to apply the product for near instant comfort.
A jumble of quoted lines and stray phrases from a damaged text. It references memoirs, infidelity, moral support, and social mores with scattered, unclear wording. Multiple mis-typed segments and stray names appear without coherent narrative or context.
An old medical advertisement claims drinking water and taking Dr Pierce's Anuric Tablets before meals can cure backache and Kidney pain. It cites testimonials from Mr Morris of Richmond and a trial offer from Buffalo, urging readers to obtain a trial package for relief and longer life.
A fragment recalls 87 events linked to Bassatone and Aataatng, noting a yearly pempan with ambiguous references. The sparse text hints at a retrospective timeline and named figures, but lacks clear actions or locations to confirm specifics.
An advertisement promises a simple fat loss method with Marmola prescription tablets claiming harmlessness and no dieting or exercise. It touts low cost and availability at one dollar through dragists or direct from Marmola Co in Detroit, urging readers to reduce excess weight without effort or danger.
Advertises Cantilever Shoes as a safe method to feel younger by supporting the arch with a flexible cantilever shank. Claims improved circulation and posture, and features a testimonial about feeling ten years younger, with Hagerstown as the agent location.
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