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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1925
Page
2
Fragmentary biblical verse and garbled text warn that greed leads to ruin and nakedness. The lines reference joining houses, seeking place, and a fall into poverty, with scattered misprints and unclear attribution suggesting a devotional or fragmented manuscript note.
A fragmented opinion piece argues that men are not inherently bad but careless and lazy, reflecting on leadership, intellect, and civic effort. It critiques voters and politicians, urging self-examination over relying on slogans and excuses. The text contrasts supposed faults with calls for personal responsibility and study of issues.
A flawed reflection laments local life and progress. The writer argues freedom and neighborly honesty matter while criticizing human carelessness and a tendency to ignore issues. The piece hints at basic needs like food and shelter shaping attitudes toward change.
A Perth Amboy police list names up to a thousand residents blamed for outdoor activity on Sundays. The piece criticizes New Jersey blue laws, arguing they are outdated, unenforceable, and moralistic, while urging repeal and calling for citizen honesty and lawful conduct.
A fragmented letter discusses marriage and wedding attire with erratic typing and unclear guidance. The writer mentions a person named KG and joking references to a car incident and a witchy envy while urging hard work and learning. The text remains largely unreadable and speculative.
Healthy individuals can spread infections through secretions and excretions carried by bodies or by insects. Carriers shed germs after infections, and common illnesses like influenza, scarlet fever, and diphtheria spread via droplets, contaminated towels, or utensils.
A quiz page presents Q and A on farming frost drama and typography. It notes alfalfa hay should not be frozen for stock and details a discussion on ancient drama origins and early theater. It lists Evelyn Lomeman as first woman sculptor in the National Academy of Design and cites Horace Stellnitz’s 163 WPM typewriter speed record from 1917.
Fragmentary quiz notes reveal trivia on typing speeds and test records by Albert Tangora, gear lengths for 4 man golf, and Greece population 1920 at 5,447,078. The text also quotes law as public opinion translated into statutes and comments on public sentiment.
D G Rowe and Aaron Newcomer made a business trip to Baltimore Thursday. Frank Miner visited in our village Sunday. Miss Susie Newcomer visited her brother George Newcomer Sunday. Weldon Eshelman, 8 year old, unable to attend school due to a sprained leg from a fall. Sunday callers at Mr and Mrs Joseph Newcomer included Mr and Mrs Alien McWee Mrs Arden Newcomer and daughter Catherine Miss Molfay Hildebrand Beaver Creek Mr and Mrs Reginald Watts and Mr and Mrs Roy Newcomer and daughter. John Newcomer and family visited Samuel Mentzer Sunday. Mrs John Bayer near Smyers Mil visited her sister Mrs G M Newcomer Monday.
Arles of Incorporation for the Yellow Cab Transit Company recorded in Court Hallua. First year directors Anguatia Ludwig J Cleveland Grice and Fred B Miller. Capital stock listed at 5000 dollars. Company operates the Yellow Cab system locally.
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