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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
4
Public notice from The Daily Mail showing circulation figures, rates, and mailing offices. Includes foreign representation, address blocks, and post office entry details. Mentions total paid circulation for August 1925 and internal department contacts.
A brief miscitation notes that evil communications corrupt good manners citing 1 Corinthians 15 33 and remarks that volumes might be written on the piety of the pious. The lines reflect a moral reflection typical of period editorial tone.
Governor Ritchie backs observance of Fire Prevention Week. He cites fifteen thousand lives lost and 548.81 million dollars in property destroyed nationwide last year, with Maryland suffering its share. He urges a broad crusade, warning that all communities, including Hagerstown, must act as guardians of safety and prevent fires through vigilant household and business practices.
A discussion on how European nations struggle to pay debts to the United States and allies, with proposed shifts to goods and commodities as payment. It notes gold shortages, tariff barriers, and debates at the League of Nations economic conference. References to France Germany England and Italy, and remarks from Owen D Young and Senator Butler.
Readable fragments indicate a public notice related to distribution of material rights and republication restrictions. The text references Associated Press input and local publication, with rights reserved and credits not provided. No clear dates, names, or concrete actions could be confirmed.
Rowell reviews UC policy requiring entering students to pass a 500 word English writing test or take a special course at a fee. He questions why many educated youths cannot write well and cites slovenly English, democratization of education, and fear-based discipline as factors. He cites tragic examples and discusses broader educational psychology and art exhibitions as context.
Answers to questions cover meat consumption daily in the United States about 60 million pounds and 6600 Indian Service workers. fear of tuberculosis is phthisiophobia. cedar shingles mostly western red cedar 70 to 80 percent with other cedars and woods used. national art exhibitions held annually with eligibility criteria per the American Federation of Art.
A fragmentary column critiques gender roles and social norms, including government control, labels for women, birth control, class privilege, and the humor of everyday life. It muses on youth discipline, public behavior, policing, fashion terms, and shared human fatigue in a local voice.
A reader notes a misprint about a new family moving in next door and their furniture, while a witty anti establishment line on reg ister scorn reflects the Intelligentsia mood. The piece mocks language errors and the idea that private vice equals public danger.
A local notice touts Adlerika as a quick remedy for constipation. It claims the product cures stomach upsets by relieving gas and bloating in about an hour, avoiding griping. Stores listed include D. G. Aughinbaugh & Son in Knelsley's Pharmacy, Washington Square, and Jon B. Ander ton in Clearspring, Md.
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