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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
3
A fragment discusses Associated Press rights and republication reserves, praising a world where protection lies in fraternity rather than arms. It contrasts European peace with distant naval power, urging enduring fair dealing and benevolence in international conduct.
A concise spiritual meditation notes how a small flame can grow into a great matter and warns that delaying action allows fires to rage unchecked, echoing biblical and Shakespearean imagery about urgency and consequences.
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to equip 7%G locomotives and over 1 006 miles of double track with electric center devices under ICC oversight. The system signals engineers about obstructions a mile ahead and auto- Stops with green and red lights, plus a white clearance light. It aids safety on bridges and slides, reducing risk in severe weather and poor track conditions.
Fragmented text discusses language muddle and social views with scattered phrases about assurance, bravery, and risk. It notes road danger and statistics claiming autos kill two people per hour in the United States, then contrasts cultural norms in Afghanistan and America about marriage and longevity.
A columnist argues against excessive childrearing rules drawing on Coolidge era views. The piece connects strict parenting to steady expectations and cites reliability of behavior amidst changing social theories. It notes habit power in coal use and urges safer rail crossings with government action to prevent automobile railroad accidents.
In Vancouver’s Stanley Park a September 16 ceremony unveils a memorial funded by Canadian and U S subscriptions. The tablet quotes President Harding blessing cross border friendship with lines about mutual protection and growing ties through shared commerce and travel.
Rowell argues against labeling beer bills as beer and wine. He asserts brewers do not make wine and warns that adding wine would jeopardize constitutional chances. He urges a Jeffersonian desire for less government and more lawful clarity as Congress faces future issues.
Washington reports a Rockefeller Foundation review estimates 456 medical schools across 69 nations. Dr. George E. Vincent argues future doctors shift to health counselling, with general practitioners remaining vital through teamwork, prevention, and patient guidance amid rising specialist dominance.
A Q and A column details a nonstop cross country run from Los Angeles to New York by Lieutenant Leigh M. Wade and Linton Wella. They completed 3965 miles in under a week using a rotating-tire jack and a special gas tank, eating without stopping. The piece also answers questions on Helium lift, Michigan’s rights, early golf clubs, and the first glove-wearing catcher.
A literary note from the Helen and Warren series highlights Mabel Herbert Winer's piece in Sundey's Batt more American, titled Warren, Merces a Sty, reflecting early 20th century regional prose and stylistic exploration.
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