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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
2
The Hagerstown Fair opens today for a five day run, upholding a long county and state tradition in agriculture and horticulture. Extensive remarks praise the fair’s growth, community effort, and enduring importance despite past reverses, with emphasis on its role as a civic institution and local showcase.
Frederic J. Haskin notes plans for a $2,000,000 Eastman School of Music shaping Rochester to produce 2,000 pupils at a time, with affordable lessons and practical appreciation through moving picture shows. The project aims to democratize music education, reduce need to study abroad, and inspire national philanthropy and library-style public support.
A government weather bureau reply explains that the warmest middle Atlantic waters near the Jersey coast occur in the July to August period. It notes July typically yields the highest surface temperatures, with August close behind, based on Weather Bureau records.
A grand residence in Charlottesville. The 15 room Spanish style home of J. Shepherd on a 109 acre tract, valued at 100000, was destroyed with contents. Mrs Belle Bushnell formerly of New Orleans is the owner. The family barely escaped in night clothes. Total losses around 175000.
A fragment from a historical record notes thirty eight pyramids Persily located in Deyot along a sixty mile stretch of the Nile. The text mentions a range of cryptic figures about animals and poisoning in the United States and references the Bank of England securing water guard and water insurance on its gold bullion supply.
The piece criticizes punitive peace terms and the push for buffer states like Hungary Romania Slovakia Poland Lithuania Latvia and others. It recalls 1914 proposals by Britain and the United States for a neutral strip across the Americas aided by Indian tribes. It notes American rejection, then argues for humane boundaries without buffer nations and cites failures at Vernailles as proof of flawed diplomacy.
A laborer details hardship toward earning modest wages and finally splurging on a rare treat after a long wait, noting the relief of small comforts like clothing for children and basic meals. The narrator emphasizes the contrast between months of struggle and a recent moment of personal reward.
A New York woman reports using Parisian Sage for two weeks and notices hair looks wonderfully increased in beauty, heavier, and free from dandruff. The ad-like fragment mentions Aughinbaugh or Knelsley Drug stores as the supplying outlets.
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