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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
2
A fragmented 1900s style column discusses an intelligent orangutan at the New York Zoo as evidence of evolution and shifts to a political critique of tariff policy. It questions Congress efficiency, cites Walter J. Miller of Council Bluffs, Iowa, and comments on duties, exports, and Republican stance.
Buffalo reporter tours a perfume plant showing a quarter million dollars in imported essences and the process from petals to aroma. The head chemist explains storage, distillation, and the long history of scent from Catherine de Medici to Louis XV, noting perfume’s rise from aristocratic treasure to common use.
This compact Q and A page covers general knowledge topics. It answers queries on jelly freezing effects, red blood cells color, ex-service members counts, Burns quotation, the Great Wall purpose, the Rosetta Stone, palindromes, and Russo Japanese War weapon ranges with straightforward explanations.
A fine art by G K Chesterton reports his Jerusalem visit, noting critics promising disappointment but Chesterton finding the city as rich as others claim. He argues travelers should cultivate not being disappointed, and observes how habit helps one enjoy life despite flaws and trials. The piece adds a remark on penmanship enriching the brain.
Paris reports the latest craze as Georges Carpentrer adopts the new corset belt. Americans’ belt style is praised for its utility and four inch width, with leather and embroidered versions advertised for women. The trend is linked to wartime wear and luxury branding.
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