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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
2
Williamaport porch house of delegates J Siffer Funk Ratmond J Funkhouser Hagerstown George R Crowther Beltersburg named in the tax related proceedings.
The piece argues police corruption undermines good government in cities like New York and Chicago, noting incentives for politicians to shield police for favors. It also covers partisan tension in Congress over revenue bills and a New York accident where a sidewalk elevator shaft injured a man on Vanderbuilt property, with a $260,000 damages suit filed.
A piece critiques farmers pressure for a 26 percent cut in freight rates on farm products while other commodities are deemed less important. It notes no congressional move to pay railway payrolls, threats of strikes, and debate over rail refunds. The piece links Harding’s stance to internal GOP factionalism and calls for concrete policy action to avoid national harm.
New York City October 14 Professor Walter B Pitkin of Columbia University warns writers that amateur movie scripts are rarely used by producers. Finish polished works already published appeal more than raw material. Studios receive thousands of unsold scripts weekly while output of new subjects is limited.
Readers are urged to send plain inquiries with full names and addresses to The Daily Mail Information Bureau Frederick J Heskin Director Washington D C. The page lists sample Q A items on skilled versus unskilled labor road tolls on Pike's Peak comb care Morris chair naming President’s yacht Mayflower price and other trivia with brief factual answers.
Diamond Dyes promise rich Tadeless color for worn curtains, skirts, draperies, and fabrics. The kit includes simple directions any woman can follow and guarantees no streaking, spotting, fading, or rubbing. Customers are advised to tell their druggist material type whether wool, silk, linen, cotton, or mixed goods.
The piece cites Judge Gilbert H. Gary on abnormal times creating distorted minds and moral decay. It argues economic cycles will restore material wealth, but ethical values require deliberate effort by right minded men and women to restore society. Repentance is urged as the supreme national need.
A speaker urges readers to listen to others and value diverse opinions over constant chatter. The verse critiques habitual talking and promotes weighing different viewpoints, highlighting the benefit of open minds and shared wisdom.
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