27 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
1
A religious quotation from Proverbs 29 15 notes a child left to himself brings shame to his mother and Terence adds a parallel about parental hopes for children. The brief item presents moral reflection rather than news.
President Coolidge highlights rising lawlessness shown daily in New York Chicago and Boston noting officials concede crime and disorder. He stresses government must maintain order and administer justice while recognizing human freedom and limits on legislating morality amid calls for fewer better enforced laws.
A fragmentary Baltimore era column discusses Mr. Weiler, known as Ol Man Weiler, and W. Bladen Lowndes amid Maryland Republican power struggles. It cites rumors of anti Weiler groups forming in Baltimore, possible primary opposition, and questions about Weiler’s fate in state politics.
Turmoil in Texas as factions rally against former Governor Miriam A Ferguson and her influence in the Legislature. Reports allege highway contract changes favored allies, prompting calls to curb Ferguson power and probe contracting practices amid a charged political climate.
The article critiques voters distracted by wealth in a period of prosperity, arguing capable leaders are too busy for politics. It mentions threats of impeachment against the female governor of Texas and questions who can govern the Commonwealth effectively amid distraction and mistrust.
Text appears as a garbled OCR fragment with scattered phrases about readiness and future, containing no clear event, persons, or organizations to identify. It lacks coherent newsworthy content and is not tied to any specific report.
The article discusses rheumatic fever as a common, infectious precursor to heart disease, noting its prevalence in ages 15 to 35 and higher in men. It warns against self treatment, urges bed rest and physician care, and lists possible predisposing causes such as enlarged tonsils, dental issues, and exposure to cold or respiratory infections.
Q Was Rube Waddell regarded as a Comedian like Nick Altrock A Rube Waddell was not the same sort of filmmaker He was a [rick I Pite her Q Is the instrument in the end trace hall of the new science building in Washington the pendulum to a clock G T C A It to a pendulum that shows that the earth is rotating It is part of a clock Q Is it true that wheat grows on every continent If not where does the United States ship her exports P A A Wheat is cultivated to some ex
A fragmented page presents a series of trivia questions and answers on global wheat supply divorce rates postal savings, and honey plants. It cites Rosia, Derublam states, the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands, Scandinavia, Belgium, Italy, France, Hawaii, and Canada. It notes U.S. divorce ratios 1922 and postal savings totals 132 million dollars as of 1925. It lists alfalfa honey as major U.S. honey source with regional flowers named across states and regions.
A garbled ochre field of text shows fragmentary phrases and quirky diction. The passage hints at a tale begun with a strained exclamation and a mouth opening as if to speak a strange word.
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