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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
3
The Daly Mail notes a new peace spirit in Europe may boost American earnings as investors anticipate renewed trade and prosperity. It highlights that peace could unlock greater industrial power and a return to the world market, urging Americans to focus on self-sustaining growth and mutual trade.
The Maryland State Roads Commission chair seeks General Assembly authority to set road widths and restrict building near future widenings. The plan aims to manage rising traffic while circumstantially delaying construction but could involve condemning land and incurring large expenses.
The article notes a booming stock market with strong demand for securities and widespread speculative activity. It highlights investor confidence, rising prices, and broad support from many sectors, while suggesting the rally nears a peak as market conditions intensify amid general optimism.
An old medical note compares chickenpox and smallpox, noting superficial vesicles in chickenpox versus deep ruptures in smallpox. It outlines transmission, typical age range, mild to serious outcomes, possible complications like nephritis and brain involvement, and standard care such as bed rest and baths.
Questions and answers discuss Doug in Fairbanks using a bullwhip and define Tee cream as a frozen dairy product with at least 14 percent milk fat under Department of Agriculture purity standards.
The text discusses chickenpox noting contagion is high as vesicles rupture and spread directly from person to person. It covers transmission through contaminated objects and cautions on exposure, with a brief aside about an illness arising from contact and a historical question about a record voyage time in 1923.
End of armed occupation coincides with the signing of the treaty of Lorarne marking the Ruhr exit for German owners after years of conflict. France considers withdrawing troops and seeks conciliation as Versailles obligations are reassessed. The outlook suggests Germany will meet obligations under the plan, with war risk reduced.
The American Federation of Labor supports a coalition to reduce industrial waste by addressing factors from both management and labor. Through popular education and joint effort, wastes in production could be minimized, benefiting the nation.
Washington dispatch reports Major General Hart at the Reserve Officer Association convention in Kansas City described the Winter Plattsburg program. It seeks esprit de corps, practical professional knowledge for Quartermaster Reserves, and extending participation to patriotic citizens to foster national interest and readiness.
The Plattsburg movement evolved from World War I links between the Quartermaster Reserve Corps and civilian cooperation. Since 1912 a network of winter meetings, led by Colonel Walter A. Dempsey and other officials, expanded to 26 cities and later planned 11 more, despite winter isolation in Governor’s Island. Membership grew as Army officers and civilian members formed a structured organization with officers and records, emphasizing mutual understanding of military service and civilian duties.
The text outlines a view that the Secretary of War and a Quartermaster General each head a service, and that the office of the Quartermaster General is divided among the services. It reflects organizational ideas of military supply leadership and chain of command.
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