07 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1923
Page
1
A fragmented notice lists rates of 40 cents a month or a week for copies, with 3 cents for postage. It mentions Foreign Representative XNIII-HURER INC in Brookaway and a Broadway address. Postal details and department contacts are noted for Hagerstown Post in August 1932.
The essay contrasts 1898 Spain Cuba tensions with 1923 foreign policy, arguing the League of Nations shapes restraint and arbitration. It notes the US isolation, European ambitions, and the need for diplomacy over war, citing the Chicago fire relief as an example of cross‑city aid and communal action.
The article notes escalating glove costs as tariffs on leather goods take effect. It details new duties: men and boys gloves up to 12 inches at five dollars per dozen, women and girls at four dollars, plus additional per dozen charges for lining and embellishments. A minimum duty of 50 percent and maximum 70 percent ad valorem applies.
The question suggests Republicans missed a chance to tax every individual desiring warm hands next winter. It implies fiscal policy debate, potential taxation proposals, and partisan stance on household comfort costs in the upcoming season.
Frederic J. Haskin discusses a proposed government role in par value for checks matching paper currency. The piece explains the gold settlement fund, its current size, and how netting figures avoids actual gold movement, along with the high costs of check collection and the evolving Federal Reserve clearing system.
Fragmentary references mix satire about Quillen's writings with notes on Act I and Act II topics. It mentions a conservative statesman named John and a retiree facing life choices, plus a dismissive remark on prizes for the sexiest novel of the year.
A fragmented critique touches on paying for zero war, reform towns, and a boastful New York view. It notes the law of supply and demand not always applying and mocks modern versus ancient literature with scattered phrases and misquoted lines.
A garbled historical note discusses keeping a tile of the honor in an arcane tove phrase. It mentions a fable about a man with social ambitions and a minor monetary shortage, and a remark on Leonard Wood and politics in the Islands. The text is largely indecipherable with many misspellings.
Reader service notices invite questions on varied topics. Questions cover whether Coolidge belonged to a college fraternity, if any animal never drinks water, lumber-producing states, and Plymouth Rock dimensions. Answers cite Phi Gamma Delta membership, gemsbok moisture from plants, 1923 lumber leaders Washington Oregon Louisiana Mississippi California, and Plymouth Rock measurements six feet by three by three with the 1620 date carved on its face.
The passage quotes various excerpts and questions about historic events and symbols. It mentions the Rock of Gibraltar like omen stories, the Alamo inscription Thermopylae quote, the Massacre at the Alamo, a dearest ring clue, and enumerate eight federated states under Soviet Central Executive Committee, citing regions such as Russia proper, Ukraine, White Russia, and others.
Charles Luty of 293 Orange Street Newark New Jersey reports dramatic improvement after using Plant Juice medicine. He says his stomach, bowels, and kidneys function better, appetite returns, nerves settle, and sleep improves. Product sold in Hagerstown and at local pharmacies.
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