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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1923

Page

3

fragmented OCR notices from Hagerstown Post Office publication

Damaged OCR text outlines periodical circulation details for the Hagerstown Post Office and affiliated offices. It references Foreign Representative REL SUHER inc and Prokaw Eldar, along with distribution and paid circulation figures for August 1923 and August 1922, noting average gains and department mail reach.

REL Suher Inc Prokaw Eldar Appart Brosdwey New York Michigan Ave

Critics Debate Valor and Vanity in War Era Glories

The piece critiques writings praising human tenacity and national resilience after Japan's disaster, noting a reckless glorying in triumphant manhood. It contrasts calls for humility with warnings of Europe’s looming catastrophe and recalls the Wilson League and Harding’s stance on international cooperation and the World Court.

Harding And The League Peace Debate Recalled

Professor Fisher notes that Harding supported a League of Nations like the proposed covenant but opposed a Democratic named league. He recalls Harding favored a functional League, while Republican opposition thwarted the treaty and Wilson maintained willingness to revise provisions.

Fisher Harding United States League Professor Fisher League of Nations Fiygue Wilson

Rum-runners and Prohibition Debate Stir Washington

Washington debates showy failures of Prohibition Chief Haynes as dissidence grows over enforcement. A London interview with Captain Leonard St John Clare claims 2,000,000 cases of whisky slipped into New York in twenty-two months, while officials insist liquor from the high seas is minimal. The piece notes casualties in Corfu and questions enforcement sincerity amid bootlegger fortunes.

London New York Times Leonard St. John Clare Himeself Clare Haynes High

Haskin’s Letter on Russian Oil Concession to Sinclair

Frederic J. Haskin reports that the Soviet government granted the Sinclair oil interests a concession to develop southern Russian oil fields near Baku and Batumi on the Caspian and Black Seas. The piece notes prior Soviet control, rumored mismanagement, and symbolically links the Tegian push for foreign skill with a shift in oil exports amid global ententes. It highlights a delegation led by Harry Sinclair and possibly Kermit Roosevelt in response to evolving international oil relations.

Frederic J Haskin Washington Sept Dipstan-Ameri Id Russia 19 Sinclair Oil Interests United States Russia Keeen Baku Caspian End Batup Black Sus Royal Dutch Shell Harry Sinclair Kermit Roosevelt

Russia trip echoes U S oil policy shift

An article fragment recalls U S interest in Russian oil concessions amid Harding Hoover era pressure to expand American oil control. It notes foreign adventurers in Moscow seeking favors, forged credentials, and officials wary of grand promises as summer approaches.

Ter Russia United States Harding Hoover Thimeettau Cepheirl John LD. Rockefeller J. P.morgan

Unappreciated Now the Doors of Education Opened Wide

A fragmented poem laments children’s reluctance to embrace schooling and learning’s magic, contrasting eager vision with reported disinterest as education remains a demanding, years long journey under a tyrant-like schooling system.

Questions and Answers from The Daily Mail Bureau

Readers can get brief facts from the Daily Mail Information Bureau on topics from soup lather to ship tonnage. Questions cover soap air emulsions, vessel interior volume to tonnage, honorary degrees, port traffic, Jewish grave emblems, and Ford car investment.

Png Mail Information Bureau Frederick J. Haskin Washington, D. C Ictone Bo Utha Inquirer M.N. A Bureau of Chemeiry

Automobile venture grows huge profits over two decades

The record shows 300000 cars sold with sales topping 4.0 billion dollars. Estimated profits exceed 807 million, or about 21 678 per day from an initial 28 000 invested to start the business.

the OF and Gas Journal Ford

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