14 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented column discusses Repsign rhetoric on tariffs and bonds, then pivots to a Portland pastor Rev McElveen facing resignation over profanity. It critiques taxation, isolationism, and wartime finance while questioning clerical language and moral standards.
Washington letters discuss public sentiment against prohibition, noting 85 percent oppose enforcement and the need for large resources. The piece compares enforcing the Volstead Act to drug laws, cites forged permits, bootleg operations, and dangerous alcohol substitutes, and urges substantial funding for effective prohibition.
A public notice offers readers a question service from The Daily Mal Information Bureau directed by Frederick J. Haskin in Washington DC. It states the bureau will not give legal medical or financial advice and will not settle domestic troubles. Readers should write plainly provide name address and two cents for return postage.
United Press report from Inverness Scotland on September 14 states two Sinn Fein courtiers delivered De Valera's reply to a British invitation for a conference. The Irish note was handed to Premier Lloyd George in Zeerloch while Bolshevik repudiation of Russian bonds and currency is noted. A Virginia motel rate protest and maid of honor endorsement are also mentioned.
The Geological Survey estimates about 24 000 miles of petroleum pipelines in the United States. Cooperative societies are widespread but no firm global count exists. an estimated 30 009 000 to 40 000 000 people participate in such organizations worldwide. In golf rules, dropping behind the hazard has no fixed distance. must align with entry point. Napoleon’s Moscow to Paris retreat reportedly covered 1400 miles in about 12 hours, averaging nearly five miles per hour given road and weather conditions. The original owner of Boston land is identified as the Rev William Rinckstone, who settled there after leaving England to avoid bishops.
Dr William E Barton argues that when a man is solvent he should place his home in his wife’s name and record it openly. He contends the home is a family asset and preferred by creditors, and protecting wife and children may require such action before trouble arises.
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