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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1923
Page
4
A mid-1920s article argues that rising wool costs and tariffs drive higher prices for fall suits and overcoats. It assigns blame to the Woolen Trust and tariff policies, while defending retailers and noting tariff lobby narratives. The piece cites the Fair Tariff League and discusses political framing around protection versus free trade.
An unsigned pamphlet titled What the Tariff Does to Nanas was circulated by the Fair Tariff League with Miles as chair. It drew a Washington Bureau statement from a Republican National Committee correspondent critiquing alleged misrepresentations. The piece notes purportedly inflated tariff losses and questions the fairness of the Democratic critique.
Cambridge scientists report yellow clothing repels mosquitoes and that darkness reduces bites while flies are drawn to carrion scents. They note wind and nearby breeding grounds influence insect activity and warn stagnant water attracts mosquitoes, with insects responding to color and odor in complex patterns.
The readable lines describe a golden rod from Wyoming, its wide fragrance, and visuals of glow and beauty. scattered phrases mention byways and wheels, with unclear fragments about a ward and a person named Tae. The text is garbled but centers on a scented rod and its appeal.
Insects distributing flowers pollen enable cross fertilization and reproduction. Insect life is the greatest natural enemy of man after gems. Science studying insects wages a world war for all of us.
Frederic J. Haskin reports that a government laboratory in northwest Washington hosts an artificial freezing chamber. Professor Kanult created temperatures so low that ordinary thermometers fail and the face of the city swelters outside. The piece playfully notes the contrast between Washington summer heat and this controlled cold, and discusses how such measurements are obtained and interpreted.
Reader questions cover origins of gerrymander the meaning of warmup terms and climate belts to cotton weaving history and the term geyser. The exchange cites 1812 Massachussets redistricting and Gerrymander retort, nine US climate belts, and ancient cotton weaving origins with references to Cadman and Hydra Houdini among others.
A garbled OCR style fragment features stray quotes and distorted phrases about hell and ancestors. It includes a mistaken exchange about a husband’s comments on his wife’s figure and lingering remarks on attractiveness, all in a jumbled, nonsensical sequence.
A restaurant keeper recounts stomach trouble and relief after trying Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. He claims the simple preparation clears the vitallary matter from the digestive tract and soothes inflammation, offering a money back guarantee. Sold by PD C. Aughinbaugh & Son and druggists everywhere.
The text critiques ideal government tied to factional control and cites England and Germany as civilizing agents in a varied historical frame. It mentions a "get-noquidized" plan and notes about infants learning to swim and delve, with ages 18 months and 8 years referenced in a disjointed manner.
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