Daily Mail publication notice and rates
The Daily Mail of Hagerstown lists publishing details at 45 South Jonathan St with subscriptions four fifty per year or six cents per month. Foreign representation through KNILIL-BURKE ING Orekan Drug, New York. Mail routes and circulation notices appear, including Postal service references and rates for the March 1925 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tik Mall Puttishing Co
Jonathan St. Hagerstown
Knilil-Burke
Orekan Drug
62Nd
Broadway
New York
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Atlanta
G& Jee
Wall Street Slump and Market Theory Echoes
Stocks surged yet commodities lagged, sending Wall Street into a muted decline. The New York Times hints that profits hinge on steady sales and controlled prices, while call for moderate price rises to sustain demand. The piece also notes daily Koran readings by Mohammedan lectors and Tibetan wheel prayers as parallel rituals, contrasted for logic.
Borah Decries Centralization At Izaak Walton League
Senator Borah attacked federal centralization as the most expensive and inefficient form of government and warned it erodes home rule. He urged restoring balance between federal and state powers to preserve local control and the people’s heritage, targeting both parties for rhetoric over action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suljeet
Izaak Walton League
Ing
Washington
Daily Thought On Reproof And Stubborn Minds
A proverb about one who resists correction hardens his neck and faces sudden ruin. The note adds Southey on how a stubborn mind yields little to wisdom or happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southey
Easter Sun Dance Folklore Through Ages
An exploration of old beliefs about the sun dancing on Easter morning in Devonshire and Scotland. The piece notes that such superstitions faded with science yet the Easter period remains a time of joy and divine reflections, even if the sun’s dance is not real.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Reading the Bible in a Day At Tennessee Church
A Tenn Yin New York church congregation read the entire Bible in one day with about 200 participants. They began at 3 a.m. and finished at 5 p.m. The event drew comparisons to prior feats and suggested the experience offered personal benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & P
Fragmented Odds and Ends From a City Page
A garbled OCR passage references a downtown scene with a fan, a woman, a wine event, a Gehing tackle, and Paris. It includes stray lines about a divorce, a police charging a man with vagrancy, and nonsensical phrases about shopping with wives. The fragment is incoherent but hints at local social chatter and legal notices.
Rowell's Column on Language and Politics
Chester H. Rowell critiques modern psycho analytic jargon and political discourse, noting slang versus high language, and the gap between print and speech. He discusses California education, literacy, and the German election, arguing that two party dynamics shape parliamentary and presidential outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. Rowell
California School Board
Emerson quip on fame and famous mouse traps
In a reader Q and A from a journal, Emerson’s remark about chasing common fame is cited. Elbert Hubbard later paraphrased it as a world following a man who makes a better mouse trap. The exchange also covers questions about radishes, by products, quatrains, political bosses, boas versus pythons, and Philippine newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Hhis
Elbert Hubbard
Marine Band saved by omnibus bill in 1920s
Frederick J. Haskin writes that the Marine Band faced dissolution before Congress passed the omnibus bill, restoring pay and back allowances hours before the inaugural parade. The band, a Washington institution since 1775, has served presidents and aided morale from Valley Forge to the capital’s festivals.
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Frederick J. Haskin
Washington
Marine Band
Pennsylvania Avenue
Coolidge
Capitol
Omniibus
America
Congress
Comptroller of the Treasury
Rock Creek Park
Library of Congress
Washington Monument
Smithsonian Institution
Lavery
United States
George Washington
Gorge
Valley Forge
Continental Congress
Pennsylvania
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Marine Corps
White House
Jefferson
Unl
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Hagerstown
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Henate
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Mr. Borah
Walton
Fed
Senator Borah
Vourre
Daily Thought
Eester
Devonshire
Epheres
N.Y
Acconprepation
Dyamite
Zere
Rip
Hale
Paris
Bendanthine
Yrig
Rowell
California
New York Herald Tribune
East
Far West
West
University of California
Tatter Developments
Onc
Marx
Chebert
Fienmany
Asia
G. N
Matthew Quay
Hoe
Republican State Committee
National Committee
Indo-China
Malay Archipelago
Philippines
K. C
Hal Cochran
Bunny
Isach
Sonny
Easter
Everything Electrical
the Edison Shop of
Potomac Edison Company
Public Square
Phillipy
Wall Paper
Potomac &T
Haskim
Harry G
E. Franklin
Bentz & Dunn
the House OF Shoes
Aon Awning Co
W. H. Mowen
Jon
St. Opp
Court House
Phore
Jonathan
Ibney, Florist
Buena Vista Ave
Concord St
Holston River Lumber CO
Above
Hagerstown Trust Company
Maryland Surety & Trust Co
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