Net Paid Circulation of Mail March 1925
Publication details from The Daily Mail show subscription rates by Mall or Selly and a report on the Audit Bureau of Circulation. It lists foreign representatives, contact lines, and circulation department notes for Hagerstown with a history of net paid circulation figures for March 1925 and March 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunna
Canta & Mont
Haw
York
Kienigan Ave
Sams
Constitution Edge
Atlanta
Audit Bureau of
Ai Communications
Danly
Hagerstown
Postoolice
Fumbern
TOSB
The Boy An Appreciation And Youth Week Reflections
An article reflecting on worldwide Boys Week urging care for youth development and moral guidance. It notes Washington Jefferson Roosevelt as reminders of virtue, discusses city planning, traffic, and a Michigan hotel sheet law, and comments on Gerald Chapman’s trial and public fascination with fighters.
Back to School Campaign Urges Educational Support
The piece argues for renewed focus on education during a season of planning. It calls for better facilities, improved teaching, and stronger programs to shape disciplined, healthy youth and a prosperous nation. It notes large sums will be spent on memorials this year as a contrast to investing in education and moral development.
Daily Thought Inspired by Scripture and Poem
A short reflective card quoting Galatians about sowing and reaping plus a line from Celia Thaxter on a golden day redeeming a weary year. The tone echoes devotional and literary newspaper items of columnar origin.
The Age of Miracles and World Diplomats
ROWELL'S COLUMN notes a new book on parenting by fear. It contrasts adult control with child discipline and questions efficiency argued by frightened workers. It highlights Lucille Anderson as a pioneer in the American diplomatic service and praises Coolidge's handshake decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dlamament
Germany
Hindenburg
Jesson
Reagan
New York
Chicago
Aladdin
Faust Ani
Lucille Anderson
Columbus
Legation
Berns
Coolidge
Exterior Decorating in the Yard Encourages Spring Work
A light verse urges a man to roll up sleeves and trim bushes and shrubs. It celebrates spring sap, new grass, and budding nature, encouraging outdoor yard work to transform an old backyard into a neat, beautiful space.
Answers and Questions on Railroads and Church Hierarchy
An item presents Q and A on automatic train control device schedules for railroads, penalties, and the status of installations. It also asks about Louisiana land forms, railway track measurements, milk or spike sizes, and counts of Roman Catholic bishops and Methodist Episcopal bishops in the United States, citing figures such as 14 archbishops and 41 bishops in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commmission
United States
C. E
A. Thera
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Northern Convention
Methodiat Epincopal Church
Gouk
Quilllen's Quill Relatives and Urban Oddities
Fragmented prose mocks social pretensions and daily life with awkward phrases and invented names. It ridicules vanity, forgiveness, and the notion of freedom, doubling as a satirical sketch of a noisy town and its blusterous characters.
Haskin's Letter on Post Office Buying and Supplies
Frederic J. Haskin notes the Post Office Department with 900 customers and a £15,000,000 budget plans big year purchases. He describes vast needs from jute to string and rope, trucked into Washington shops, with blind workers stringing cords and a campaign to replace faded flags with a 43-striped national banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington
Post Ofice Department
Noormopa
Fmal
Postal Service
Boya
Sewlig
Juan
Arec
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Tient
Monticello
Howry
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Scionea
Smedley D. Butley
Philadelphia
Europe
America
Michigan
Gerald Chapman
Chapman
Leéa
Beng
Maelyek
Glen Every
Thay and
Hua
Daily Thought
Celian Thaxter
the Jolly Woodchoppers
Wakeup Sheen
Rowell
Chester H. Rowell
President Coolidge
Yan Inly Jem
Loutainna
Pat
Wortan
Alck Town
Aaleeman
Talesman
John
Haskin
Post Office Supplies
Paige and Jewett
Thumma Motor CO
Frederick St
The
H. W. Hart Co
Baltimore St
Domainstine
Ludwig Motor Co
West Franklin Streat
Ancora Rapenaner
Kodak Picture Developing
Heidwohl
FISK
Hagerstown Service Co
la Geneen
Frank H. Miller
Weahington Gt
Neil
Audy's Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
W. L. DouGlas Oxfords
D.M. Summers & Sons
W. Franklin ST
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
Miller’s Furniture Store
Potomac Street
Emmert’s Hardware
Washington Street
Typewriters
Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Co
Franklin and
Jonathan Gtreote
Preston
Colgre
J Gagerstowa Roofiak
Pnikt
Electric Ifunes Central Garage & Electric] Supply Company
Potomac St
Phore
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