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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1929
Page
4
Daily Thought Quotes On Change And Destiny
A compact reflection notes that what has been repeats and that there is nothing truly new under the sun. It urges belief in enduring human nature over shifting landscapes, citing Ecclesiastes and Mohammed.
Happiness and Ambition in Joseph Hergesheimer's View
A discussion on whether happiness in childhood leads to success, citing novelist Joseph Hergesheimer who argues discontent drives achievement. The piece notes that many leaders began life poor, championing the proverb that genius is 1 percent aspiration and 99 percent perspiration, with progress fueled by discomfort.
Unknown ambitions and the drive for success
A reflective piece contrasts efforts to end poverty and disease with the desire to provide happiness and opportunity for children. It notes that some orphans from an orphan asylum may surpass others in achievement, highlighting the uncertain race for success.
Folly In The Air In San Diego Accident Sparks Debate
Early reports say six died when an army aircraft collided with a passenger plane over San Diego. The army flyer reportedly tried a daring dive to thrill passengers, misjudged distance, and crashed. The incident raises questions about stunt practices by military aviators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Flyer
Ending A Cruel Custom Law bans dog ear clipping in New York
The piece praises New York’s new law prohibiting ear clipping unless necessary for health. It argues most owners clip for vanity, not care, and urges other states to adopt similar measures, calling the practice barbarous and commending the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A Problem In Ethics in Gallup Officials Quit Over Graft
City leaders in Gallup New Mexico resigned after the district court revealed they had accepted protection money from gambling hall operators. The funds were used to improve the street and lighting system, and no official profited. The piece questions whether officials should be condemned or praised for this source of revenue.
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Trict Court
Figures and fables from a midnight column mix
A Chicago man wakes in a taxicab beside an alligator while recalling lodge meetings. Noted quotes forecast future teeth loss for humanity and cars exceeding 100 miles per hour. Suburban promises and ancient shaving lore weave through a quirky European money joke.
Farewell to the Waldorf Astoria Sparks Collectors and Remembrancers
In New York on April 29 the Waldorf Astoria nears its end as souvenir hunters crowd the scene. Autograph seekers chase Oscar the chef while visitors seek old fixtures and iconic moments. Al Crockett, the hotel’s publicity man, is highlighted for linking press coverage to the property over two decades. Gilbert Swan credits him with shaping the hotel’s glamour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Oscar
the Waldorf
Peacock Alley
Anthony
Muncie
Waldorf
al Crockett
Crocket
Gilbert Swan
Marion Talley Leaves Opera For Kansas Farm Offer
The text notes Marion Talley, once linked with grand opera and referred to by some papers as Babe Ruth's wife, is quitting opera to run or take part in a Kansas farm venture offered by Harry A. Bryant, owner of the Parsons chamber of commerce farm. It also mentions Bryant likely giving up on congressional action and comments on media references to Mrs Babe Ruth as an actress.
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Babe Ruth
Logan Clendening
American Mercury
Alexander Haig
Bright
Just Foixs By Edgar A Guest Poem for Porters
A humorous verse advising Pullman porters to spare the poet’s morning ritual. The speaker boasts rapid dressing times and insists on quiet, efficient service so he can sleep until the train nears the station. He requests no warning in advance and no delays before he reaches his berth.
Blair's Valley Schoolnotes and Local Visits
Blairs Valley notes list frequent local visits and illnesses. Students Thelma Rowland Dorotha Rowland Viola Hull Anna Schene beck Clarence Cropper Robert Cropper attended every day in February. Blair's Valley School average was 81.4. Julia Higgins is sick and unable to be in school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairs Valley
Julia Shank
Lila Emerson
Leroy Clopper
Ernest Mills
Mahlon Cunningham
Hester Kepp
Lewis Rowland
Charles Kitzmiller
Bert Kitzmiller
Baker
Elva Kitzmiller
Daisy V. Rowland
Frederick Williams
Howard Williams
Louise Rowland
Calvin Hull
Sarah Bragunier
Russell Carbaugh
Viola Hull
Helen Sword
Beard Kesner
George Leisure
Grace
Nora Bloyer
Jerry
Richard Wiley
Joseph Kiefer
Thelma Rowland
Dorotha Rowland
Anna Schenebeck
Clarence Cropper
Robert Cropper
Blair's Valley
Julia Higgins
Meat Eatings and Vegetarian Beliefs Across Cultures
Health editor Morris Fishbein surveys meat superstition and diet science, noting that uric acid rises with meat but does not prove disease causation. He argues balance matters, with meat, vegetables, dairy, and fruits forming a suitable human diet.
Cleveland Boots Off With Hourly Raids Against Bootleggers
In Cleveland on April 29 a dry weekend was forecast as police launched a citywide drive against bootlegging. Two bombs targeted Capt William A McMaster and Sgt Patrick J Holland, and two men suspected of hijacking were killed. Over two days raids shattered 55 liquor outlets, 105 people were arrested, and liquor seizures were extensive. Safety Director Edwin D Barry said the campaign aims to avenge the bombings and continue until the Furnishings are smashed. McMaster and Holland led their own squads seeking vengeance on those accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
William A. McMaster
Patrick J. Holland
Edwin D. Barry
McMaster
Holland
Kieffer Scott Family Visits Mrs Sharer in Hagerstown
Mr and Mrs Kieffer Scott and their children from Hagerstown visited Mrs M E Sharer, sharing a family gathering and greetings with the host during an informal social call.
Former Justice Appler Sentenced for Extortion and Embezzlement
Gettysburg, April 27. Joseph A Appler, former justice of the peace, was found guilty on seven counts of extortion and embezzlement and sentenced to one to two years in jail. He converted $757 in motor vehicle fines for personal use. District Attorney Butts said full restitution has been made. He is married with four children.
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Gettysburg
Joseph A.appler
Theeace
Appler
Butts
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