Daily Mail Advertising and Address Note
Daily Mail details advertising representatives across major cities. Editorial contacts, subscription rates, and a note on Associated Press rights are listed, with a December date and references to headquarters at Summit Avenue Hagerton Maryland.
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Mail Palahing
Comany
Summit Avenue
Hagertown
Maryland
Raween “Sional
Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
New York
Graybar
Chicago
North Wabash
Atlanta
Rhodes-Beverly
Dallas
Southwestern Life
Oklahoma City
First National
Baigty
Daily Mail
Ee E. Phillips
Een
Audit Bureau of Circulation
EE Cura
August’s Arrival Refines Summer’s End Tone
The piece reflects on August as the peak of heat giving way to autumn. It notes shifting natural signs including fledglings, ripening berries, harvest, flowers in richer bloom, and hay-scented rural roads. It frames August as a season of near-term promise and gradual transition toward autumn.
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Hemisphere
Terrorism in Britain and Ireland under Irish Republicans
The piece condemns bombing outrages in London and Liverpool as murder and terror, linked to the Irish Republican Army. It notes British and Irish conflicts, foreign influence, and a long history of sabotage as Home Office officials report continued plots.
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London
Liverpool
Irish Republican Army
da Valera
Britain
Home Secretary
U S calls for measured action in Far East crisis
The piece outlines US resolve against Japanese aggression, warning Britain’s stance, and predicts a six month probation period for Japan before possible embargo or severed trade. It contrasts US restraint with British conduct and ends with a parable and a nod to August’s heat.
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United States
China
Orient
Hull
Japan
Russia
Great Britain
Far East
Army notes auto power rivaling air force in warfare
Washington observer argues the 25th anniversary of army auto purchases rivals the 30th for airplanes, noting trucks and armored vehicles match or exceed air power in mobility. He cites production scales, tank plans, and the auto industry’s steady supply capability as a crucial defensive and offensive asset.
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Preston Grover
Wartime auto production boosts driver skills and capacity
The text lauds rapid motor vehicle progress, noting executive failures are rare and speed has more than doubled. It highlights vast numbers of military age men capable of operating and repairing cars, recalls Pershing era trucks needing factory drivers, and argues for creating a reserve of drivers as an essential wartime asset.
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Pershing
Lightholder Fired After Murray Realty Reading Will
William P. Lightholder, longtime employee of the William J. Murray Realty Co, was fired after arriving early. Miss Mary S. Murray, company president, died Thursday and in her will left Lightholder the business and 5000 dollars. In cotton trade, the eight top exporters shipped 7,294,900 bales this season versus 9,250,000 last year.
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ST. Louis
William P. Lightholder
William J. Murray Realty Company
Lightholder
Mary S. Murray
Just FauxS By Edgar A Guest
A reflective poem questions whether society should halt progress for nostalgia. It argues that science and discovery drive growth, and asks which milestone of the past should be preserved and which modern advances might be discarded. It contrasts yesterday with the present in a meditation on change.
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Jas Rade
Imaginary journey explains Mars facts and questions
An August leaflet from the Astronomical Society of the Pacific presents a playful dialogue between an Astronomer and a Traveler. It covers Mars viewing times, telescope needs, the canals debate, Mars moons Phobos and Deimos, atmospheric conditions, polar caps, deserts, and possible vegetation in a compact, period-voice format.
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Mars
Earth
Astronomical Society of the Pacific
R. S. Richardson
Mt Wilson Observatory
Space
Tropics
Poles
South Pole
Lake Huron
Phobus
Deimos
Red
Canala
Disk
Italy
Schianarelli
Harlem Voodoo Rumors Stir New York Nights
A New York detective warns that Voodooism thrives in Harlem linked to witchcraft and marijuana. Reports describe charms, gris gris powders, dried skins, and secret rites claimed to affect rivals and success. Origins trace to colonial Caribbean roots, with speculation on Joe Louis and local drug stores serving worshippers.
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New York
Harlem
Africa
Haiti
Joe Louis
Joe
Schmeling
Louis
Marajuana
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Washington Daybook
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Per
St.Joseph
Triangle Food Stores
Edgar A. Guest
Connecticut
Miles
Danaig
Europe
Sword's Point
Hitler
Danzig
Reich
Man
George Tucker
America
Indies
Mississippi
New Orleans
Mariem
Lthe
Kay’s
West
Washington Street
Hagerstown Gas Co
Dick Tracy—Family Posse
Margot
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