Daily Mail and Advertiser Listing and Editorial Note
The Daily Mail of Hagerstown Maryland lists its edit business and circulation departments with multiple national ad reps in New York Chicago Atlanta and Dallas and provides subscription rates and Postal details. A separate editorial excerpt muses that astronomy expands the measure of a man beyond earthly scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mail Publishing Company
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Maryland
Joa
Bawke National Advertising
Burks, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
New York
Graybar
Chicago
North Wabash Avenue
Atlanta
Rhodes-Haverty
Dallas
Southwestern
Oklahoma City
First National
Daily Mail
E. Phillips
Audit Bureau of Circulation
RAI
Morgenthau sails to thank Finland for timely payments
Secretary Morgenthau travels to Europe to express gratitude to Finland for continuing to meet obligations amid global arrears. He carries no political mission, while European press hints at rising nationalism and possible disquiet over debts and moratoriums.
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Morgenthau
Europe
Finland
United States
Countries
Beyond human measures in dwarf star Wolf 147
Astronomers discuss Wolf 147 dwarf stars and their unimaginable density. Dr. Gerard P. Kulper notes a cubic inch could weigh 9000 tons, challenging human perception and illustrating that matter has unseen structure beyond everyday experience. The piece cautions that scale and gravity redefine heaviness and material reality.
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Gerard P. Kulper
University of Chicago
Paris
Earth
Making Gold A Harsh Chase For Elusive Metal
The piece argues that gold remains highly desired yet hard to produce. It notes gold’s allure, the impracticality of manufacturing it from platinum via neutron irradiation, the enormous power costs, and the meager returns of such experiments. It reflects on the impracticality and expense that deter profitable gold production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Columbia women coaches team to teach baseball lessons
Columbia University lends its brain trust to baseball education as Miss Lillian Spaulding, Rush Hoping elementary principal from Three Rivers Michigan, prepares future champs. She praises Gabby Hartnett and the Chicago Cubs, reflecting a growing acceptance of women in coaching roles.
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Columbia University
Columbia
Lillian Spaulding
Three Rivers
Michigan
Miss Spaulding
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Gas Tax Boom and Unequal Tax Burden
The United States Bureau of Public Roads reports motorists paid 768 million dollars in gasoline taxes to states last year, not including the federal levy. Oregon began in 1919 and total collections exceed 400 million dollars for government units. A full reform of the national fiscal structure is urged to fairly apportion the tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Oregon
Carter’s Dreyfus case lingers in Congress past limits
Washington, Aug. 9 Congress passed up a final chance to clear Oberlin M. Carter’s name in the Savannah harbor project scandal. Once top West Point student, Carter faced charges of paying contractors with flawed rock. Despite Goethals’ friendship and support, investigations and committees maintained his innocence while his record remains stained.
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Washington
Congress
Army
Carter
West Point
Robert F. Lee
George Goethals
Panama Canal
Lee
Goethals
Savannah
U. S
London
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Melkinley
Treford
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Ownership claimed by a gardener who tends a wall of roses and a wisteria vine. The speaker questions exclusive control as neighbors share beauty, asking who truly owns what all can view and enjoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
What Is Your News I Q by The AP Feature Service
A quiz style feature by The AP Feature Service poses five questions on current events and public figures. Donn Fendler of Rye New York is noted and asks reflecting questions about Farley and Hamilton. The piece asks about treaties with Japan and a new congressional measure limiting political activity of federal employees and notes the World Alliance of Baptists chose two members of an old American family as its president with a true or false answer.
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Donn Fendler
Rye
N. Y
Farley
Hamilton
Britain
U. S
Russia
Japan
World Alliance of Baptists
Federal agent reports liquor seizure in Mt. Briar area
Federal investigator Charles Cushwa announced the confiscation of a 120 gallon still a large quantity of mash and other liquor making equipment in the Mt Briar section. An early arrest is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Cushwa
Mt. Briar
Man About Manhattan Describes Harlem Star Bill Robinson
In Harlem New York Bill Robinson famed dancer and benefactor reduces his ice cream intake to four quarts daily while planning a Hollywood move. He celebrates his 60th birthday by running 60 Broadway blocks and recalls career highlights from a mysterious oyster incident to a rat on stage and dream inspired steps. Jimmy Foxx's 21st grand slam with bases loaded is noted.
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New York
Aug
Harlem
Bill Robinson
California
Robinson
Hollywood
Broadway
Bill
Feeds for Malting Hens In Molting Season
In this farming department note the agricultural editor explains how to feed laying hens during molting. Emphasizes a balanced mash and grain ration with green feed and water, using yellow corn for vitamin A, cod liver oil, and extra protein to prevent weight loss. Includes guidance on mash composition and adjustments for weight changes.
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Wise
Cull Laying Hens For Winter Profit
Poultry owners urged to cull non productive hens from flocks now through winter. Instructions for identifying hoarder hens are promised in a simple guide. Send a dime stamp and questions to the Agricultural Editor at Box 1528 Washington D. C.
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Baily Mail
Asvieuliirg
Washington, D
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Readable grid lists across clues including Ethereal salt beasts Steeple M4 Income and many more with entries like English school flowing tool and Goddess of discern, plus down clues such as kind of cordage and Abandany. puzzle appears from a newspaper page with numerous partial entries and garbled OCR.
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Ingolf
Wexist
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Daily Set Mail
Havai
Associates Press
Associated Press
Dickinson
Browns
Phils
Rin
Preston Grover
Edward
Tess
Nono
Jess
Margot
I. Q
Manhattan
Marty Forkins
Robison
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Burea, van Gorder Service, Inc
Washington, D. C
Postoffice
Wisersee
Sand Hills
Scotland
Toras
Abandany
Conyman
Great Lake
Boy
Hii
Alu
Ni “Telal
Falaqr Owie
AlWys Nie
Bentz & Dunn
Potomac Street
Bohman-Warne, Inc
West
Franklin St
People’s Store
W. Wank
Hagerstown Industrial Savings & Loan Co
N. Jonathan St
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