Daily Mail circulation details and subscription rates
The Daily Mail lists publication every evening except Sunday by The Mall Public org at 3 South Jonathan St Hagerstown Maryland with annual mail subscription at 4.59 dollars and 40 cents for weekly delivery with 2 cent single copies. Foreign representatives listed in New York Chicago and other offices.
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Mall Public
Jonathan St. Hagerstown, Ma
Burke
Texington Ave
New York
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Constitution
Dont Laugh There Ocean Grove Ocean Grove NJ
The writer skewers Ocean Grove New Jersey as a summer resort for 40 000 residents noting temperate climate aside from a bad air quality rumor. He mocks Sunday bicycle and car bans under the camp meeting charter and calls for charity over intolerance while warning of moral missteps and possible banana peel mishaps.
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Ocean Grove
New Jersey
Ocean
Grove
The Knocker Explains A Knocker In Society
An essay defines the term knocker as a predatory person who ruins trust with sly confidences and manipulative talk. It condemns educated knockers as civilization’s bane, notes they invade homes and communities, and ends with the claim that their power fades and they are knocked out.
Morbid souvenir hunters and a flood of sensationalism
A Bath Michigan note laments morbid curiosity after a disaster that killed over forty children. sightseers pillage wreckage, pry into victims’ homes, and overwhelm grieving families. psychologists question the mentality behind reveling in others’ suffering amid a string of scattered items and brief interjections.
Bath tourists mutilate relics in savage display
The article condemns Bath sightseers who desecrate relics from disasters and the San Francisco quake, likening their behavior to ancient barbarism. It contrasts this with beliefs in a 6000 year Bible age, arguing such displays reveal troubling savagery and subnormal impulses in modern society.
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Bath Ls
Parents Should Encourage Children Who Show Talent
Dr Morris Fishbein cites Stanford psychologists who studied 300 eminent historical figures. He argues success rests on early high ability, strong purpose, persistent effort, and supportive environments. Training can raise a child toward high achievement, with heredity setting limits but environment and education expanding potential.
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Stanford University
Milton
Hume
Peel
Ireland
Raphael
Beethoven
Newton
Bacon
Montesquier
Laws
Jenner
These Daily Sayings From The Shore And Mountains
A midwinter interview highlights Geoffrey B While Copper King and The Same Mr Whisk discuss time and work ethics. Quotes reveal a coastal yachtsman Jensen Run, and business magnate Godfrey Squobbs urging focus, gravity, and diligent effort over leisure in a sensational collage of personalities and anecdotes.
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Associated Newspapers
Geoffrey B. While
Copper King
America
Mr. Whisk
Fiddledee Beach
Jensen
Just Fouls By EDGAR A. GUEST
Poem recounting a playful exchange where a child is urged to discard an heirloom golf club and opt for a modern driver. Mistress Mary and her mother are central figures as the narrator humorously reflects on thrift, advice, and parental costs in a light verse.
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Bath
Andrew Kehoe
Mistress Mary
Questions and Answers from the Historical Q and A
The text is a Q and A excerpt discussing homicide and murder definitions, authorship of the Federalist papers, the Treaty Oak's age in Washington, the Leviathan steamer passing the Panama Canal, and Paul Whiteman's age. It notes homicide as nonlethal terms, suggests Hamilton Madison signed Publius, dates the Treaty Oak as roughly six centuries old, Panama Canal passage for Leviathan, and Whiteman born in 1891.
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Madison
Publius
Ll. X. A
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Federalist
Washington, D
W. A
Washington
Temple Heights
Panama Canal
Panama Canal Commission
Flasikim's Letter on Rural Decline and Farm Prosperity
Washington reports a shift from rural to urban living since 1880 with farm populations dropping from 32 million in 1910 to under 28 million in 1927 and 649,000 farm losses last year. A Department of Agriculture survey cited by Secretary Jardine notes economic reasons dominate moves to town, while many farmers still own farms and invest locally, illustrating a nuanced view of farm prosperity and migration.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Department of Agriculture
Jardine
Country Life Conference
Kansas
Rural life and farm efficiency in consumption discussed
The text contrasts a prosperous farm decade ago with current decay of the farmhouse despite ongoing production. Secretary Jardine argues for improving rural living standards by applying technical principles of rural consumption to keep farmers in the countryside and raise income efficiency nationwide.
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Jaridine
Bounce a Killjoy at a House Party
Olive Roberts Barton recalls a hostess who curbed a negative guest by asserting control over activities. The reluctant attendee, a wet blanket, yields when the hostess declares commands, removing the joy killer from the gathering. The piece frames firm boundaries as a virtue and a heavenly gift to enforce harmony.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Marjorie
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