The Morning Herald Publication Details and Rates
The Morning Herald published daily except Sundays from 26 South Jonathan Street Hagerstown Maryland edited by C Neill Baylor with foreign reps in New York Chicago and Atlanta. It lists subscription rates and states post office entry December 12 1896 with Associated Press rights and republication restrictions.
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His Last Article by H. Geary on U S Steel safety gains
The Coal Age will publish an editorial by H. Geary about safety safeguards for United States Steel employees. He notes 1935 accident rates fell sharply since 1906 and 1912 campaigns, saving tens of thousands from serious or any injury and cites safety spending of about $1790000 with substantial non monetary gains for workers and management.
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H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
the Coal Age
United States
Stara
Science and Religion Lead Future Front Pages
A Chicago rector foresees front page dominance by stories of science and religion, not warfare. He says human interest now shifts from fault finding to celebrating achievement as science gains power and health, while religion often features strife. He urges mutual respect and cooperation to unlock mankind’s potential.
Irish Labor no confidence motion ties Dail vote
In a sharp Dail debate the Irish Labor party’s motion of no confidence tied, saving Cosgrave’s government by the Speaker’s casting vote. A general election now seems likely, with Fianna Fáil deputies gaining participation and voters weighing parliamentary realities and the treaty.
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Dail
Irish Labor
Fianna Fair
Two Protagonists Struggle With Arrangement
A New York Herald Tribune item notes that arranging matters between the two main figures was nearly impractical and would have been as uncomfortable now as in the past for all involved.
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Mr. Cosgrove
New York Herald
American singers booked by Chicago Civic Opera
The Chicago Civic Opera Company manager returns from Europe with two American stars set for the coming season Cesare Baromeo from Michigan and Leone Kruse, also a Michigan native, both proven talents who gained fame abroad. American opera companies increasingly feature native singers, boosting the nation's musical prestige.
Rattlesnake Club Forms at State College of Pennsylvania
A nascent group named the Den of Rattlers forms around nature students who must eat rattlesnake meat to join. The 30 members, many women, cooked and ate rattlesnakes during outings and now represent 10 states. More clubs may arise as the idea expands across campuses.
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State College of Pennsylvania
A Needed Invention In Rubber Substitutes And Weather Control
Dr. Frank Crane argues for invention in synthetic rubber and weather control. He notes Edison’s work on rubber substitutes and praises meteorology’s accuracy while warning fog as a transportation hazard and reflects on Nungesser and Coli’s fate amid Atlantic weather.
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Oliver Lodge
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Nungesser
Coli
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Horoscope Forecast for Builders and Artists in This Era
The reading highlights mixed influences for today with strong guidance toward construction and machinery progress. Engineers, builders, and contractors may receive promising directions, while travel and weddings face adverse omens. Women could face setbacks in business and social life, and older relatives may pose dictation risks.
Noise ranking puts Chicago as the noisiest city
Scientific tests by acous tic engineers declare Chicago the noisiest city in the world and estimate the noise costs at over 7 million dollars annually, exceeding London. The piece notes a future push toward noiselessness as the city seeks efficiency, while mentioning Capt. Robert Sheetz visiting family on Summit Avenue.
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Detroit man aims to beat globe encircling record
Edward F. Schlee president of the Waco Oil Corp and his pilot William Brock left Ford airport at 10 21 am heading to Curtiss Field New Jersey as they pursue the world around flight record. The attempt follows a plan announced ten weeks ago to beat the 28 days 14 hours 80 minutes mark set last year by Edward Evans and Linton Wells who completed the trip by rail steamer and air.
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Getting Better Helen Downey Improves After Plow Accident
Four year old Helen Downey daughter of Ira Downey of Downsville is improving daily at the hospital after suffering a neck gash from a disc plow last week.
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Helen
Ira Downey
Downsville
Boxing Round Recap With Chilean Baradellos and Swiss Gilhooley
A colorful boxing round by H I Phillips features Baradellos of Chile and Gillhooley Osterhauer of Switzerland. The writer riffs on geography and history, noting Valparaiso, Chilean mountains, and Swiss connections as Ring action wavers through rounds one to three.
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If Life Were Winning Gold for Common Folks
A poem contrasts wealth and fame with common folk like you and me. It laments a world where only the rich are valued, then asserts that friendship love and joy belong to all, regardless of wealth. The speaker envisions shared beauty from nature and music for everyone.
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Answers to Readers Questions From The Herald
Answers cover homicide versus murder definitions Panama Leviathan passage through canal age of Paul Whiteman authorship of Publius Treaty Oak age and origin porch rug touch up and why liquid air is not a market staple.
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Panama Canal
Panama Canal Commission
Washington, D. C
C. W A
Washington
Temple Heights
Stolen Ford Tudor Recovered in Glenburnie
The Ford tudor sedan of F. J. Strine from Glenburnie Maryland, stolen Saturday, was recovered yesterday in the local area.
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F. J. Strine
Glenburnie
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