The Daily Mall
Advertising and subscription details for the Daily Mall published in Hagerstown. Notes include address, rates, and representatives in New York Chicago Atlanta and Georgia. Mentions Audit Bureau of Circulation and communication channels.
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The
Mall Publishing Co
Gouin Jonactian
Hagerstown
Bingle
J. A. Hatten
Porelen
B.M. Burke, Inc
Graybar Building
Lexington Ave
New York
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Canalizution Acting
Atlanta
Georgia
Audit Bureau
Ocean Flying The latest attempt ends in outcome
A brief report outlines the result of the most recent ocean flying effort. Details confirm the mission reached its conclusion with outcomes noted for the vessel crew and involved organizations. No further information on casualties or exact figures is provided in the readable text.
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America
Europe
Nufigesser
Calf
Ake
Neutenants
Hegenbarger
Mortland
San Francisco
Hawai
Ritilan Flers
Chicago
Apeetus
Losell
Angeles
New York
Samuel Goldberg
Pacific
Innocent Bystander Death Sparking City Aid for Goldberg Family
A chaotic account details multiple aviation accidents and shootings, condemning the danger to innocents. It notes Bullets kill an innocent bystander on Lumbas Avenue and cites Mayor Walker seeking aid for the Goldberg family, urging public sympathy for the bereaved.
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Guldbergs runAiner Board
Walker
Ontario Liquor Permits Reach 420000 Mark Amid Debate
A Ontario liquor board report notes about 420000 permits issued, including some for festival visitors, with less than 3 percent of residents purchasing liquor. Home brewing persists and critics question temperance claims, comparing Canadians to Americans and urging focus on land based aviation and mail transport rather than expanding aviation ventures.
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Merbe
Liquor Counrel Board
Ontario
The Lindbergh Era and a London Train Disaster
A satirical glimpse on air travel craze as Lindbergh era grows familiar with flights and arrests for trivial parking. A London train wreck leaves eleven dead and twenty nine injured, underscoring life’s escalating complexity and danger.
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London
Railroads Stand Not Dead Amid Highway Growth
An article argues railroads are not dying despite highway expansion. It cites freight shifts and a 1926 rise in rail revenues and operating income, with a 7 percent freight ton increase, 4.2 percent revenue gain, and 28 percent expense rise. Coal use declines while car miles rise.
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United Bagles
Talege
How Outdoor Sports Affect Your Health
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes research on exercise and the heart noting that general activity enlarges the heart only with high demand, while pleasure exercise strengthens overall function. Competitive athletes show slight heart enlargement but not dangerous changes, with swimming studies indicating diving styles and stroke types influence outcomes differently.
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Gerukin
Apnarattya
Jong Sis'tance
Candidate for Presidency Promises Hats, Censorship, and Indians
Reminiscent of a spoof campaign letter from 1927 by Hose Dunn notes a candidate pledging to wear consistent headgear, avoid political image manipulation, regulate campaign pictures, and protect Native American imagery while criticizing moving picture interests. The quixotic platform blends humor with social commentary on media and politics of the era.
Friends Give Price Not Criticism By Olive Roberts Barton
An essay arguing true friends praise and support, while criticism should come from love. It contrasts two types of friends, noting that genuine friends encourage and uplift, whereas mere critics lack real care and can be hypocritical.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Quila
Pond
Ham
Sana
Folly and Vows Versus Theft in Poem and Crime
The poem by Edgar A. Guest laments Dame Folly invading guarded homes and vows to guard valuables, while a separate item reports the automobile of Floyd Girt of Chambersburg stolen from Willow Lane and Potomac streets during a theatre visit, marking the first car theft in the week.
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Floyd Girt
Chambersburg
Willow Lane
Potomac Atrees
Firat Stolan
Gilt
Government candidates in Ireland leading in by elections
Dublin Aug 25 government candidates were reported leading as votes were counted in two by elections held yesterday. It was feared a government defeat could push Dublin into minority status in the Dail. Ballot counts proceeded quickly with results expected before night.
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Dublin
Tonall Relief Report From Mrs Mandike Morter
Mrs Mandike Morter of State Ling, Pa praises Tonall after severe illness. She details recovery from flu like symptoms, headaches, nervous spells, and loss of appetite following physician efforts. She credits Tonall’s blend of herbs for restored strength and ability to do all housework, recommending it to others and noting it is sold at Cautimah's Cut Rate Store in Hagerstown, Md.
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Cautimah
Hagerstown
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Spitsbergen
Samoa
Trea
Associated Press
Neta
Aiso
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygela
the Health Magazine
Felix Usutsch
Emil Kaul
Heart
Vienna
Senator Dumm
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Thim
Sulemmy
Redman
Mowe Dumm
Lily
Aes
Goofy
Ned
Moving Picture
Remi QO
Hose Dunn
Willard
Hagerstown Battery Co
East Baltimore Street
Just Forks
Edgar A. Guest
Jock
Parsons
Sara
Rudy
Rexall
Hamilton Corner
Boys’ Wash
the Peoples Store
West
Washington St
Toledo
Ireland
Clayton Ruth
North Mulberry
Packard, Hudson, Essex
Startzman Motor Co
Pranalin
Commercial Service & Credit Co
Edgar C. Jones
Attache Bldy
State ‘Banking Dept
J. J. Newberry CO
Cameo & Bell
N. B. C. Cakes
Biecuit Company
Orr
Leader
Franklin Street
Martz Electric CO
South Potomac Street
Shoes
Bentz & Dunn
House of Shoes
Candy Dept
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