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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1927
Page
10
The Morning Herald a Frederick era daily paper lists offices in Wagerstown Maryland and New York Chicago Atlanta and notes circulation audited by the Audit Bureau. It provides subscription rates in 1926 with annual and monthly prices and mentions postal filing as a second class matter.
The piece argues the Democrats may prefer traveling to Kaden, with Miami in July as a convenient starting point. It criticizes public taste and publicity approach while noting the potential practicality of using Miami as a launch site if the convention moves to Kaden.
The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to publication of all news dispatches credited or not in this paper. All rights or republication of special dispatches are reserved.
Non-English-speaking immigrants in urban areas enroll in city and state funded classes. The U.S. Bureau of Education notes they fare better than native born regarding schooling. New York State allocated 750000 for alien classes, run in centers and homes, with 75009 students attending. programs include afternoon home classes for women and child care.
John St Lee Strachey former editor and publisher of the London Spectator and author of The Madonna of the Barricades died aged 67. He guided two major publications for thirty years and was an authority on art and literature. He is survived by a son and a daughter with the daughter noted as a socialist. He had been a White House guest in 1903 and received a Doctor of Letters from Columbia in 1925.
Southern papers warm to Secretary Hoover as a potential successor to the President citing his flood relief work. They suggest the South would welcome him as Commerce Secretary and acceptably boost Republican chances in the region though not to carry the electoral votes. The New York Times notes Americans are practical politicians without sentiment.
The piece criticizes Miami for offering 1000000 to influence the next Democratic National Convention and questions the town's June timing and publicity tactics. It argues a lower figure would better suit a reputable up and rising place while preserving appearances.
United States Senator Walter F. Edge of New Jersey denounces Democrats for opposing amendments to lengthen terms for Governor and state legislators. He argues Republicans favor electing Governors in presidential years, while Democrats sustain a minority rule. he claims Democrats seek to preserve an unbroken string of Democratic Governors.
Ross S Gordon and daughters Sarah and Mary escaped serious injury when their sedan overturned near Fannettsburg as Gordon tried to warn a car with a flat tire. Gordon struck a telephone pole after the other driver swerved left. The family suffered cuts and clothing damage as the car was damaged.
Dr Frank Crane notes that manned flight over the Atlantic proved possible with the right machines crews and hours in air but warns weather fog and instrument compass failures remain the main obstacles. Byrd Chamberlin Lindbergh and others showed progress yet weather control remains a future dream.
Tokyo dispatch reports a bold bandit raid east of Tokyo during the weekend. A gang stopped a passenger train, shot crew and resisting passengers, and captured fifty passengers for ransom. Special troops are being sent to the area.
The first fall meeting of Hagers town Forest of Tall Cedars will be held Thursday night. Plans for winter activities and attendance at the Capital Forest ceremonial in Washington on September 4 will be discussed.
New York August 29 A plan to form a country wide merger of important candy companies with features of economy in production has been worked out by Frank W Nye president of the Outdoor Advertising Agency of America the confectioners weekly gazette reports. Eleven lines have been listed in the consolidation plan and financing and advertising programs are being developed.
The August 30 1927 horoscope cautions against air travel risk and deception while predicting gains for entering ventures and long journeys. It warns of fever and cholera risk from the new moon and suggests strict sanitary measures with appendicitis likely in early autumn. It notes financial worries may ease for those born today and children born then may show intellectual and psychic traits.
Promotes a fireless cooker as a time saver for hot days. Encourages housewives to use the device to prepare supper and gain free afternoons. Advertorial tone mirrors Herald promotion.
A humorous vignette of Chicago socialites and their foibles as observed in society pages. Characters include Mrs Minerva Kootle with her pampered Peke, Miss Anna Mae Delraven courting scandal, Col McTavish Idgett in fits of state and wildness, and Gloria Joy Carruthers the free spirited flapper.
A essay on family life stresses that a home must radiate peace and love for a child to thrive. It warns that parental quarrels and modeling wrong behavior damage a child, erode trust, and undermine education and development.
Read on fresh produce noting spinach cabbage beans and peas retain vitamins if cooked briefly A few minutes suffices to preserve value across these vegetables rather than long boiling or steaming across the board
Miss Margaret Stouffer of Reid has returned from visiting friends in Youngstown Ohio.
Baltimore grain prices show No 2 red wheat spot at 1.424 and No 2 white oats at 5babdge. No. 4 white priced at S4abilec with garlicky market note.
Police attribute six fires in six hours to Sacco Vanzetti sympathizers. Four hit fire houses and two target chemical plants in Boston and Cambridge. Authorities pursue leads amid heightened tension and public alarm.
The body of Frank Flaherty, 24, missing for a week, was found in the Druid Hill Park swimming pool. A chauffeur's license and letters in a coat on the pool bank identified him, with police indicating death by his own action. His widow, Mrs Catherine Flaherty, could not illuminate the case.
Onan Short of Luray Va asks Page County Va court to annul his marriage to Alice Kate noting she was already married to Jack Hayes in 1920 and that his spouse was living when they wed in Hagerstown records show. The case exposes long established Page county families and a hidden marital tangle.
Fellow workers of Arthur McKeeI of Plymouth Pa reported he improved after using Ten Herbs from Wareham's City Pharmacy in Hagerstown. He described relief across kidneys bladder digestion and circulation and said his father in law saw similar benefits. The Ten Herbs Man demonstrates daily at the pharmacy explaining merits of the medicine.
A brief moral note highlights that having a true friend doubles one's protection and guidance through life. It quips that companionship strengthens resolve and ensures lasting support in difficult times.
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