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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1927

Page

3

Publication masthead and date snippet from 1974

The document shows a newspaper masthead for The tall Publishing Co with multiple city offices including Hagerstown New York Chicago and Atlanta. It lists departments and an Audit Bureau of Circulation note with October 8 and October 16 1974 dates.

BURKE ING E Reon Graybar Building Jeexington Ave New York S. ‘Mistigan Ave Chicago Constitution Alinta Georgia Member Audit Bureau of Circulation

Daily Thought on Light and Fame by Osborn

A concise reflection notes that believers are the light of the world and a city on a hill, warning against being drunk with fame. It argues experience shows fame often attracts more enemies than friends and cites Osborn.

Matt Osborn

Eight Years of Wall Street and Give Main Street a Chance Slogan Debate

The article reviews political slogans shaping public opinion, highlighting Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard of Chestertown for her “Eight Years of Wall Street—Give Main Street a Chance” motto. It contrasts wealth interests and farmer concerns, noting slogans reflect broader anger at prosperity policies and political leadership.

Waring Fhis Burchard Matos Maryland Wilbur W. Hubbard Chestertown Colming National Democratic Club Mellon Pion Prosperity Bank Wall Street Main Street

Industrial output hides costly worker deaths in America

A 1927 report notes sixty three workers die daily in accidents. 106000 yearly. It argues industry must slow speedups, improve safety and education to protect labor. The piece critiques national pride in production without preserving life. It mocks cultural faddishness amid industrial risk.

James J. Davis

Pro Business Frustration Voiced Over Prosperity

A National Association of Manufacturers report criticizes the era’s apparent prosperity as a misled, unequal condition. Virgil Jordan of the Nations Industrial Conference Board echoes concern that major automakers like General Motors and Ford ride a fragile boom, warning against complacency and urging restraint before true prosperity arrives.

Virgil Jordan The Nations Industrial Conference Board Buel Acess General Motors Fords Maur Ylah

Christmas Club Savings Grow With Thrift Plan

Enormous sums are raised as people save over many weeks for Christmas. The scheme teaches simple thrift and self denial, with participants denying themselves for weeks to accumulate funds. Much of the money will be spent on purchases or left on deposit in banks, while some may slip away if weekly payments falter.

Abit

Statesmen Speak Not For Publication Says Dutcher

Rodney Dutcher highlights that many leaders speak freely only off the record, fearing backlash from voters and backers. The piece cites unnamed Democrats and Republicans in Washington offering private views on Smith, Coolidge, and party strategy, illustrating how confidential remarks could become six or eight column headlines if published.

Rodney Dutcher NEA Wester Washington Imey Eade

Harlem's Lost Stars Marceline and Mills Remembered

In New York on December 3 a vivid portrait is drawn of performers who rose swiftly to fame only to fall hard. Marceline and Florence Mills are mourned as victims of a harsh spotlight, their deaths marking a grim contrast to Harlem’s glittering rise and the cruelty of public memory.

New York Broadyway Clesaly Marceling Florence Mills Harlem Fugitcimo Valentina Wisck Pickanniny Tomie Little Palace Manny Marceline Marcelne Orbes Clownlus Chor

Keep Coy With Coolidge Slogan in Mail Pouch Campaign

Fragmentary OCR presents a jumble of phrases about a 1958 presidential campaign slogan Keep Coy With Coolidge and unrelated musings. It hints at a judge praising a verdict, a critique of gossip, and a drugstore corner remark, plus random references to cars, Christmas cards, and headlines.

Coolidge

Skating Mishap Narrated in Quirky Jingle Style

A man recalls a playful skating mishap with a jingling phrase about getting into the pond and sinking to his waist as witnesses chuckle at the odd tale.

Causes Of Bashfulness Often Can Be Removed

An article by Dr Morris Pishbein discusses bashfulness and shyness, noting physical and social factors that trigger inferiority and fear. It links feelings to conditions like blindness, stammering, or imagined inadequacy, and suggests individualized therapy to overcome these disabilities.

Democratic Party Wald

The Tragic End of a Broadway Clown

Gilbert Swan recalls the arc of a famed mime who idolized Chaplin, brought laughter to hospitals, and haunted by poverty after fame. A partner’s suicide, Marceline’s cafe failure, and the clown’s final gunshot reveal a life spent chasing joy then ending in despair as the great city moved on to cheer others.

Myan Tle Sargossa Spain Marceline Broadway Gilbert Swan Nwa Servine

Just Folks by Edgar A Guest

The poem laments absent friends whose graves are seen as distant, yet their influence endures. The speaker recalls brave and gay companions and feels their presence returning in memories that shape present joy and resolve.

Edgar A. Guest

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