Doily and Mail Mannehim Publication Details
Doily sac published every evening except Sunday by the Mail Mannehim Con. Rates include subscription four fifty per year ten cents per month. Single copies seven cents. Addresses and contact details for circulation and editorial desks listed. Entered at the Hagerstown postoffice as second class matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail Mannehim
Jonathan
A. A. Mawkes
Baltor
Mie
Dally Mal Editorial
Hagerstown
Getoder
Daily Thought fragment prompts moral question
Fragmentary note cites a religious or philosophical line about restraint and sin. It mentions a journal or author initials J.G. and Hol Jana, with garbled Latin phrases and unclear transcription. The readable portion centers on a caution about transgression and personal judgment vs restraint.
Frank N Fahrney Hegerstonm and Frank N Fokroes Obituary
Frank N Fahrney, longtime city leader and former mayor, died leaving a legacy of steady service and community devotion. He was honored by citizens and the Masonic fraternity for his steady, precise work that kept life in the city functioning. his passing is deeply mourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegerstonm
Frank N. Fokroes
Fahrney
Dy. Palkney
Will
Zuo
Dotus
Peo
Etlery Leonard
University of Wisconsin
Thas
Leonard
Notable names in world news ranking debated
The piece analyzes how newspapers treat importance and lists who Northwestern University journalism students rated most significant in world news, including Lindbergh, Ford, Marie of Romania, Mussolini, the Prince of Wales, and Addams. It notes rankings reflect opinion and may change over time.
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Helit
Findenta
Jourouttam
Taiverslty
Dindbergh
Henry Ford
Queen Marie of
Rou
Het
President Conliées
Musselini
Prince of Wales
Hompson
Thomas
A. Edison
Gene Tunney
Gov. Smith
Rohe Huth
Mia
Contidge
Matt Tider
Helen Wille
Jane Addams
Home Efitora
Pring
Abandoned cash and the unredeemed bonds burden
The piece discusses the difficulty of collecting debts and redeeming government and Civil War era bonds. It notes large sums remain unredeemed, including $29,000 of old Treasury stock and other mature but unclaimed obligations. It reflects on investor behavior, delays in redemption, and the broader implications for bondowners and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helme
Fear In New York at the Metropolitan Opera Season Opener
In New York, December 5, a wary mood accompanies the Met season opening as critics note fashion, social climbing, and rising fear amid a city in blizzard. The piece surveys famed personalities from Leonard to Jolson and ranks of gallery goers, with reflections on class, security, and nightlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ivogue
Ottelal
Manhattan
Fle
Aj Spearance
Alamond
Metropolitan Opera
Adele Queens
Talversity Drive
Traveling With The Baby Proper Care On Trips
Dr Morris Fishbein offers guidance for traveling with an infant including feeding changes before travel. For breastfed babies simple, but for bottle fed infants ensure boiled milk or evaporated powder forms. Prepare new diets a week ahead, use sterile bottles, and rely on hotel infant amenities for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als Caver
A Tire Blowout Sent Him Bowling a Spare
A tire blew out on his car leaving it beyond repair yet he found time to bowl a game and knock down a spare, turning misfortune into a quick win.
Washington gossip features Ruth Finney and debut on Capitol stage
By The Way In Washington reports Ruth Finney, celebrated as the best newspaperwoman in Washington and a correspondent for the San Francisco News and other Scripps-Howard papers, has drawn national attention. The piece notes her role in covering Fall Sinclair trial, her sharp fact gathering, her talk as a public speaker, and her insights on women in Washington journalism plus anecdotes about congressional radio sets and the Jenny Ball at Rockwell Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Senate
Huth Finney
San Francisco News
Scripps-Howard
Miss Flongy
Sinclair Oif
Defense Attornne
William J. Burns
Misa Finney
Burns
Lamar Jeffers
Alhwamp
Jeers
A. HF
Army
Gome Cupsr- Lirong Signal Corps
Aoll
Jeffer
Jeffers
Congress
Jattera
Sring
Miura
Rockwell Field
Gallt
Jus UST Fouxs by Edgar A Guest
A short verse admonishes against frivolous spending and debt. It contrasts wasteful purchases with prudent, solid investments and warns that money spent on fleeting luxuries leads to financial trouble. The poem urges restraint and sensible use of funds.
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Jus Ust Fouxs
Edgar A. Guest
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Jelson
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REA Service
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Morris Fishbein
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American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Epecta
Martz
Electric Co. de Gift
Sauth Oe
Goodyear Speedway
Cord
Lambert
Willard
Genuine
Hagerstown Battery Co
East Baltimore Street
Ingal
Commercial Service and Credit Co
Edgar ©. Jones
Arcaie Aida
Hanerstown, Md
Wali
Rooney Dutcher
Miss Finney
Iterview
Whippet
Knight
Willye-Overland Ince
Hoffman Brothers
East
Washington Street
Faber's Cor
Franklin & Jonathan Ste
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
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Franklin and Jonathan
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W. Franklin Street
Kinney’s
Smith Furniture Co
Franklin
Helen
Renroh
West
Franktin Street
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Kelvinator
Bohman Co
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