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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1928

Page

4

Ratabusica Daily Mail publication details and rates

Publication information for The Daily Mail in Hagerstown lists address at 35 South Jonathan St and subscription rates four fifty per year or forty nine cents monthly. Single copies priced two cents. Foreign reps listed and audit bureau membership noted.

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White Lady haunting Berlin palace foreshadows Kaiser Wilhelm's fate

The Berlin white lady apparition in the former imperial palace, linked to the Hohenzollern lineage, is said to presage disaster for Kaiser Wilhelm II. The piece argues Wilhelm symbolized divine kingship, a dying idea eclipsed by World War I, and his death echoed the era’s end.

Imperial Palace Berlin Wilhelm Holland Hohenzollern

Congress Readies for a Hot Perf of Legislation

Congress faces a long session with a March 4 expiry and an immediate post term extra session. Key fights loom over Boulder Dam, pacifist and defense priorities, 15 battleships and an aircraft carrier, pacific treaties, farm relief, and tariff revision as President-elect Hoover prepares to take office.

House Hoover Phila. Record

White House cabinet room mail pouches and wedding spoils

A fragmentary page notes Mail Pouch plaster on the White House cabinet floor and a Chicago wedding thwarted by police arresting the best man with beer. It also mentions an editor in New York retiring with a half million and reflects on newspaper workers leaving the field with market scrutiny. A Chicago killer is freed as a crowd forgives. A small town defines itself by civic inaction toward an airport. The government reports two wins and four losses in cases, prompting questions on jail outcomes.

New York

Environment Bears On Criminal's Mental Life

Dr William Healy argues at a Massachusetts conference that crime stems from environmental influence on a person’s mental life. He cites shoplifting and youth crime as products of surroundings seen in peers media and street life, urging early prevention and study of delinquents. Society must apply scientific methods to prevent crime before offenses occur.

Massachusetts William Healy Judge Baker Foundation Boston Healy

Orange Root Iron and Celery Compound Endorsement at Rudy's Rexall

A customer testimonial touts Orange Root Iron and Celery Compound as energizing and health restoring after a few bottles and Nuggets. The ad promotes Rudy's Rexall Drug Store at Hamilton Hotel corner with prices for Tonic and Nuggets and a separate Creosote Emulsion offer for lingering coughs.

Rudy's Rexall Drug Store Hamilton Hotel Rudy’s

Just JFouxs By Edgar A. Guest

The verse reflects on the paradox of grownups who in age and strength remain fragile to trifles and the folly of pride. It contrasts a stout man with a childlike shout and questions why wisdom fades under rage and luxury obsession with shoe luggage rivaling travel cases in the wider critique of modern life.

New York’s Cold Night Fires On East Side Stands Of Lanterns

In Manhattan’s East Side the night scene centers on five bonfires built by pushcart traders. Bareheaded women and children near Delancey and Houston streets seek warmth as old men, wrinkled with hardship, tend the flames. Charred sticks form hearts and arrows as a nameless writer notes a fleeting love message.

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Bread lines and need mark coldest day in years

A poetical note by Gilbert Swan reflects on bread lines kept by churches and charities as the city endures a cold spell, with lines forming for those in acute need while weather officials seek the coldest day in fifteen years.

Joe Mary Gilbert Swan

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