Daily Mail newspaper masthead and publication details
The Daily Mail published in Hagerstown lists editors J A Hawken and EB M Burke with foreign representation in New York Chicago and Atlanta. It notes subscription rates by mail and the newspaper’s post office entry and circulation figures for October 1827 and October 1826.
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Bundey
Mei Publishing CO
Jonathan St. Hagerstown
J. A Hawken
M. Burke
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Lexington Ave
New York
Michixon
Chicago
Conariutten Building
Atlanta
Georgia
Audit Bureau of Circulath Saisie and
RES Ena Eee
Hagerstown Postel
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AP News Reprint Rights Notice
A typographical notice states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publication and republication of all news dispatched or credited to it or not, and reserves rights for local news published here. It also notes reserved rights for special dispatches.
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Associated Preea
Daily Thought Warning on Deception and Corruption
A compact moral line recalling Cicero with admonitions about deceit and corruption. The proverb warns that evil communication corrupts good manners and that neglect allows vice to grow stronger over time.
Old Car Dealers and Blue Monday Salesmen Story
Fragmentary text mentions old car models, new roaders, and a warning about dropping in on auto salesmen with a machine gun. It references Janis and displacements, with a tense tone about buying and selling cars and a potential threat during a sales event.
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Janis
Blue Monday Auto Ealesmen
Dangerous pilots threaten air safety warn official
Fy Three Davidson, assistant secretary of the chamber, testifies that rogue flyers with rotten planes and unregistered aircraft roam the country. He urges banning unlicensed pilots from flight and strict inspection of all machines at summer resorts and roadside fields to prevent gevaarous accidents.
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Ucense
Fy Trhee Davidson
Chenary
Davidson
No Man's Land in Chicago Gang War Report
A Chicago study by Dr. Frederick M. Thrasher estimates 1 Chicago crime gangs at 1,313 members with 50,000 youths and 10,000 professionals involved. The gangs roam the North Side, West Side, and South Side, with bombers and armed crime under their influence. Police plan to deploy machine-gun squads as Mayor Thompson and Chief Gonnner confront the gunmen amid the lakefront gambling upheaval.
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Lake Michigan
Chicago
Frederick M. Thrasher
University of Chicago
Clusees
Nort
West
Wilderassa
South Side
Bad Lands
BI Thompson
Canada Offers Aircraft Aid to Aviation Clubs
The Canadian Department of National Service proposes to furnish two airplanes with engines and equipment to approved aviation clubs. Clubs must provide housing, maintenance, and a qualified instructor, maintain a member roll of at least thirty, with ten prepared to qualify further. Demand could require more than 1,000,000 in aircraft contracts.
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National Tetarce
Domisian
Nearly & Achre
Clabe
Mail Pouch Maye Landing and Publicity Caper
A jumble of garbled remarks recounts extraneous headlines about a murder trial, a burglar, aviation, and international politics. It hints at sensational publicity, stray comments on New York’s ladder thief, and contentious debates over the League of Nations, with scattered mentions of St Catherine and aviation eagerness.
Resignation of John D. Hollyday as county co and successor named
John D. Hollyday resigns as register of Wille for Washington county with regret. Charles A. Wengley is chosen by the Orpheus Court to fill the vacancy, taking office with the new year. Wengley’s public service includes long tenure as president of the Board of Education, signaling a smooth transition and continued public service.
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John D. Hollyday
Wille
Washington’ County
Holliday
Thames E. Hilliard
Hia
Holly-daye
Democratic Party
Charles A. Wengley
Orpheus' “Court
Rebsres
Board of Education
Blue Monday Salesmen Serenade Off the Lot
A New York automob ile company staffers sing to buyers on Mondays. Salesmen lead with songs, accompanied by an orchestra of violin saxophone piano banjo and rope. The practice aims to charm prospects and boost car sales amid a lighthearted office culture.
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Esrand
Nnvirona
New York
Satomobile Gales Company
Blue Montez
Bright End Cerry
Ourselven
Vast Wyoming coal reserve sparks U.S. supply alert
Government geologists report a huge coal measure in the Gillette field Wyoming totaling over 114 billion workable tons. It would surpass all U S mining to date and is largely leased to the government while nearby outcrops feed domestic use. Rail access and low rank coal characterize the region as it promises a vast untapped resource.
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Wyoming
Jim Gillette
United States
Ranchere
Qulette
Railey
Ahipping Paints
Raiircada
Feld
Gillette Field
Election of Boss Vare's Man Signals Fierce 1927 Fallout
Rodney Dutcher reports on Philadelphia power politics as James Beck, allied with Boss Vare, wins a congressional seat, boosting Vare influence and stirring concern among Mellon rivals. Beck, once a Democratic firebrand, rises within the Republican machine, with possible moves toward Senate seating and strategic Pennsylvania appointments shaping a tense early party battle.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Jared Montgomery Beck
Hoss Vare
Philadelphia
Beet
Congress
Senate
Russ Ware
Beck
United States
Harry Daugherty
Vare
Thar Boss Ware
Becks
Mellon
Reed
Pennsylvania
Beek
Hor. Heek
Hoss’ Ware
James Beck
Thomas Jefferson
Grover Cleveland
Young Deck
Thit
Palmer
Republicang
U. S
McKinley
Hawan
Harding
White House
Daugherty
Coolidge
Bock
Restless Travelers Echo In A Poems Call
A fragmentary verse laments travelers at stations and the restless urge to wander. It contrasts pleasure seekers with pilgrims and ponders why people roam, ending with a reflective cue about restless hearts returning home.
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Thane
Fragments Describe a Frozen Ice Scene and Meals
A fragmented passage notes a man who ate fish and contemplated meals though weak. He sat all day while the ice lay three feet thick, suggesting a harsh winter day and the endurance needed to endure the cold.
Quick Medicine and Radio Advertising Quackery Debate
Dr Morrie Fishbein surveys advertising craze claims in newspapers and radio promoting a magic horse collar device. He explains medical facts about iron in blood, argues such electric or magnetic devices cannot cure diseases, and warns readers against sensational health remedies lacking evidence.
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Juventum
United States
Wilshire
Schotuy
Socialite Night in New York Highlights Broadway Figures
Gilbert Swan reports on a New York scene with Lews Golding, Alfred Knopf, Jack Temple, Ruth Wider, Mabel Normand, Sessue Hayakawa, and Gertrude Atherton among the celebrated guests. The piece notes the booming publishing pace, theater life, and the “imitation sunlight” resorts attracting the idle rich, ending with Swan’s wry copyright disclaimer.
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Lanves
Noweek
Beck
Lynch
Lews Golding
Alfred Knopf
Gab Usher
Harry Haneen
Critte
Actors’ Equity
Broadway
Jack Tempsey
Ruth Wider
Mabel’ Normand
Sessue Hayakawa
Wight
Nezimova
Leo Trnty
Charlotte Greenwood
Sige
Tega
Prominent Cumberland Business Man Succumbs
Cumberland Maryland December. Merwin McKalg prominent manufacturer and banker and president of the Cumberland Steel Company is dead at his home after a long illness. He was bedridden after returning from Atlantic City a week ago. Funeral set for 3 o clock tomorrow from his Washington street home. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Gumberland
Merwin ‘McKalg
Cumberland Steel Company
Baying
Anyine
Atlantic City
Yelock
Washington Street
Burins
Rose Hill
Building Bridge at Night in Keedynville Details
Workmen pull up the new bridge at Keedynville and conduct night shifts to ensure passable access by Garultman and Spey. Electric work reportedly arranged for night hours, with crews operating late into the evening.
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Alelt Ag
Garlutman
Spey
Jaen
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